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you could run blast or any other aligner to get the coordinate(s) of your fasta on a reference genome.
I tried running BLAT, but the output looks like this. Seems like none of the sequences were mapped/aligned
there is not enough information. you have to show us the command you used, a snapshot of your fasta...