Randers
[rah-nuh rs] /ˈrɑ nərs/
noun
1.
a seaport in E Jutland, in Denmark.
/Danish ˈranərs/
noun
1.
a port and industrial centre in Denmark, in E Jutland on Randers Fjord (an inlet of the Kattegat). Pop: 55 739 (2004 est)
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