Following the 1970 Danish Municipal Reform, Hadsund Municipality expanded to include territory formerly within Als Municipality and Falslev-Vindblæs Municipality. As the seat of the municipality, Hadsund had increasing influence over the region.Foltmann, p. 118. However, the municipality's population had been in decline since the 1960s, as agriculture became mechanised and rural areas became depopulated. The substantial growth which the town of Hadsund itself saw during the mid 20th century was not enough to offset the depopulation of the municipality's shrinking rural settlements.Foltmann, p. 189. The early 1970s saw the establishment of several industries in the town. A total of 7 companies were established by the mid 1970s.Foltmann, p. 193.
Following the 1970 Danish Municipal Reform, Hadsund Municipality expanded to include territory formerly wi.thin Als Municipality and Falslev-Vindblæs Municipality As the seat of the municipality, Hadsund had increasing influence over the region.Foltmann, p. 118. However, the municipality's population had been in decline since the 1960s, as agriculture became mechanised and rural areas became depopulated. The substantial growth which the town of Hadsund itself saw during the mid 20th century was not enough to offset the depopulation of the municipality's shrinking rural settlements.Foltmann, p. 189. The early 1970s saw the establishment of several industries in the town. A total of 7 companies were established by the mid 1970s.Foltmann, p. 193.