In order to study the distribution of fractures controlled by layer curvature, fold and fault-related folds in East Kuqa, including one anticline (Biyoulebaoguzi Anticline profile), one fault-bent fold (Kezilenuergou Faultbent Fold profile) and one drag fold (Yangxia Coal-mine Drag-fold profile), are selected as investigating profile, and density of their structural factures and the layer curvature of middle-lower Jurassic and Triassic are measured. The result shows that the layer curvature has an effect on the fracture density; structural fractures are easier to be developed in the layers with larger curvature compared with those with smaller one within the same stratum. Besides, there is a positive linear relationship between fracture density and layer curvature. The mechanics of layer curvature’s effect on structural fracture from angle of solid mechanics is discussed: fracture density is tightly related to stress distribution, and stress is proportional to curvature in bent beam model; hence, a positive linear relationship exists between the fracture density and layer curvature, which is applied to both elastic and plastic folds.