Regional thrust systems have been discovered along the Lung’erni Angdarco belt of paleo oil reservoirs in the southern Qiangtang Basin. The Jurassic oil bearing dolomite and marine hydrocarbon source rocks thrust southward along gentle dipping faults over the Upper Cretaceous red beds in the eastern and western Beileico, northwestern Lung’erni, southeastern Bilogco Lake and surrounding areas of the Luxungco Lake, and the Middle Jurassic oil bearing carbonate and clastic sedimentary rocks thrust southward over the Triassic dark clastic rocks in northwestern Angdarco Lake, which formed variety of thrust sheets, thrust slices, nappes and structural windows. High resolution 2D seismic reflection profile reveals duplex thrust systems at different depths occur in the Lung’erni Angdarco paleo oil reservoirs. The oil bearing dolomite of the Middle Jurassic Buqu Formation in Bilogco moved southward along the upper duplex thrust for about 7~11 km and 12~15 km, resulting in the formation of the Lung’erni and Deruri palaeo oil reservoirs. The underlying Triassic and Carboniferous Permian sheets thrust in a large scale from north to south along lower duplex thrust, with frontiers of the thrust offset by the northward thrust faults. Field observation indicates that many thrust sheets and nappes of Jurassic limestone and dolomite occur in the transition zone between the paleo oil reservoir belt in the south of Central Qiangtang Uplift and the oil seepage zone in the north of Central Qiangtang Uplift. The explanation for the deep seismic reflection profile further suggests that the Triassic and Jurassic marine hydrocarbon source rocks in the northern Qiangtang Basin thrust southward over the Central Qiangtang Uplift to form the Middle Jurassic oil bearing dolomite and paleo oil reservoirs in the Beileico and Luxungco Lakes, southern Qiangtang basin. It can be inferred that uplift of the oil bearing dolomite and Jurassic hydrocarbon source rocks caused by regional southward thrust in the Late Cretaceous Early Tertiary led to formation of the Lung’erni Angdarco paleo oil reservoirs.