The deuterium atom in the deuterium triuranate crystal, D2U3010, has been located by the method of powder neutron diffraction and is attached to the 0(2) atom in the pentagonal ring of the pentagonal bipyramid around U(2), as predicted by earlier workers. It forms a bifurcated deuterium bond with the O(1) atom of a neighbouring octahedron around U(1) and the 0(5) atom of a neighbouring pentagonal bipyramid. The O(2)-O(1) and 0(2)-0(5) hydrogen bond distances are 2.76 (6) and 2"76 (7)/~ and the hydrogen bond angles 101(4) ° and 133(3) ° respectively. The hydroxyl O-D distance is 1.09 (4)/1,.