The study was conducted in one of the fields of Babylon province, Hilla District - Al-Wardiya area, with clay loam soil, during the autumn season of 2021 with the aim of studying the effect of using modern irrigation methods with different levels of depletion and its effect on the physical properties of the soil. The Randomized Complete Block Design (RCBD)was used according to the arrangement of the split plots and three replicates, The main plots included the treatment of depletion levels and the sub plots of irrigation systems, and the treatments were distributed on the experimental plots in a random manner. The irrigation systems included three levels of Sub-surface Drip Irrigation - surface drip irrigation - surface irrigation in furrows, and the levels of depletion for each treatment were 20%, 40% and 60%.The highest bulk density was obtained at subsurface drip irrigation plants at a drain level of 60%, and the lowest value when subsurface drip irrigation at a level of 20%. There was no significant difference between the treatments and levels studied in the experiment. The results of the statistical analysis also showed that there were no significant differences between the values of the total porosity of the studied treatments and there was no significant effect on the bi-interaction between the experimental treatments and mean weight diameter, where it reached the highest value for surface irrigation and the lowest value for subsurface drip irrigation. There was a significant effect in the values of saturated water conductivity between the experimental treatments at different levels, and it reached the highest value at I1M2.