Abstract:Gold deposit in north of Jiaodong area is formed by hydrothermal crust and mantle after the magma period. They are controlled by early Neocathaysian and Guojialing superunit on composite basements with the trend of EW, and alteration and mineralization occurred continuously and stepply. Gold deposits are classified into four subtypes as Jiaojia type, Lingshan type, Linglong type and Shangzhuang type. Gold deposit areas are distributed as belts as looking at from east to west and as strings from north to south which spread all over the areas; and within a belt the gold deposits are equally spaced from north to south and have their conterparts in the paralell belts from east to west. In the belts, the types of gold deposits change along the strike, showing clear zonation in traverse, but remain stable along dipextension.