Harmonics up to 119th have been generated in helium using a 1.053 mum,
1 ps chirped pulse amplification laser at intensities up to 3x10(14)
W cm-2 and their far-field spatial distributions have been measured. I
n the presence of considerable ionization, complex angular distributio
ns are found for harmonics in the plateau region, while near the cut-o
ff, their distribution narrows to approximately that predicted by lowe
st-order perturbation theory. The experimental results are found to be
in good agreement with the predictions of a numerical propagation mod
el which incorporates photoelectron dispersion and strong-field atomic
data for the ionization rates and dipole moments.