Louis-Edmond Hamelin

Canadian geographer and academic

Louis-Edmond Hamelin - Scientists & Innovators born March 21st, 1923
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Died

2020
5 years ago — 97 years old

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Scientists & Innovators

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Canada

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An academic specializing in geography, contributed significantly to the field through research and writings. Held a prominent teaching role at various Canadian universities. Authored influential works that addressed spatial organization and human geography. Promoted the study of the Canadian North and its societal implications. Was involved with various geographical societies and inspired many students in geographical studies.

Authored numerous works on Canadian geography

Advocated for the study of the Canadian North

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