Uno Källe

Uno Källe (born February 16, 1932, died July 1, 2014) was a Swedish orienteer and cartographer. He is best known for his significant contributions to orienteering map design and technique.

Källe played a pivotal role in the development of modern orienteering maps, advocating for improved accuracy, legibility, and standardization. He pioneered new mapping techniques, including the use of aerial photography and more precise contour drawing, to create maps that were more detailed and reliable for competitors.

He was actively involved in international orienteering organizations and served as a course setter and controller for numerous national and international events, including the World Orienteering Championships. His expertise in cartography and orienteering led to him being highly sought after as a consultant for map development projects around the world.

Källe received recognition for his contributions to orienteering throughout his career, including awards and honors from orienteering federations. His work has had a lasting impact on the sport, influencing the standards and practices of orienteering map making globally.