Intermediate
cases like Laramie
–Stars close enough to the north celestial pole are
always above the horizon, and
just circle the pole star. (CIRCUMPOLAR
STARS)
–Stars on the celestial equator rise in the east, move
higher along a slanted path
which crosses the “meridian” to the south of the zenith, then descend and set due west.
–Stars far enough to the south never make it above the
horizon.
From Voyages through the
Universe, by Fraknoi et al.