1984 Winter Olympics torch relay

Host city	Sarajevo, Yugoslavia (now Bosnia and Herzegovina)
Countries visited	Greece, Yugoslavia (now Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Serbia, Montenegro, Macedonia, Croatia, and Slovenia)
Distance	5,289 kilometres (3,286 mi)
Torch bearers	1,600
Start date	29 January 1984
End date	8 February 1984
Torch designer	Boris Tutschin

The 1984 Winter Olympics torch relay was run from 29 January 1984 until 8 February 1984 prior to the 1984 Winter Olympics in Sarajevo, Yugoslavia. The route covered around 5,289 kilometres (3,286 mi) and involved over 1,600 torchbearers. Sanda Dubravčić lit the cauldron at the opening ceremony.[1][2]

Route

East Yugoslavia

Route	Map
Dubrovnik Trebinje	Dubrovnik Trebinje
Nikšić Cetinje Titograd Ulcinj Kolašin Mojkovac Durmitor Bijelo Polje Berane Rožaje	Nikšić Cetinje Titograd Ulcinj Kolašin Mojkovac Durmitor Bijelo Polje Berane
Novi Pazar Sjenica Raška Kopaonik	Novi Pazar Sjenica Raška Kopaonik
Mitrovica Pristina Peć Prizren Brezovica	Mitrovica Pristina Peć Prizren Brezovica
Tetovo Popova Šapka Mavrovo Kičevo Ohrid Resen Bitola Skopje Titov Veles Štip Kočani Kumanovo	Tetovo Popova Šapka Mavrovo Kičevo Ohrid Resen Bitola Skopje Titov Veles Štip Kočani Kumanovo
Vranje Besna Kobila Kriva Feja Leskovac Pirot Niš Prokuplje Zaječar Ćuprija Bor Svetozarevo Kragujevac Velika Plana Belgrade	Vranje Besna Kobila Kriva Feja Leskovac Pirot Niš Prokuplje Zaječar Ćuprija Bor Svetozarevo Kragujevac Velika Plana Belgrade
Pančevo Vršac Bela Crkva Zrenjanin Bečej Senta Kikinda Subotica Bačka Topola Sombor Titov Vrbas Osijek Vukovar Novi Sad Fruška Gora Ruma	Pančevo Vršac Bela Crkva Zrenjanin Bečej Senta Kikinda Subotica Bačka Topola Sombor Titov Vrbas Vukovar Novi Sad Fruška Gora Ruma
Šabac Valjevo Titovo Užice Zlatibor Loznica Tršić	Šabac Valjevo Titovo Užice Zlatibor Loznica Tršić
Zvornik Srebrenica Bijeljina Brčko Bosanski Šamac Derventa Doboj Zavidovići Tuzla Kladanj Vlasenica Višegrad Goražde Foča Tjentište Kalinovik Jahorina Bjelašnica Fojnica Sokolac Romanija Breza Vareš Sarajevo	Zvornik Srebrenica Bijeljina Brčko Bosanski Šamac Derventa Doboj Zavidovići Tuzla Kladanj Vlasenica Višegrad Goražde Foča Tjentište Kalinovik Jahorina Bjelašnica Fojnica Sokolac Romanija Breza Vareš Sarajevo

West Yugoslavia

Route	Map
Dubrovnik Čapljina Mostar Rujište Jablanica Prozor Bugojno Kupres Šuica Livno	Dubrovnik Čapljina Mostar Rujište Jablanica Prozor Bugojno Kupres Šuica Livno
Split Sinj Vis Makarska Podgora Šibenik Zadar Pag Karlobag Rijeka Delnice Opatija Mrkopalj Pula Brijuni Rovinj Poreč	Split Sinj Vis Makarska Podgora Šibenik Zadar Pag Karlobag Rijeka Delnice Opatija Mrkopalj Pula Brijuni Rovinj Poreč
Koper Izola Piran Sežana Postojna Nova Gorica Cerkno Tolmin Ljubljana Vrhnika Logatec Kranjska Gora Planica Cerknica Jesenice Bled Radovljica Begunje Tržič Kranj Škofja Loka Domžale Trbovlje Titov Velenje Slovenj Gradec Ravne na Koroškem Maribor Celje	Koper Izola Piran Sežana Postojna Nova Gorica Cerkno Tolmin Ljubljana Vrhnika Logatec Kranjska Gora Planica Cerknica Jesenice Bled Radovljica Begunje Tržič Škofja Loka Kranj Domžale Trbovlje Titov Velenje Slovenj Gradec Ravne na Koroškem Maribor Celje
Kumrovec Varaždin Karlovac Zagreb Bjelovar Sljeme Virovitica Sisak	Kumrovec Varaždin Karlovac Zagreb Bjelovar Sljeme Virovitica Sisak
Bosanski Novi Bosanska Dubica Bosanska Krupa Bihać Cazin Velika Kladuša Plitvička Jezera Titova Korenica Plješivica Bosanski Petrovac Titov Drvar Ključ Bosansko Grahovo Prijedor Kozara Banja Luka Skender Vakuf Mrkonjić Grad Jajce Ranča Travnik Zenica Vlašić Kakanj Visoko Sarajevo	Bosanski Novi Bosanska Dubica Bosanska Krupa Bihać Cazin Velika Kladuša Bosanski Petrovac Titov Drvar Ključ Bosansko Grahovo Prijedor Kozara Banja Luka Skender Vakuf Mrkonjić Grad Jajce Ranča Travnik Zenica Vlašić Kakanj Visoko Sarajevo

References

"Sanda DubravÄiÄ". SR/Olympic Sports. Sports-reference.com. Archived from the original on 18 April 2020. Retrieved 13 April 2019.
"Olimpijska baklja ZOI Sarajevo 1984". Skijanje.rs. Skijanje.rs. Retrieved 13 April 2019.

External links

1980 torch relay via IOC website

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[1] "Sanda DubravÄiÄ". SR/Olympic Sports. Sports-reference.com. Archived from the original on 18 April 2020. Retrieved 13 April 2019.

[2] "Olimpijska baklja ZOI Sarajevo 1984". Skijanje.rs. Skijanje.rs. Retrieved 13 April 2019.