Abstract:According to testing data of seafloor sediments and geochemical analysis of seafloor soil in coastal area of Binzhou city, the spatial distribution characteristics of seven heavy metals (Hg, Cd, Pb, Cu, Zn, Cr, Ni) in coastal soil and seafloor sediments of Binzhou coastal area have been studied. As showed by the results, the content of heavy metals in Binzhou coastal zone is basically lower than the highest standard of marine sediments specified in the national standard, and only a few elements exceed the first standard value. It is indicated that there is some heavy metal pollution locally. From the aspect of spatial distribution of heavy metal content in Binzhou coastal zone, it is considered that the content of other heavy metal elements shows a certain regularity except Hg element,. Basically, the content of land area is higher than that of sea area, and most elements show the trend of high urban value and low suburban value. Chemical enterprises are more developed in the region. Ni and Cr belong to moderate variation area, Cd, Hg and Pb belong to high variation, which is influenced by human factors. It is thoughts that heavy metal enrichment in soil and seafloor sediments in the region mainly comes from industrial "three wastes".