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There are other Sørfjorden Waterfalls enclosed by Odda to the south and the Hardanger Fjord to the north besides some of the better known named ones in the area. Such waterfalls are too numerous to single each one out. This is because you have the Folgefonn Glacier (Folgefonna) on the west wall supplying plenty of glacial meltwaters for the falls on that side, while you have the melting snow from the Hardanger Plateau (Hardangervidda) feeding snowmelt waterfalls on the east.
Besides Ædnafossen, Skrikjofossen, and Opofossen, I've only managed to stop and photograph a few of these falls (most of which I couldn't identify or match with a waterfall seen on the topo map). Check out the photos below if you want to see what they look like.
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Looking at a particular waterfall across the fjord
Zoomed out panorama of the waterfall above as well as others
Zoomed in on one of the falls shown in the photo directly above
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