Where is the Cassini spacecraft’s final dive path around Saturn?

Cassini did not end on the surface of a moon; its mission concluded with a deliberate plunge into Saturn’s atmosphere on 15 September 2017. Before that, it had spent years orbiting Saturn and making close passes through the gap between the planet and its rings. The end-of-mission trajectory prevented any risk of contaminating potentially habitable moons such as Enceladus or Titan. Cassini’s final data came from just above Saturn’s cloud tops.