The Hollandergraven is a man-made waterway in the municipality of Almelo, in the Dutch province of Overijssel.

Originally dug around 1380 as a shipping and drainage canal, it runs approximately eight kilometers from the Lateraalkanaal to the Kanaal Almelo – De Haandrik, beginning in the Schelfhorst district and ending near the border of Aadorp.

Water flow at the start of the channel is regulated by a weir. Almelo serves as an access point along this waterway.

Maintenance dredging has been carried out on the Hollandergraven under the authority of Waterschap Vechtstromen, with work focused on the stretch between the Sluisweg and the Bleskolksingel.