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David Livingstone

Scottish missionary and explorer (1813-1873).

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David Livingstone was a Scottish missionary and explorer. Born on 19 March 1813 in Blantyre, Livingstone died on 1 May 1873 in Ilala Hill at the age of 60.

Livingstone studied at University of Glasgow and Charing Cross Hospital Medical School. Honours include Patron’s Medal, Grande Médaille d'Or des Explorations and Fellow of the Royal Society, among 4 recorded.

With a Wikipedia article in 101 languages, David Livingstone is No. 3,302 in the People and Position Index.

Born
19 March 1813, Blantyre
Died
1 May 1873, Ilala Hill (aged 60)
Country
Scotland
Known as
Explorer, physician writer, geographer
Field
Religion
Education
University of Glasgow, Charing Cross Hospital Medical School
Languages
English
Children
6
Wikipedia editions
101

Did you know

60

Lived to 60.

19 Mar

Shares a birthday with Nikolai Gogol and Valery Leontiev.

101

Has a Wikipedia article in 101 languages.

Computed from the Index and Wikidata.

Connections

David Livingstone
  • SiblingCharles Livingstone
  • ChildAgnes Livingstone Bruce

Honours and works

Awards

  • Patron’s Medal1855
  • Grande Médaille d'Or des Explorations1857
  • Fellow of the Royal Society1858
  • Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society

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Sources

  1. Wikidata Q48373 (facts, CC0)
  2. Wikimedia pageviews API (popularity)