Sky Maps
Click on a city below to see a map of the stars for that city. New cities will continue to be added, so don't worry if you do not see one near you. Each city has a map for one day in each of the twelve months. There are two maps for two different times during the given night. So, click on a city to find your path to the stars!
City
State
latitude
longitude
Austin
Texas
30.3o N
97.7o W
Denver
Colorado
39.75o N
105.00o W
Detroit
Michigan
42.33o N
83.05o W
New York City
New York
40.75o N
74.0o W
San Francisco
California
37.8o N
122.4oW
Seattle
Washington
47.61o N
122.34oW
| City | State | latitude | longitude |
|---|---|---|---|
| Austin | Texas | 30.3o N | 97.7o W |
| Denver | Colorado | 39.75o N | 105.00o W |
| Detroit | Michigan | 42.33o N | 83.05o W |
| New York City | New York | 40.75o N | 74.0o W |
| San Francisco | California | 37.8o N | 122.4oW |
| Seattle | Washington | 47.61o N | 122.34oW |
Portraits of stars and their constellations Created by Jim Kaler , Prof. of Astronomy, University of Illiniois.
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