Orbit sketch

Where a launch flies over in its first orbits, from its pad, a Launch azimuth and an altitude. Pick the pad of a launch announced, or give its coordinates.

Pick a pad, or give a latitude and a longitude, to sketch the orbits a launch from it flies.

In degrees, south and west negative
Degrees clockwise from north
Enter the inclination instead
From 0° to 180°; a pad narrows it
Leg
Circular, from 150 to 2,000 km
From 1 to 17
In UTC; shades the night as the flight goes on
Hours and minutes from lift-off to landing, such as 1:06; sets the orbits and draws the Landing zone
Any city or town, by its name, or a point you click on the map

An ascent of about 9 minutes assumed, then a nominal circular orbit: no drag, no reentry. Not a ground track: once what the launch carried is catalogued, its Satellite page has the real one.