Goldman (1933:469) described _Dipodomys ordii cleomophila_ from 5 miles northeast of Winona, Coconino County, Arizona, and gave as distinctive characters "upper parts distinctly darker, ... black facial markings more distinct; skull slightly different." These comparative statements were made in reference to _Dipodomys ordii longipes_. While it is true that the animals which Goldman examined are darker and show some slight cranial differences, these animals, in my opinion, are not sufficiently distinct to warrant their separation from _D. o. longipes_. In the degree of expansion of the auditory bullae, the width of the rostrum, the length of the nasals and interorbital width, animals from 5 miles northeast of Winona (2 specimens) are within the range of individual variation shown by _D. o. longipes_. The color is darker, being more as in _Dipodomys ordii chapmani_. Specimens examined from 10 miles north of Angell, Springerville, Tanner Tank and Cedar Ranch Wash, Arizona (listed by Goldman as referable to _D. o. cleomophila_), and those from Wupatki Ruins, Arizona, agree with _D. o. longipes_ except that the width across the maxillary arches is greater. This greater width across the maxillary arches and the darker color of animals from Winona and Wupatki Ruins, in my opinion, afford insufficient basis for the recognition of the subspecies _Dipodomys ordii cleomophila_ Goldman which, therefore, is placed as a synonym of _Dipodomys ordii longipes_ (Merriam). _Specimens examined._--Total, 244, distributed as follows: =Utah=: _San Juan County_: 1 mi. N Bluff, 3500 ft., 1 (UU); 1/2 mi. N Bluff, 3300 ft., 7 (UU); Bluff, 2 (UU); Johns Canyon, San Juan River, 5150 ft., 2 (UU).