The image consists of two maps labeled “A” and “B”. Map A, located at the top left corner, shows the outline of Bosnia and Herzegovina with neighboring countries Croatia, Serbia, and Montenegro labeled. A small square labeled “B” marks the location of Sarajevo within Bosnia and Herzegovina. Map B, the larger map, displays a detailed satellite view of Sarajevo’s local communities, outlined with boundaries. Areas of urban infrastructure are highlighted, mainly concentrated in the southern and central regions of the city. A scale bar at the bottom left indicates distances from 0 to 4 kilometers. A north directional arrow is positioned at the top right corner. A legend at the bottom left identifies highlighted areas as “Urban infrastructure” and the outlined sections as “Local communities”.Geographic location of Sarajevo. Source: Figure 1 by authors
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