The objective of this work was to evaluate the impact of soil management on some soil fertility properties and their spatial distribution. The study was conducted on 3 lots of a Typic Hapludands soil, dedicated to forest, sugar cane and coffee. Soil sampling was carried out using a regular grid with 38 geo-referenced points 40 m from each other. Data were interpolated using Kriging and analyzed by traditional statistics as well. Maps made from interpolated data showed correspondence between the type of management and the variation of evaluated chemical properties on space. Sugar cane soil had the lowest values on Ca, Mg and K, which was related to a highest absorption and low recuperation by fertilization of those nutrients t...