This research was carried out with the aim of macro-anatomical study of arteria celiaca and its branches in the Hasak sheep race. Six Hasak sheep were used in the study. Colored latex and polymethyl-methacrylate were injected from the aorta abdominalis. It was observed that the first branch of aorta abdominalis in cavum abdominis was arteria celiaca. It was determined that arteria celiaca first gave arteria lienalis and then arteria hepatica and arteria gastrica sinistra as a common root. Arteria lienalis rami pancreatici had ramus epiploicus, arteria ruminalis sinistra and arteria ruminalis dextra branches. It was found that arteria hepatica gave arteria cystica, arteria gastrica dextra and rami pancreatici and arteria gastroduodenalis. Arteria gastrica sinistra was the continuation of arteria celiaca. During the course, arteria reticularis, arteria gastroepiploica sinistra and arteria reticularis accessoria were separated from this vessel. It was observed that arteria reticularis has branches named ramus ruminalis and ramus reticularis. It was observed that arteria reticularis accessoria gave several branches to the parietal side of omasum and visceral face of reticulum. As a result; It was determined that the arteries originating from arteria celiaca in the Hasak sheep race have some differences. It was concluded that these differences may be related to the genetic makeup of the race.