Randers, city, central Denmark, in Århus County, eastern Jutland Peninsula, where the Gudenå River enters Randers Fjord. It is a seaport and a commercial and manufacturing center situated in an agricultural area. Principal products include metal goods, beer, machinery, clothing, and processed food. A 15th-century church, a 16th-century monastery, and a number of medieval houses are here. The community was first mentioned in the late 11th century and received a charter in 1302. Population (2000 estimate) 61,983.Microsoft® Encarta® Online Encyclopedia 2001
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