In this talk, we present works done in collaboration with Ouvry et al. [1–3]. Random magnetic fields have already been studied in several papers [4]. Here, we will consider a model where the disorder is contained in the definition of the magnetic field itself. By magnetic impurities, we will mean infinitely thin vortices carrying a flux φ (α ≡ eφ/2π), perpendicular to a plane. Those vortices are randomly dropped according to a Poisson’s law with average density ρ. In a first part, we will consider the average density of states (D.O.S.) of a charged particle coupled to the impurities. In particular, we will show that this system exhibits broadened Landau Levels for small α values. This fact has motivated us to study the Hall Conductivity (part II) and, finally, persistent currents and magnetization.