This paper studies mainly uranium mineral occurrence of sandstone-type uranium deposits in the Ordos Basin using high-resolution SEM and EPMA. U-bearing minerals were observed to occur and be enriched mainly in cracks or cleavages of potassic feldspar, microcline and muscovite and cement in the form of very tiny grains(<1 μm). The minerals are dominated by UO2 grains. Analytic data show that the content of UO2 can reach to 1%~3.46%, with lowest contents in cracks or cleavages of quartz and calcite grains. EPMA also shows that minor U-bearing minerals occur as aggregates with the largest ones up to ~200 μm. Analytical data indicate that UO2 Contents range from 0 to 3. 46%. Generally, high-U bearing minerals are also high in the contents of Th and REE.