Ernest de Koven Leffingwell

1875–1971 (age 96)

Explorer/Geologist

Biography

Ernest de Koven Leffingwell was a distinguished explorer and geologist whose adventurous spirit and scientific curiosity drove him to undertake remarkable expeditions and research. Born in 1875, he dedicated his life to advancing geographical and geological knowledge, making significant contributions to our understanding of remote regions and natural phenomena.

His work as both an explorer and scientist earned him respect within academic and scientific circles. Leffingwell's legacy is preserved at El Carmelo Cemetery, where he rests as a testament to a life devoted to discovery, learning, and the pursuit of knowledge that benefits humanity.

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