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Murchison Award

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Recipients

Source (1882–1982): British Museum
Source (1970 onwards) Royal Geographical Society

  • 1882 Rev Thomas Wakefield
  • 1883 Rev William Deans Cowan, missionary, for journeys in Madagascar
  • 1884 William Watts McNair
  • 1885 Pandit Krishna
  • 1886 Frank and Alexander Jardine, for overland expedition from Rockhampton to Cape York, Australia
  • 1887 George Bourne
  • 1888 J. McCarthy, for his map of Siam
  • 1889 F.S. Arnott, for giving a suitable present to the chief Chitambo, of Ilala, for his services to Dr. Livingstone
  • 1890 Vittorio Sella
  • 1891 William Ogilvie
  • 1892 Robert M.W. Swan (1858-1904) for his work at Great Zimbabwe with James Theodore Bent
  • 1893 R.W. Senior, Indian Survey, for his work in the Kulu and Lahaul ranges of the Punjab Himalayas
  • 1894 Capt. Joseph Wiggins, for his work in opening Kara Sea route to Siberia
  • 1895 Eivind Astrup
  • 1896 Sir Henry Thuillier
  • 1897 Lieut. Seymour Vandeleur, for his journeys in Somaliland, Uganda, Unyoro, the Upper Nile, and the Niger region
  • 1898 Herbert Warrington Smyth, for his several important journeys in Siam.
  • 1899 Albert Armitage, for his valuable scientific observations in the Arctic
  • 1900 Dr Henry Arctowski, for his oceanographical and meteorological work on the Belgian Antarctic Expedition
  • 1901 John Coles, for his services to geography and the society as Map Curator
  • 1902 John Stanley Gardiner
  • 1903 Capt. Gunnar Isachsen
  • 1904 Capt. William Colbeck, for his services to the Society while in command of the relief expeditions.
  • 1905 William Wallace, for his services when he served as an official in Northern Nigeria.
  • 1906 Maj. Henry Rodolph Davies, for his explorations in the Kachin Hills, the Shan States, Yunnan, Sechuan, and Siam
  • 1907 Capt. G.E. Smith, for his surveys in British East Africa.
  • 1908 Col. Delmé-Radcliffe, for his work in the Nile province of Uganda
  • 1909 Capt. Cecil Godfrey Rawling, for survey and exploration in Tibet.
  • 1910 Dr. Karl Skottsberg, for his work in the Magellan Straits
  • 1911 Sir Wilfred Grenfell, for his work in Labrador.
  • 1912 Capt. William Campbell Macfie, for his work on the Uganda Topographical Survey
  • 1913 Maj. Hugh Drummond Pearson, for his surveys in the Sudan.
  • 1914 Cmdr. Harry Lewin Lee Pennell, for his services to Scott's Antarctic Expedition, 1910-13
  • 1915 Capt. John King Davis, for his work on the Australian Antarctic Expedition 1911-14
  • 1916 Lieut-Col. Whitlock
  • 1917 Rai Bahadur Lal Singh
  • 1918 C.A. Reid
  • 1919 Dr. W.M. Strong, for his journeys in New Guinea
  • 1920 Maria Czaplicka
  • 1921 Cmdnt. J. Maury, for his surveys in the Belgian Congo
  • 1922 Charles Camsell, for explorations and surveys in northern Canada
  • 1923 Capt. A.G. Stigand, for his map of Ngamiland
  • 1924 J.H. Reynolds
  • 1925 Eric Teichman
  • 1926 Frank Debenham
  • 1927 Capt. C.J. Morris, for his explorations on Mr. H. F. Montagnier’s expedition to Hunza.
  • 1928 John Mathieson
  • 1929 C.S. Elton
  • 1930 Col. H. Wood, R.E.
  • 1931 L.M. Nesbitt "for his journey through the Danakil country of Abyssinia"
  • 1932 Dr. K.S. Sandford
  • 1933 Dr. Noel Humphreys
  • 1934 John Rymill
  • 1935 R.P. Bishop, for his surveys in British Columbia
  • 1936 Michael Leahy
  • 1937 Martin Lindsay
  • 1938 Ronald Kaufback
  • 1939 Robert Bentham
  • 1940 Peter Mott
  • 1941 C.T. Madigan, for his explorations in Central Australia
  • 1942 Sidney William Wooldridge and Flight-Lieut David Linton
  • 1943-44 No award
  • 1945 Lieut-Col W.E. Browne
  • 1946 Lieut-Col Cecil Augustus Hart
  • 1947 Gordon Manley
  • 1948 Robert W. Steel
  • 1949 Lieut-Col. E.H. Thompson, for original researches in the techniques of air survey
  • 1950 Sgn-Cmdr Edward W. Bingham, R.N., for polar expeditions
  • 1951 Dr. George Salt
  • 1952 W.D.C. Wiggins, for contributions to cartography
  • 1953 G.B. Stigant, for studies and mapping of the Japanese coasts
  • 1954 Gerald R. Crone
  • 1955 H.C.K Henderson, Birkbeck College
  • 1956 Dr. Alice Garnett
  • 1957 Dr George Colin Lawder Bertram for his zoological work at the Scott Polar Research Institute.
  • 1958 Prof. E.G. Bowen, for studies in the geography of Wales
  • 1959 Prof. S.P. Chatterjee, for his work in organising the national atlas of India
  • 1960 Prof. James Wreford Watson
  • 1961 Prof. Keith McPherson Buchanan
  • 1962 Prof. S.H. Beaver
  • 1963 Prof. Arthur Austin Miller
  • 1964 Prof. Kenneth Charles Edwards
  • 1965 Prof. John C. Swallow
  • 1966 Prof. S.G. Davis
  • 1967 Prof. Edmund William Gilbert
  • 1968 C.T. Smith
  • 1969 Prof. J.T. Coppock
  • 1970 Iain R. Bishop
  • 1971 Prof. J. W. House
  • 1972 Prof. Emeritus William Gordon East
  • 1973 Prof. William Bayne Fisher
  • 1974 Prof. H. H. Lamb
  • 1975 Prof. Akin L. Mabogunje
  • 1976 Prof. Emeritus W. G. Hoskins CBE FBA
  • 1977 Mr Harold Fullard
  • 1978 Prof. Kenneth Walton
  • 1979 Prof. Eila Campbell
  • 1980 Mr. Clive Jermy
  • 1981 Prof. C. Kidson
  • 1982 Dr. Robert J. Bennett
  • 1983 Prof.Richard Lawton
  • 1984 Prof. Stanley Gregory
  • 1985 Prof. Ron J. Johnston
  • 1986 Mr David Bickmore
  • 1987 Prof. Monica Cole
  • 1988 Dr. Roger Tomlinson
  • 1989 Prof. Emeritus Vernon S. Forbes
  • 1990 Prof. Jim Rose
  • 1991 Mr. Peter Clark
  • 1992 Prof. William Buttiker
  • 1993 Prof. Paul Claval
  • 1994 Dr Andrew Warren
  • 1995 Prof. Frank Oldfield
  • 1996 Prof. Ronald A. Dodgshon
  • 1997 Prof. Anne Buttimer
  • 1998 Prof. Susan Smith
  • 1999 Prof. Robert Woods
  • 2000 Prof. Felix Driver
  • 2001 Ann Savours Shirley
  • 2002 Prof. David Woodward
  • 2003 Prof. David Smith
  • 2004 Dr. Tom Spencer
  • 2005 Dr. Clive Oppenheimer
  • 2006 Prof.Tony Gatrell
  • 2007 not awarded
  • 2008 Prof.Neil Wrigley
  • 2009 Prof. Jenny Robinson
  • 2010 Prof. Gerry Kearns
  • 2011 Prof. Stuart Elden
  • 2012 Prof. Gillian Rose
  • 2013 Prof. Kelvyn Jones
  • 2014 Prof. John Dearing
  • 2015 Prof. Gill Valentine
  • 2016 Prof. Parvati Raghuram
  • 2017 Prof. Henry Wai-chung Yeung for “pioneering publications in the field of globalisation”.
  • 2018 Mark Macklin, "for pioneering research in fluvial geomorphology and its environmental applications"
  • 2019 Prof. Mark Birkin "for pioneering work on the development and application of urban analytics"
  • 2020 Professor Peter Kraftl
  • 2022 Professor David Hannah
  • 2023 Professor Noel Castree

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