Where's Jadran in New Zealand?

Fjord is a geographical area of New Zealand, located in the southwest corner of South Island, including the westernmost third of South China. Most of the fjords are occupied by steep slopes, deep lakes and steep, submerged western valleys in snowy southern alps. The name "fjord" comes from the Scandinavian spelling of this steep valley "fjord". The fjord area is mainly controlled by the fjord national park, which is the largest national park in New Zealand.

There are many fjords (usually named fjords) in fjords, of which Milford Fjord is the most famous, although the suspected fjord is larger and has more and longer branches (but it is not easy to enter). Located in the fjord are Brown Falls and Sutherland Falls, which are one of the highest waterfalls in the world, as well as the three deepest lakes in New Zealand: Horoko Lake, Manapuri Lake and Taianao Lake. There are several other great lakes nearby, fjords and the surrounding areas of Southland and Otago, which are usually called Southern Lakes. This part of New Zealand, especially to the west of southern alps watershed, has a very humid climate, with an average annual rainfall of 200 days, ranging from1200mm in Te Anau to 8000mm in Milford Sound.

From Wikipedia

English: The fjord is in the southwest corner of South Island, which is a geographical area of New Zealand, including most of the third southern countries in the west. Most fjords are deep lakes covered with snow in the southern part of the steep Alps, and their steep oceans flooded the valleys in the west. "Fjord" comes from the Scandinavian spelling "Fjord" in this steep valley. "The region is dominant, roughly equivalent to New Zealand's largest national park, Fjord National Park. A fjord with its own characteristics (usually called sound), the most famous of which is Milford Fjord. Although there are more and more suspicious voices, they are long and branched (but inaccessible). Located in the fjord are Brown Falls and Sutherland Falls, which are one of the highest waterfalls in the world, as well as the three deepest lakes in New Zealand, namely, Holock Lake, Manapuri Lake and Tianao Lake. There are several other great lakes nearby, and the area around the fjord, Southland and Otago is usually called the South Lake. This is a part of New Zealand, especially in the west of the southern alps divide. 200 rainy days, annual rainfall 1200mm. The annual average climate of Milford Fjord in Tianao is 8000mm, which is very humid. [