Definition of Cleughearn. Meaning of Cleughearn. Synonyms of Cleughearn

- as the Calder Water at its source at Ardochrig, and is joined by the Cleughearn, Lea and Drumloch Burns around Langlands Moss which drain from the Eldrig...
- River, New Zealand is a river in Southland, New Zealand. It rises near Cleughearn Peak and flows eastward into Lake Monowai. List of rivers of New Zealand...
- be found as far south as Cleughearn Peak (45°49′43″S 167°24′11″E / 45.8287°S 167.4030°E / -45.8287; 167.4030 (Cleughearn Peak)) and as far north as...
- by Alfred Philpott in 1918 using a specimen collected by him at Mount Cleughearn in the Hunter Mountains in Fiordland at 3500 ft. E. curva is regarded...
- Philpott in 1915 using specimens collected at using specimens collected at Cleughearn Peak in the Hunter Mountains at around 3000 ft. in January. George Hudson...
- close to Mount Franklin in Canterbury as well as on The Hump and Mount Cleughearn in Southland. A. helias is on the wing in January and February. This moth...
- This species is endemic to New Zealand. Philpott collected specimens at Cleughearn Peak in the Hunter Mountains at an altitude of approximately 825m. This...
- private residence in 1911 and Millwell Endowed School, between Laigh Cleughearn Farm and the Rutherend Toll, was shut down as far back as 1872. However...
- first described by Alfred Philpott in 1915 using specimens collected at Cleughearn Peak in the Hunter Mountains at around 3000 ft. in January. George Hudson...
- Edward Meyrick using a specimen collected by Alfred Philpott at Mount Cleughearn in the Hunter Mountains in January and named Simaethis barbigera. In 1927...