Édouard Bourdon

Édouard Bourdon (1818–1884) was a French engineer and politician known for his contributions to civil engineering and public works. He played a significant role in designing and overseeing infrastructure projects, including roads, bridges, and railways, which helped improve transportation and urban development in France. Bourdon also served in government, advocating for technical education and infrastructure modernization. His work combined practical engineering knowledge with public service, making him a notable figure in 19th-century French development efforts.