The deposits and demonstrated carbonate rocks (limestones, marbles and dolomite) resources in northen part of Vietnam are presented, as well as the possibility of their utilization in particular regions of the country, delimited by socio-economic conditions. Up to present on the territory of North Vietnam there are 115 explored limestone deposits, 21 marble deposits and 18 deposits of dolomite. They occur mostly within Devonian, Permian-Carboniferous and Middle Triassic formations. There are 117000 mln metric tons of documented limestone resources, about 200 mln mt marble and about 3 mln mt of dolomite. They are utilized as dimmension and crushed stones, for lime and cement production (with suplementary clays as low lime component), in metallurgy, paper production and chemical industry and for other industrial purposes. The demand for carbonate row materials may be covered during the nearest 70 years by indicated resources (explored in C1 category) and during 100 years, if inferred resources (explored in C2 category) are considered. The possibility of exploitation and utilization of carbonate rocks are varied in particular regions, depending of deposit size and reserves, rock quality, geographical location, as well as geomorphological conditions, terrain accessibility and comunication network. The best conditions for industrial utilization of limestone deposits exist in region of Red River (Devonian and Middle Triassic limestones), and less favorable in decresing order in regions: Bak Trung Bo (Middle Triassic, Devonian and Permo-Carboniferous limestones), Dong Bak (Permo-Carbonifeorus and limestones) and Tay Bak (triassic limestones).