The anisotropy in the conductivity ofp-type germanium at fields of up to 3 kV/cm has been measuredat lattice temperatures of 77°K and 21°K for specimens with impurity concentrations from3.0×1014 cm−3to3.2×1015 cm−3. The electric field vector was found to deviate from the current vector towards the ⟨111⟩direction for specimens in the (110) plane and this behavior is opposite to that previously published bySasakiet al.The anisotropy decreased with increased impurity concentration and the reduction of temperaturefrom 77° to 21°K shifted the anisotropy-electric field curve to lower fields.