Zenica
Zenica lies in a broad field along the Bosna River, between the Vranduk and Lašva gorges. Nearby Janjići was for a time a seat of the medieval Bosnian Church. The name Zenica appears in a Ragusan document of 1436, in connection with an Ottoman raid. After the Ottoman conquest, the town grew along the river; in 1697 it was burned during the campaign of the Habsburg commander Eugene of Savoy.