Abstract:Through calculation and study on geochemical background characteristics of Juye county, It is found that the contents of Ca, Cd, Hg, Mg and F in the soil are significantly higher than the value in Shandong province and in China, while the contents of Mo, Pb , Cu and Co are lower than the value. The content of Mo in soil is significantly lower than the average value in Shandong province and in China. Soil particle size is the key factor that influences the soil contents of N, K, Mg and other elements in this area. The content of P in soils developed from the Yellow River alluvial deposits is generally high, and the distributions of TOC and N are closely related. The trend of accumulation of Hg and Pb in the soils of urban and industrial areas is obvious. Elemental grading shows that K and TOC in soils are abundant and the deficient area proportions of N, P and TOC are 23.82%, 15.39% and 6.47%. Trace elements, such as Ca, Mg, S, Cl are abundant, while the elements, such as Mo, Si, Se, Co, Zn, Cu, Fe and Mn are in short supply. As showed by geochemical assessment, land quality in most regions are fine, soil fertility in the northeast, middle and west areas are good, but the contents of harmful elements are also high. Due to poor fertility, the land quality grade in northwestern areas are relatively low. The organic matter contents in the soil can not meet the demand of agricultural production. High soil salinity makes it detrimental for the grain planting. The soil environment quality in this area is generally good, and the distribution of most heavy metal elements is controlled by geological background. However, pollution locations of Hg and Pb have close relation with the distribution of urban and industrial areas. The high value areas are more punctuate in the areas where human activities are strong. It indicates that industrial or domestic emissions contribute greatly to the accumulation of Hg and Pb in the soil. High value areas are mostly attached to strong human activities. It indicates that industrial or household emissions contribute to the accumulation of Hg and Pb in the soil in this area greatly.