  The 4m International Liquid Mirror Telescope (ILMT) is the first optical
survey telescope in India that performs zenithal observations of a 22$'$ wide
strip of the sky. To determine the portion of the sky covered by the ILMT
during the entire year, we represent the ILMT Field of View (FoV) in three
different coordinate systems - galactic, ecliptic, and equatorial. We adopt a
constant declination of $+29^{\circ}21'41.4"$ and varying right ascension (RA)
ranges corresponding to the Local Sidereal Time (LST). The observations from
June to September are hampered due to the monsoon season. The handiness of such
representations will allow us to locate a transient event in the ILMT FoV. This
will enable prompt follow-up observations with other facilities.
