Kayadhu River

The Kayadhu River is one of the tributaries of river Godavari.

The river Kayadhu on entering the district from the northwest turns at a right angle flows northeastwards under the influence of a similar turn of the spur and joins the Penganga. The reservoir dam on the Kayadhu river near the village of Sapli in the Kalamnuri taluka of the Parbhani district provides water for irrigation for around 55,000 acres. The water of this river benefits greatly the Hadgaon taluka. The Kedarnath tank project at the village of Pingli across a small tributary of the Tamsa nala has been recently completed providing irrigation for about 1,416.46 hectares or 3,500 acres of land.

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