We present the preliminary spatial analysis of 278 bursts that have been localized by BATSE and the two-spacecraftCompton/UlyssesInterplanetary Network. The large number and superior accuracy of the combined BATSE/Ulysseslocations provides improved sensitivity to small-angle source properties. We find that the locations are consistent with large- and small-scale isotropy, with no significant small-angle clustering. We constrain the fraction of sources in clusters and discuss the implications for burst repetition. ©1998 American Institute of Physics.