George Strahan (engineer)

George Strahan was a late 19th and early 20th century British civil engineer known primarily for his work in railway construction and harbor development. He served in various capacities for railway companies in India and Africa, contributing to the expansion of transportation infrastructure in these regions. Details regarding his specific projects often appear in archived reports and engineering journals of the period, but a comprehensive biography remains elusive. While the specifics of his education and early career are less documented, his contributions to engineering in British colonies are recognized in historical accounts of infrastructure development. He is associated with projects aimed at improving trade routes and resource extraction, often under challenging geographical conditions. Further research in engineering archives and colonial records may reveal more detailed information about his life and work.