Where is Captain Picard's window located on the NCC-1701-D exterior?

Question

I've been watching Star Trek: TNG episodes and I noticed that several episodes end with Jean-Luc Picard standing at his ready room window, gazing out into space. However, the stars being reflected in the window don't seem to correspond with its location. The bridge is the "bump" on the top of the saucer section, and presumably faces forward towards the bow. This places the Captain's Ready Room on the port side of the "bump" with its window located in that port-side exterior wall. The curvature of the wall next to the window would seem to support that.

However, as shown in the screenshot below, when the ship is at warp the star lines reflected in the window are parallel to it, suggesting the window faces ahead towards the bow:

Either this is a production/continuity error, or I'm wrong about where the window is facing. Where exactly is Captain Picard's window located on the NCC-1701-D exterior?

Answer 1

The upper blister is divided into three main sections; The Observation Lounge/meeting room, the Main Bridge (directly under the dome) and Picard's 'Ready Room' (and replicator nook) as well as a space that we never see on the right but which seems to contains a head and a secondary door to the bridge as well as the shaft for the turbo-lift to the Battle-bridge.

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Picard's room seems to be rear-facing, and slightly off to the left.