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Hadsten has many educational institutions, including a technical school, gymnasium (Secondary school), and folk high school. Hadsten is famous for having one of the largest model railways in Europe.[4] Besides that, Hadsten has the shortest pedestrian street in Europe.
In Denmark, pronunciation of the town's name has often been the subject of confusion, as locals pronounce the name with a silent "d"; as "Ha'sten".
Etymology
Hadsten was mentioned in text for the first time in 1432 as Halstiern, which seems like it comes from the old Danish word tjærn, meaning 'little lake'. The river in Hadsten, Lilleåen, did at the time form a little lake at Kollerup Gods.
When the train station was built, the town of Vinterslev was actually larger, but since the Post Office believe it would cause confusion with the town Vinderslev in Silkeborg Municipality, Hadsten Stationsby was chosen instead.[5]
History
The flooding in 1910 (Søndergade)
Archaeological excavations around the town have shown that people have lived in Lilleådalen as far back as 2,000 BC in the Nordic Stone Age. The excavation at the water mill, which later became known as Hadsten Mølle, have revealed the remains of an even older water mill from around the 1190's in the early High Middle Ages. The present mill originates from the 1400s during the Clausholm Castle era, and later gained its present name of Hadsten Mølle.
Hadsten was mentioned for the first time in 1432 as Halstiern suggesting to come from the Old Norse word tjærn which means "little lake", while the neck also in Old Danish refers to the narrowing the small river valley have of Kollerup Gods.[further explanation needed] The water level this river at that time has stood 2–3 meters higher than it is today - which is why the valley was marked by lakes.
The modern town was founded on 3 September 1862, when Den østjyske længdebane (The Eastern Jutland Railway) opened. In 2012, the town celebrated its 150th anniversary, with a visit by Frederik, the Crown Prince of Denmark and his wife, Mary, Crown Princess of Denmark.[6] The town was at the plant of the East Jutland stretch of railway line, which was officially inaugurated on 3 September 1862. Therefore, this date is seen as the town's founding. In September 2012 celebrated its 150th anniversary with the visit of Crown Prince Frederik and Crown Princess Mary.
One of the most advanced buildings in Denmark is in Hadsten; it functions as a café, library and auditorium.
Geography
Hadsten’s average elevation above sea level is 44 meters.[citation needed]
Culture
The Hadsten Grand Prix, a bicycle race, has been annually hosted in the city since 1993.
Urban districts of Hadsten
Hadsten Stationsby, current center of the city.
Neder- and Over Hadsten, original villages, now integrated into the city.
Vinterslev, original village, now integrated into the city.
Notable people
Frederik Bergmann Larsen (1839 – 1916 in Hadsten) a famous Danish doctor, known by some as the miracle doctor
Morten Bisgaard (born 1974 in Hadsten) a football coach and former football player, over 350 club caps, including over 100 for Derby County F.C. and 8 games and 1 goal for the Denmark
Maria Fisker Stokholm (born 1990 in Hadsten) a handball player for Viborg HK and the Danish national team
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