Rover may refer to,

• A stereotyped name for a dog
• Rover bicycle, originating in 1885, that is usually described as the first recognizably modern bicycle
• Rover (car), a car marque, and historically a car company, Rover Ltd.

• Austin Rover Group, part of the British Leyland vehicle manufacturing group of companies
• Rover Group, successor to Austin Rover Group
• MG Rover Group, successor to Rover Group

• Land Rover, a British all-terrain utility vehicles company, formerly associated with Rover Ltd.
• Rover Light Armoured Car, an armoured car built in Australia during the Second World War
• Lunar Rover, moon exploration vehicle
• Mars Exploration Rover Mission, Mars exploration vehicle
• Rover class, a famous class of Great Western Railway broad gauge steam locomotives
• Rover (lawnmower), iconic Australian lawnmower brand
• Softball rover, field position
• In American Football, the another name for the strong safety on defense.
• Rover (football), Australian rules football position
• Rover (ice hockey), long-defunct ice hockey position
• Rover (ticket), public transport ticket
• Rover (song), the UCLA cheer
• Rover Scouts, age section in many Scouting associations
• Rover (The Prisoner), the floating white sphere that captured would-be escapees in the TV series The Prisoner
• ROVER Remotely Operated Video Enhanced Receiver, a military system which sends sensor images from aircraft to ground troops
• Rover (rapper), a Bronx-born musician
• Rover, a character in the Animal Crossing video game series
• Albion Rovers, association football team in Scotland, or a team of the same name in Wales
• Blackburn Rovers, association football team in England
• Bristol Rovers, association football team in England
• Doncaster Rovers, association football team in England
• Shamrock Rovers, association football team in Ireland
• Rovers Return Inn, a fictional public house in the ITV1 soap opera Coronation Street
• Rovers Morning Glory, a syndicated radio show hosted by Shane "Rover" French
• Red Rover (game)

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See also

• The Rover, referring to a novel, song, play or ship

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