Window -> Show View -> Other
Which wil then open something like the below and from which you will choose the raster query tool:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhx9GaB2Qrl3B0PIKnn-mYz4vk7eDxsJzelZWzHhVr8WnDo_kdzLMO0pei2ywwK1LrQ3w2s0iocDkcWdpEuhKnb-APSG6TNQ9LkAb2HO900kv1pZs6mO8M9guhuO1_hdBSm3BhcmHP0duIv/s400/watrastwindow1.png)
The tool will open a view as you can see it in the first picture on the lower part, inside of which you can choose a map to query. Click on the button, choose your map and if you move over the map, in the view the central point, the 8 pixels sourounding it and the relative world coordinates are shown.
Sometimes this however gives a feeling like watching a movie with subtitles, you are never able to concentrate on the movie. That is why you can also click on the map, which will open a nice Balloonwindow (thanks to http://www.novocode.com/swt/) with the needed info in it:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiNrZOS5qWSujpkHgahtbB114Qb32p2-VNCj9iyZMZPA9CXWw_GpNhWDKM76wW4lYNat5_qePOIMSZkBh2kjE8pZfip_8GYoaRuiXGZ8mjv7uuPPbs94lzD-mgAayuVeYjvMDSS7ODcoirB/s400/watrastwindow.png)
The best part of it?
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