Clover may refer to:

• Clover, a genus of plants
• Clover, South Carolina, a town in York County
• Clover, Virginia, a place in Halifax County
• Clover (telescope), an astronomical telescope
• Clover (detector), a gamma ray detector
• Clover Studio, the now defunct Capcom funded game developer
• Clover (manga), a manga by CLAMP
• Clover (toy company), a Japanese toy company
• Clover, a brand of dairy spread in the United Kingdom, produced by the Dairy Crest group.
• Clover (dairy), a South African dairy company
• Clover (basses), a German company manufacturing bass guitars
• Clover may also refer to the symbol on the Command key for official Apple Computer keyboards (⌘, U+2318)
• The Clovers, an American R&B band
• Clover (software tool), a Java code coverage tool
• Clover, one of the three spies in the cartoon Totally Spies!.
• Clover Records, a record label
• Clover G Records, a record label
• CLOVER, a family of modulation techniques, mainly used for data communication over HF radio links.

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Streams:

• Clover Creek (Pennsylvania), a tributary of the Frankstown Branch Juniata River
• Clover Creek (Washington)

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