On-line Mars atlas?

[Swithin StCleeve]

At last, I got an image of some dark features on Mars last night. Is there an on-line resource that will show me which side of Mars was facing us at, say, 22.45 last night?
Thanks in advance.

[RT65CB-SWL]

I don't know if this helps ---> https://www.google.com/mars/

[lenscap]

http://stellarium.org/

Then,

Set the time,

Left-click on Mars,

Click on "Centre the object"

Zoom in,    Zoom right in.  Zoom all the way in.?

[Swithin StCleeve]

I've got Stellarium, but didn't realise it gave you planetary data quite so precise as to show you the spin. Thanks!

 

[John]

There is this one:

http://www.skyandtelescope.com/wp-content/observing-tools/mars_profiler/mars.html#

And this one:

https://astronomynow.com/mars/

And also the Virtual Planet Atlas freeware:

http://www.ap-i.net/avp/en/start

[RT65CB-SWL]

I completely for got about the others mentioned. My mind went blank!  

[Ruud]

For Stellarium, it may be helpul to use  Alt+N, which does the same as View [F4]  -> SSO -> Show planetary nomenclature. 
This toggles the labels of the features on the planet's surface. It also works for the Moon.

Check out  Configuration [F2] -> Tools -> Edit keyboard shortcuts... It's almost a manual by itself.