From the previously collected data, the available station diagrams of the narrow-gauge track 0.76 m Zenica – Sarajevo are: Zenica, Raspotočje, Janjići, Lašva, Modrinje, Roščevina, Kakanj, Čatići, Dobrinje, Porječani, Visoko, Lješevo, Podlugovi, Ilijaš, Semizovac, Reljevo, Rajlovac, Alipašin Most, and Sarajevo.
History:
The narrow-gauge railway route Zenica – Sarajevo was opened to public traffic on October 4, 1882, with a length of 78 km as an integral part of the main line from Bos. Brod to Sarajevo. The elimination of the narrow gauge route took place gradually, namely: Sarajevo New – Sarajevo (old station) on May 1, 1968, Sarajevo – Alipašin Most on May 23, 1971, Sarajevo – Lašva in 1966, and Lašva – Zenica on June 1, 1975.
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