Metal tainting was researched in soils of the Vallecamonica, a region in the northern piece of the Brescia area (Italy) where ferroalloy enterprises were dynamic for a century until 2001. The degree in which emanations from ferroalloy plants influenced metal fixation in soils is not known around there. In this investigation the geogenic and additionally anthropogenic inception of metals in soils were evaluated. A changed Community Bureau of Reference consecutive synthetic extraction strategy taken after by inductive coupled plasma optical emanation spectroscopy examinations were utilized to assess the potential bioavailability of Al, Cd, Mn, Fe, Cr, Zn, and Pb in soils. Essential parts examination was utilized to evaluate the connections among metal sources in soil tests from various areas. This approach permitted to recognize distinctive loadings and mobilities of metals in soils gathered in various territories. Results demonstrated high focuses and promptly extractability of Mn in the Vallecamonica soils, which may recommend potential bioavailability for life forms and may make an ecological hazard and potential wellbeing danger of human presentation.(Keywords: soils fractionation, heavy metals, Principal Component Analysis (PCA))