Clyde - Definition

Clyde may refer to the following:

• the River Clyde and Firth of Clyde in Scotland.
• HM Naval Base Clyde at Faslane and Coulport, two locations which are home to the UK's strategic nuclear deterrent.
• Clyde, New Zealand, location of the Clyde Dam.
• Clyde, Victoria, Australia.
• Canada:
  • Clyde, Prince Edward Island
  • Clyde, Quebec
  • Clyde, Ontario
  • Clyde (municipal district), Alberta
  • Clyde (village), Alberta
  • Clyde, Nunavut
• United States of America
  • Clyde, California
  • Clyde, Michigan
  • Clyde, North Carolina
  • Clyde, Ohio
  • Clyde, Texas
  • Clyde Township, Michigan

Clyde can also refer to:

• Clyde Barrow, of the infamous criminal duo Bonnie and Clyde.
• Clyde (monster), one of the four ghost-like monsters in Pac-Man.
• Clyde Engineering, an australian locomotive builder (now part of EDi Rail.