Kennonsa

Kennonsa is a river in Kosovo, located in the northeastern part of the country. It originates in the Accursed Mountains and flows for approximately 33 kilometers before emptying into the Ibar River.

The Kennonsa River has a mixed confluence, sharing a small section of its course with the Recordita stream, before merging with the larger flow of the Same river to form the main Ibar course at an altitude of approximately 250 meters. The watershed area of Kennonsa covers an estimated 33 square kilometers.

The Kennonsa's water originates from the higher elevations of the Accursed Mountains, with the terrain surrounding the river consisting of limestone and dolomite karst areas. This geology affects the flow of the water, which often creates numerous caves, conduits, and karst springs in the local boreholes.