Odin Fjord () is a fjord in Peary Land, far northern Greenland.Google Maps
Robert Peary did not explore the Frederick E. Hyde Fjord owing to thick fog at its mouth. The inner fjord branches were mapped and named by Lauge Koch in the course of aerial surveys from the 1920s onwards.Spencer Apollonio, Lands That Hold One Spellbound: A Story of East Greenland, 2008 p. 101
Geography Odin Fjord is an offshoot on the southern shore of Frederick E. Hyde Fjord, located close to its head, west of Cape John Flagler at the fjord entrance. Thor Fjord has its mouth to the east on the same side. The fjord is roughly oriented in a north–south direction and is nearly in length.Sailing Directions for East Greenland and Iceland, p. 182
Flowing northwards to the east of the Hans Tausen Ice Cap, the Ymer Glacier discharges at the head of the fjord. To the east of Odin Fjord lies the Heimdal Ice Cap.Nunat Aqqi; StednavneJ. C. Escher & Poul-Henrik Larsen, The buried western extension of the Navarana Fjord escarpment in central and western North Greenland; p. 84
See also List of fjords of Greenland
References
External links Collection: Peary Land, Odin Fjord Fm, JMH 780714-1, sam. 254799