TORONTO, Oct. 27, 2011 /CNW/ - Gold World Resources Inc. (TSXV:GDW) or ("the "Company") is pleased to report that it has located six anomalous zones on its Mount Anderson, Yukon property with exceptionally high MMI™ ("mobile metal ion") response levels for precious and base metals (see note on chart below). The anomalies have been located by plotting the results of all 4,625 Mount Anderson soil sample. The results indicate a major zoned area of mineralization extending from the Rob Skarn to the Fleming Skarn that is more than 6,000 meters across with a gold-enriched core approximately1,750m by 400m wide (see attached map or website www.goldworldresources.com). There is no record or evidence of any past exploration at three of the six strong anomalies within the zoned area.

Anomaly A, a strong 1250m by 750m NW-trending Au-Ag-As anomaly located on the west slope of Mt. Anderson merges with Anomaly B, an equally prominent 500m by 250m Au-Ag-Zn-Pb anomaly with high MMI values and is surrounded further out by areas of moderately anomalous Zn and Cu creating a pattern of zoning that appears to fit the model described by Hart et al* for bulk mineable intrusion-related deposits such as at Fort Knox Mine, Alaska (operated by Kinross). Soil survey lines 35 and 36 (see news release dated August 11, 2011) fortuitously crossed the central portion of these two clusters showing very anomalous values and extending northwest for 1,750 meters (1*).

(²*)Exploration in the late 1980's found significant (not NI43 101 compliant) anomalous gold and silver in soil and bedrock along the north margin of the Anomaly A. In a 1987 assessment report (091948, H. Keyser, 1987) it is stated that "Mineralization has only been found as float at or near the outcrop on the ridge-top west of Mt. Anderson. It is believed to be a new discovery. Selected samples of this float have returned up to 6.273 oz/t gold and 15.21 oz/t silver." NOTE: Additional analyses results are awaited on nine randomly chosen rock chip samples collected from this area in August by Dallas Davis and will be available a.s.a.p.

(1*)The Au-Ag-As portion of the 1,750-m A & B Anomalies extends along the slope of Mt. Anderson from the portals of the easterly-driven adits from which ore was extracted in the 1906-15 period and processed in a mill discovered this summer by the Company's field team. This anomalous area is underlain by an altered and fractured granodiorite and is cut by numerous E-W and NW-trending dikes and a prominent NE-trending rhyolitic dike-like body which, at the north end of Anomaly A, has been mapped by past explorers as terminating in a plug-like rhyolitic body. Early Eocene Rhyolite dikes of the Skukum Group were mapped in this area by Hart and Radloff**. The association of the rhyolite with epithermal gold veins of the Mt. Skukum deposits and elsewhere in the Wheaton District was noted.

Mr. Dallas Davis, P.Eng., FEC - Interim Consulting VP Exploration states: "There may exist significant tonnage and many more high-grade veins. The tentative conclusion, subject to reviewing the airborne survey (only preliminary map received to date) is that the Company's 2012 exploration program should be designed to test the potential for large scale bulk mining by diamond drilling."

The soil sampling program covered slightly more than half of the recently enlarged Mount Anderson, Yukon gold/silver, polymetallic property.

The soil analyses were carried out by SGS Toronto Laboratory and the following table shows statistics and the methodology employed to process and depict the Mount Anderson Yukon soil survey results:

About the Company:

The Company is a precious- and base-metals exploration company focusing on the Mount Anderson Yukon gold/silver, polymetallic Project.

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD
"Hermann Derbuch",
Chairman & CEO
Gold World Resources Inc.

*(see Hart, C.J.R., McCoy, D.T., Goldfarb, R.J., Smith, Moira, Roberts, Paul, Hulstein, Roger, Bakke, A.A., and Bundtzen, T.K., 2002, Geology, exploration, and discovery in the Tintina gold province, Alaska and Yukon: Society of Economic Geologists, Special Publication 9, p. 241-274).
** Hart and Radloff (see pages 50 & 77 in INAC, Yukon Region, Open File 1990-4)

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