The Nutritional Anaemia due to Iron Deficiency is by for the most common variety of anaemia throughout the world, affecting many women in their reproductive years, infant and children. In Korea, several studies reported that most of the female was iron-deficient and anemic. The present study was undertaken to investigate the nutritional anaemic state of the college girls in kwang-ju city area. Seventy-five college girls in child-bearing age (from 17 to 22 years old) were selected and practiced physical examination, hematological and parasitological tests. The results obtained are summarized as follows; 1) The mean body height $(158.6{pm}3.4cm)$higher tendency compared to other studies, but the mean body weight $(51.1{pm}5.6kg)$was lighter. 2) The mean red blood cell number was $441.4{pm}17.7;10^4/mm^3$, and most of the subjects were included normal criteria. The average hemoglobin level was $12.5{pm}0.7gm%$, and 25..7% of the subjects was anaemic. (l2gm% below) The average hematocrit value was $39.1{pm}2.3%$ and 7.0% was anaemic. (below 37%) The average M C.H.C. value was $32.1{pm}0.9%$, and 86.0% was anaemic. (32% below) These results showed that the incidence of anaemia was high and the anaemia was characterized by hypochromic in general. 3) The mean value of serum total protein and albumin were $6.6{pm}0.4gm%$ and $4.2{pm}0.4gm%$. These values were indicated total protein intake was insufficiency, but albumin value was comparatively high. 4) The infestation rate of helminthes was 25.4%, (Ascaris lumbricoides: 20.3%, Trichuris trichiura: 8.5%) and there was no hookworm infected case.