Analysis of selected samples for cesium-137 indicated distribution with depth similar (slightly lower fraction near the surface) to that for plutonium-239 as reported by Harley (1975). The average concentrations in the upper 10 cm of soil for the four sites did not indicate geo- graphical dependence such as that indicated by the plutonium-239 data. Furthermore, all the values for the top 10-cm interval were less than the average deposition (100 nCi/m2) reported by Hardy (1976). The 15 cesium-137 samples for the upper 5 cm give a good fit to a lognormal distribution, providing additional evidence that the cesium-137 deposition around the Rocky Flats plant fits a single distribution related to worldwide fallout. 669