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Kepler has the fixed field of view (FOV) against the sky. The diagram to the left shows the sky coordinates and where the detector fields are located, along with the locations of a few bright stars. This diagram is shown with north at the top. Click on the diagram to see a detailed view. The project also has a calculatorthat will determine if a given object falls in the FOV and if so where it will appear on the photo detector array.
Here is a table of known extrasolar planetary systems from the List of extrasolar planets that fall within the FOV of Kepler:
 Star Right Ascension Declination Planet Discovery method GSC 03549-02811      TrES-2b Transit GSC 03547-01402      HAT-P-7b Transit GSC 03561-02092      HAT-P-11b Transit 16 Cygni B*      16 Cygni Bb Radial velocity 
 listed as a candidate.
Note: Images released so far do not always have celestial north at the top. 

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