Mohandesi, Mohammad-Reza (sold)
Mohammad-Reza Mohandesi (محمدرضا مهندسی, Mohammad-Reza Mohandes, Mohammad-Mirza Mohandes; fl. c. 1880 - 1883) was an Iranian engineer and surveyor active in the late 19th century. He is best known for drafting, with one Colonel Qarajadāghī, an 1880 plan of Tabriz using modern surveying methods. Both Mohammed Reza and Qarajadāghī were affiliated with the military college of Tabriz when preparing the map, with Reza teaching mathematics at his alma mater and seemingly employing students in the preparation of the map. Afterwards, he was tasked with preparing a map of Seistan (Sistan) Province in eastern Iran in 1883 that also aimed to demarcate the border with Afghanistan.
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