Quantitative assessment of structural connectivities between cortical and subcortical regions has been of increasing interest in recent years. This paper proposes an algorithmic pipeline for identification of reliable cortical landmarks based on the consistent structural connectivity patterns between cortical and subcortical regions. Our experimental results of eight healthy subjects show that reliable and meaningful cortical landmarks can be extracted by using our approaches. Furthermore, subcortical regions can serve as reliable reference points for the identification of consistent corresponding cortical regions across individuals.