Aim: To study the termination of anterior tibial artery in 50 cadavers. Materials and Methods: This study on termination of anterior tibial artery was performed on 50 (100 specimens of inferior extremities) embalmed donated cadavers (40 males __ampersandsign 10 females) in the department of Anatomy of K.J.Somaiya Medical College, Sion, and Mumbai, India. The dissection of the lower limb was done meticulously to expose the anterior tibial artery. The termination of anterior tibial artery was observed. The neuro muscular pattern of the lower limbs was also observed. The photographs of the termination of the anterior tibial artery were taken for proper documentation. Observations: Out of 100 specimens of inferior extremities the variant termination of anterior tibial artery was observed in 4 specimens. The anterior tibial artery divides into two dorsalis pedis arteries. Both the dorsalis pedis arteries travelled together on the dorsum of the foot up to the proximal part of the first intermetatarsal space. There were no associated altered anatomy of the nerves and muscles were observed. All the variations were unilateral. Conclusion: The awareness of the double dorsalis pedis arteries is clinically important for surgeons, plastic surgeons and orthopaedicians. The knowledge of any variation in the course and distribution of dorsalis pedis artery is clinically important because the dorsalis pedis artery is used to record peripheral arterial pulsation. Also the musculo-cutaneous flaps based on dorsalis pedis artery are commonly used for reconstructive surgeries. A lack of knowledge of such type of variations might complicate surgical repair. The non healing diabetic foot ulcers are challenging problems, for surgeons, which are commonly dealt with by musculocutaneous flaps based on the branches of dorsalis pedis artery.