Gerhard Strindlund (1890–1957) was a Swedish politician who held various cabinet posts in the 1930s.

Strindlund was born in Sollefteå parish, Västernorrland county, on 24 September 1890.

[1] In 1941 Strindlund was appointed director general and head of the Swedish Forest Agency and left the Riksdag.

[1] During his term at the Riksdag he was among those who attempted to formulate a special kind of compensation to blind people.

[1] Strindlund died in Essinge parish, Stockholm county, on 10 October 1957.