The Kaçandoll is a river in northeastern Kosovo. The river has a length of and is a right tributary of the Llapi river.
Overview The river’s source is the confluence of two streams originating on the slopes of the Bajraku peak, at around elevation. The Kaçandoll flows southwards, nourished by streams from the Kopaonik Mountains, and ultimately flows through its namesake village of Kaçandoll. In the village of Lupçi i Poshtëm, it flows into the Llapi River. Its basin size is .
Biodiversity River trout (Salmo trutta fario) is found in the Kaçandoll waters.
Hydroelectricity There were plans to build a hydroelectric power station in the valley of the river, however the permit for this project was declined by the municipality of Podujevë in 2021. The hydroelectric power plant was planned to be built in 24 months and was expected to generate an energy of 6.08 GWh yearly.
See also List of rivers of Kosovo Geography of Kosovo
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