Bitola
Bogomila
Gradsko
Milino/ Ovce Pole/Kosulcevi
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Above: the station of MILINO between Veles and Ovce Pole. After the II world war its name was changed to: TOSO ARSOV (stations from Veles in direction Stip: Veles, Kosulcevi, Jazla and then TOSO ARSOV) there was a period when people from Bosnia and Macedonia moved to Turkey (the people who were Muslim, not the Christians!) because they could ground companies in Turkey under good conditions. In that years somebody put fire and the station TOSO ARSOV and it burned out. It was repaired and it got the today-design. Middle: station of OVCE POLJE (so it is in the Serbian language - it was Serbia in the time when the railway line was built! The Macedonians say: OVCE POLE!). This is the ORIGINAL design of the station of OVCE POLE. Under: station of OTAVICA shortly after it was opened. After the II world war the name was changed to: KOSULCEVI (to remember brothers Kosulcevi from this area who struggled against the German and Bulgarian ocupation army in the war!)
Ohrid
The station of Ohrid: nowadays there is no railway link to Ohrid, because everything disappeared: nowadays there are plans to extent the railway link from Kicevo to Ohrid and the Albanian border (Struga) as part of the 8th Corridor (from Varna -Bulgaria towards Durres-Albania via Sofia and Skopje)
Skopje
Below: At the left you see the old railway station of Skopje (picture made in May 2006): this station was the main station untill 1963, when on the 26 th July an eartquake did destroyed it. At the right you see the new station which is nowadays still the main station.
Stip
Below, the left picture: the station of Stip as it is still now.
In the picture below at the right:
- above: the station of OTAVICA during construction, on 05.12.1924 (it was not yet finished when the railway line Veles - Stip was opened!)
- down: the station of STIP - the celebration on 16.11.1924 when the first train arrived in STIP. It took a whole year more until the line Stip - Kocani (only 31 km!) was finished.



























