Electrical method is widely used in the assessment of the suitability of near-subterranean conditions in metro sites, tunnels, nuclear power plants, bridges, roads, dams, mines and hydroelectric power stations, electrical resistive techniques. The geoelectric or resistance method is one of the oldest electrical methods in which the potential difference created by direct flow into the ground is recorded. The purpose of this research is to conduct geophysical studies to identify the position of the fault in the range of 400 meters in length from the 2nd line of the city of Tabriz in the range of stations S10 and S11.In this study, Schlumberger, pole-dipole, and Gradient arrays simultaneously measured the electrical resistance and chargeability, resulting in a fault in the range of 120 to 140 meters from the length of the profile.