Titan Iron Ore Corp announced the following highlighted results of its winter, 2011 drilling program from the Strong Creek Fe/Ti deposit at the Wyoming Iron Complex located in Albany County, Wyoming. The results from the first hole of the program may not reflect the results of the other holes from which assays are pending. However, visual inspection and analysis done in the core logging exercise indicates that both of the other holes drilled could yield similar results.

The three holes drilled by Titan represent only an 800 foot cross section of the deposit, which covers only 50% of its total estimated width. On the surface the deposit has been tracked for a length of more than 5,000 feet by 1,500 feet wide. All three holes were terminated in mineralized material and it is our expectation that the deposit may be open at depth; indicating that the resource has considerable potential to grow.

Mr Andrew Brodkey president of Titan commented that "We are extremely pleased about the drilling and analytical results from the first hole of our Phase 1, 3 hole drilling program on the Strong Creek property; the larger of the two deposits within the Wyoming Iron Complex controlled by Titan. Iron mineralization was found throughout the first hole, from top to bottom. The origin of the deposit is also somewhat rare in geologic terms. It is believed to be a "Cumulate" that represents a distinct segregation of iron and titanium-bearing minerals in a magmatic chamber."

(Sourced from GLOBE NEWSWIRE)