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SOME GEOGRAPHICAL EVIDENCES OF SUPERSYNCHRONICITY IN EUROPE

Lisbon, the capital of Portugal, and Oslo, the capital of Norway, are both bathed by inlets of the sea. Lisbon is on the banks of the River Tagus Estuary, and Oslo, on the banks of the Oslo Fjord, or Oslofjorden.

In fact, the coastlines of both Portugal/Galicia and Norway are very indented, which makes the western coast of Iberia full of rias, just as that of Scandinavia is full of fjords. Here is a short list:

PORTUGAL/GALICIA	NORWAY
Ria de Alvor Ria de Arousa Ria de Aveiro Ria de Betanzos Ria de Camarinhas Ria de Cedeira Ria de Corcubión Ria de Corme e Laxe Ria da Corunha Ria de Ferrol Ria de Foz Ria de Muros e Noia Ria de Ortigueira Ria de Pontedeume Ria de Pontevedra Ria de Ribadeo Ria de Vigo Ria de Viveiro Ria do Barqueiro Ria Formosa	Agderfjord Drammenfjord Geirangerfjord Hardangerfjord Idefjord Lusterfjord Lysefjord Møre og Romsdal‎ Nærøyfjord Nordland‎fjord Oslofjord Porsangerfjord Rogalandfjord Sognefjord Troms og Finnmark Trøndelag‎fjord Trondheimfjord Varangerfjord Vestfold og Telemark Vestland‎fjord Vikenfjord Storfjord Vestfjord

Also between cities and their urban landscapes, history and topography it is possible to find parallels, of which we shall speak another time. For now, just stay with some photos.