Traumatic Reticuloperitonitis (TRP) is one of the most common gastrointestinal diseases of cattle that have high economic importance. Radiography of the reticulum in cattle is a useful supplementary method for diagnosing and treatment decision-making tool of the disease. The present study was performed to assess the diagnostic value of radiography in cattle for TRP diagnosis. The study was performed on 23 cows referred to veterinary clinic during the 2005- 2006. All cows were clinically suspected to TRP. First standing lateral radiography of reticular region was taken. Then, ultrasonographic, surgical or post-mortem results were used as the gold standards procedure for agreement or rejection of the TRP in the cows. Radiographic findings of cows were compared with ultrasonographic, surgical or postmortem finding and then evaluated statistically. Of 17 cows with the disease at surgery or autopsy, radiological findings in 15 cases were positive. The accuracy, sensitivity, specificity, positive predictive value and negative predictive value of radiography for identifying cows with TRP were 91%, 88%, 100%, 100% and 75%, respectively. The results were suggested that the following radiographic findings are important for diagnosis of TRP: observation of a metal foreign body with abnormal position on the reticulum, abnormal position and contour of the reticular wall, cranioventral abdominal masses and observation of gas inclusions or gas capped fluid on the reticular area. Diagnostic value of the radiography increase, when there is observed two or more of these findings. The present study results suggest reticular radiography is a useful method in detecting TRP in cattle.