Schistosomiasis and soil-transmitted helminthiases (STH) remain significant public health challenges in Plateau State, Nigeria. This study synthesizes current evidence and integrates geospatial analyses to describe spatial distribution patterns of both diseases across the 17 Local Government Areas. Secondary data obtained from published works were geocoded and plots in ArcGIS pro software for spatial distribution of the diseases. Findings show geographically heterogeneous disease clustering, with schistosomiasis concentrated in southeastern LGAs and STH in southern rural regions. Environmental determinants such as elevation, soil moisture, rainfall, and land use strongly influenced transmission patterns. Targeted interventions based on spatial risk stratification are essential to accelerate disease control and progress toward elimination.