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The following is a partial list of minor planets, running from minor-planet number 21001 through 22000, inclusive. The primary data for this and other partial lists is based on JPL's "Small-Body Orbital Elements"[1] and data available from the Minor Planet Center.[2][3] Critical list information is also provided by the MPC,[2][3] unless otherwise specified from Lowell Observatory.[4] A detailed description of the table's columns and additional sources are given on the main page including a complete list of every page in this series, and a statistical break-up on the dynamical classification of minor planets.

Also see the summary list of all named bodies in numerical and alphabetical order, and the corresponding naming citations for the number range of this particular list. New namings may only be added to this list after official publication, as the preannouncement of names is condemned by the Working Group for Small Bodies Nomenclature of the International Astronomical Union.

  Near-Earth obj.     MBA (inner)   MBA (outer)   Centaur
  Mars-crosser   MBA (middle)     Jupiter trojan    Trans-Neptunian obj.
  Unclassified

21001–21100

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Designation Discovery Properties Ref
Permanent Provisional Citation Date Site Discoverer(s) Category Diam.
21001 Trogrlic 1987 GF Trogrlic April 1, 1987 Palomar A. Maury  · 2.6 km MPC · JPL
21002 1987 QU7 — August 29, 1987 La Silla E. W. Elst RAF · slow 3.6 km MPC · JPL
21003 1987 YV1 — December 17, 1987 La Silla E. W. Elst, G. Pizarro EUN 3.9 km MPC · JPL
21004 Thérèsemarjou 1988 BM4 Thérèsemarjou January 22, 1988 La Silla H. Debehogne  · 3.6 km MPC · JPL
21005 1988 BF5 — January 28, 1988 Siding Spring R. H. McNaught ADE 8.2 km MPC · JPL
21006 1988 DG2 — February 17, 1988 La Silla E. W. Elst  · 3.1 km MPC · JPL
21007 Lo Campo 1988 FD3 Lo Campo March 19, 1988 La Silla W. Ferreri FLO 3.4 km MPC · JPL
21008 1988 PE — August 9, 1988 Palomar E. F. Helin  · 4.0 km MPC · JPL
21009 Agilkia 1988 PN1 Agilkia August 12, 1988 Haute Provence E. W. Elst NYS 2.8 km MPC · JPL
21010 Kishon 1988 PL2 Kishon August 13, 1988 Tautenburg Observatory F. Börngen  · 2.6 km MPC · JPL
21011 Johannaterlinden 1988 RP4 Johannaterlinden September 1, 1988 La Silla H. Debehogne  · 4.1 km MPC · JPL
21012 1988 RU9 — September 8, 1988 La Silla H. Debehogne  · 6.2 km MPC · JPL
21013 1988 RW10 — September 14, 1988 Cerro Tololo S. J. Bus THM 6.0 km MPC · JPL
21014 Daishi 1988 TS1 Daishi October 13, 1988 Geisei T. Seki THM 7.7 km MPC · JPL
21015 Shigenari 1988 UF Shigenari October 16, 1988 Kitami T. Fujii, K. Watanabe EOS 9.1 km MPC · JPL
21016 Miyazawaseiroku 1988 VA Miyazawaseiroku November 2, 1988 Geisei T. Seki  · 3.4 km MPC · JPL
21017 1988 VP — November 3, 1988 Yorii M. Arai, H. Mori  · 6.7 km MPC · JPL
21018 1988 VV1 — November 2, 1988 Gekko Y. Oshima  · 15 km MPC · JPL
21019 1988 VC2 — November 2, 1988 Kushiro S. Ueda, H. Kaneda HYG 11 km MPC · JPL
21020 1988 VH2 — November 8, 1988 Okutama T. Hioki, N. Kawasato  · 4.6 km MPC · JPL
21021 1988 XL2 — December 7, 1988 Gekko Y. Oshima  · 15 km MPC · JPL
21022 Ike 1989 CR Ike February 2, 1989 Geisei T. Seki  · 8.1 km MPC · JPL
21023 1989 DK — February 28, 1989 La Silla H. Debehogne  · 7.3 km MPC · JPL
21024 1989 GD3 — April 3, 1989 La Silla E. W. Elst  · 4.3 km MPC · JPL
21025 1989 SL2 — September 26, 1989 La Silla E. W. Elst FLO 2.1 km MPC · JPL
21026 1989 SE4 — September 26, 1989 La Silla E. W. Elst  · 1.6 km MPC · JPL
21027 1989 SR5 — September 28, 1989 La Silla E. W. Elst KOR 4.6 km MPC · JPL
21028 1989 TO — October 4, 1989 Palomar E. F. Helin PHO 5.7 km MPC · JPL
21029 Adorno 1989 TA6 Adorno October 7, 1989 La Silla E. W. Elst  · 4.5 km MPC · JPL
21030 1989 TZ11 — October 2, 1989 Cerro Tololo S. J. Bus  · 3.0 km MPC · JPL
21031 1989 TO15 — October 3, 1989 La Silla H. Debehogne  · 1.8 km MPC · JPL
21032 1989 TN16 — October 4, 1989 La Silla H. Debehogne  · 2.9 km MPC · JPL
21033 Akahirakiyozo 1989 UM Akahirakiyozo October 21, 1989 Kitami K. Endate, K. Watanabe NYS 3.1 km MPC · JPL
21034 1989 WB3 — November 25, 1989 Gekko Y. Oshima  · 10 km MPC · JPL
21035 Iwabu 1990 AE Iwabu January 1, 1990 Kitami K. Endate, K. Watanabe  · 3.4 km MPC · JPL
21036 Nakamurayoshi 1990 BA2 Nakamurayoshi January 30, 1990 Kushiro M. Matsuyama, K. Watanabe  · 13 km MPC · JPL
21037 1990 EB — March 4, 1990 Dynic A. Sugie  · 5.9 km MPC · JPL
21038 1990 EP3 — March 2, 1990 La Silla E. W. Elst  · 12 km MPC · JPL
21039 1990 ES4 — March 2, 1990 La Silla E. W. Elst NYS 2.4 km MPC · JPL
21040 1990 OZ — July 20, 1990 Palomar E. F. Helin EUN 4.5 km MPC · JPL
21041 1990 QO1 — August 22, 1990 Palomar H. E. Holt EOS 9.1 km MPC · JPL
21042 1990 QT7 — August 16, 1990 La Silla E. W. Elst  · 9.6 km MPC · JPL
21043 1990 RT2 — September 15, 1990 Palomar H. E. Holt  · 5.6 km MPC · JPL
21044 1990 SE1 — September 16, 1990 Palomar H. E. Holt EUN 3.8 km MPC · JPL
21045 1990 SQ1 — September 18, 1990 Palomar H. E. Holt ADE 8.2 km MPC · JPL
21046 1990 SH3 — September 18, 1990 Palomar H. E. Holt  · 8.6 km MPC · JPL
21047 Hodierna 1990 SE5 Hodierna September 22, 1990 La Silla E. W. Elst 3:2 16 km MPC · JPL
21048 1990 SV9 — September 22, 1990 La Silla E. W. Elst  · 1.8 km MPC · JPL
21049 1990 SU16 — September 17, 1990 Palomar H. E. Holt  · 5.4 km MPC · JPL
21050 Beck 1990 TG2 Beck October 10, 1990 Tautenburg Observatory L. D. Schmadel, F. Börngen  · 3.5 km MPC · JPL
21051 1990 UM — October 20, 1990 Oohira T. Urata  · 7.0 km MPC · JPL
21052 1990 UG5 — October 16, 1990 La Silla E. W. Elst GEF 2.8 km MPC · JPL
21053 1990 VE — November 10, 1990 Yakiimo A. Natori, T. Urata  · 5.5 km MPC · JPL
21054 Ojmjakon 1990 VL5 Ojmjakon November 15, 1990 La Silla E. W. Elst EOS 11 km MPC · JPL
21055 1990 YR — December 23, 1990 Okutama T. Hioki, S. Hayakawa  · 8.3 km MPC · JPL
21056 1991 CA1 — February 14, 1991 Palomar E. F. Helin H 3.2 km MPC · JPL
21057 Garikisraelian 1991 GJ8 Garikisraelian April 8, 1991 La Silla E. W. Elst V 1.8 km MPC · JPL
21058 1991 GF9 — April 10, 1991 La Silla E. W. Elst FLO 2.1 km MPC · JPL
21059 Penderecki 1991 GR10 Penderecki April 9, 1991 Tautenburg Observatory F. Börngen EOS 5.8 km MPC · JPL
21060 1991 JC — May 2, 1991 Oohira T. Urata NYS 2.9 km MPC · JPL
21061 1991 JD — May 3, 1991 Oohira T. Urata NYS 3.2 km MPC · JPL
21062 Iasky 1991 JW1 Iasky May 13, 1991 Palomar C. S. Shoemaker, E. M. Shoemaker  · 19 km MPC · JPL
21063 1991 JC2 — May 8, 1991 Siding Spring R. H. McNaught  · 2.5 km MPC · JPL
21064 Yangliwei 1991 LY1 Yangliwei June 6, 1991 La Silla E. W. Elst THM 7.5 km MPC · JPL
21065 Jamesmelka 1991 NM Jamesmelka July 10, 1991 Palomar E. F. Helin  · 15 km MPC · JPL
21066 1991 NG5 — July 10, 1991 La Silla H. Debehogne ERI 6.6 km MPC · JPL
21067 1991 PY1 — August 2, 1991 La Silla E. W. Elst V · fast? 2.2 km MPC · JPL
21068 1991 PL2 — August 2, 1991 La Silla E. W. Elst  · 2.8 km MPC · JPL
21069 1991 PY3 — August 3, 1991 La Silla E. W. Elst  · 3.3 km MPC · JPL
21070 1991 PD6 — August 6, 1991 La Silla E. W. Elst  · 2.5 km MPC · JPL
21071 1991 PE7 — August 6, 1991 La Silla E. W. Elst  · 4.5 km MPC · JPL
21072 1991 PU8 — August 5, 1991 Palomar H. E. Holt RAF 3.2 km MPC · JPL
21073 Darksky 1991 RE Darksky September 4, 1991 Siding Spring R. H. McNaught  · 2.9 km MPC · JPL
21074 Rügen 1991 RA4 Rügen September 12, 1991 Tautenburg Observatory F. Börngen, L. D. Schmadel  · 4.3 km MPC · JPL
21075 Heussinger 1991 RF4 Heussinger September 12, 1991 Tautenburg Observatory L. D. Schmadel, F. Börngen NYS 4.6 km MPC · JPL
21076 Kokoschka 1991 RG4 Kokoschka September 12, 1991 Tautenburg Observatory F. Börngen, L. D. Schmadel NYS 1.8 km MPC · JPL
21077 1991 RG14 — September 13, 1991 Palomar H. E. Holt EUN 4.0 km MPC · JPL
21078 1991 RR16 — September 15, 1991 Palomar H. E. Holt  · 15 km MPC · JPL
21079 1991 RR17 — September 11, 1991 Palomar H. E. Holt GEF 6.0 km MPC · JPL
21080 1991 RD18 — September 13, 1991 Palomar H. E. Holt  · 7.4 km MPC · JPL
21081 1991 RC19 — September 14, 1991 Palomar H. E. Holt  · 4.9 km MPC · JPL
21082 Araimasaru 1991 TG2 Araimasaru October 13, 1991 Okutama T. Hioki, S. Hayakawa  · 2.9 km MPC · JPL
21083 1991 TH14 — October 2, 1991 Palomar C. P. de Saint-Aignan  · 2.4 km MPC · JPL
21084 1991 UV3 — October 31, 1991 Kushiro S. Ueda, H. Kaneda  · 5.0 km MPC · JPL
21085 1991 UL4 — October 18, 1991 Kushiro S. Ueda, H. Kaneda VIB 5.1 km MPC · JPL
21086 1992 AO1 — January 10, 1992 Okutama T. Hioki, S. Hayakawa  · 3.8 km MPC · JPL
21087 Petsimpallas 1992 BH2 Petsimpallas January 30, 1992 La Silla E. W. Elst EUN 5.5 km MPC · JPL
21088 Chelyabinsk 1992 BL2 Chelyabinsk January 30, 1992 La Silla E. W. Elst AMO +1km 2.8 km MPC · JPL
21089 Mochizuki 1992 CQ Mochizuki February 8, 1992 Geisei T. Seki  · 7.7 km MPC · JPL
21090 1992 DZ6 — February 29, 1992 La Silla UESAC EUN 4.0 km MPC · JPL
21091 1992 DK8 — February 29, 1992 La Silla UESAC FLO 3.8 km MPC · JPL
21092 1992 EJ6 — March 1, 1992 La Silla UESAC  · 5.6 km MPC · JPL
21093 1992 EK6 — March 1, 1992 La Silla UESAC  · 6.6 km MPC · JPL
21094 1992 EP7 — March 1, 1992 La Silla UESAC  · 3.8 km MPC · JPL
21095 1992 EG11 — March 6, 1992 La Silla UESAC  · 4.4 km MPC · JPL
21096 1992 EZ11 — March 6, 1992 La Silla UESAC  · 7.4 km MPC · JPL
21097 1992 ER25 — March 8, 1992 La Silla UESAC  · 4.5 km MPC · JPL
21098 1992 EB27 — March 2, 1992 La Silla UESAC  · 6.2 km MPC · JPL
21099 1992 GM2 — April 4, 1992 La Silla E. W. Elst  · 2.9 km MPC · JPL
21100 1992 OB — July 26, 1992 Siding Spring R. H. McNaught TIR 7.0 km MPC · JPL

21101–21200

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Designation Discovery Properties Ref
Permanent Provisional Citation Date Site Discoverer(s) Category Diam.
21101 1992 OJ1 — July 26, 1992 La Silla H. Debehogne PHO 4.8 km MPC · JPL
21102 1992 OF2 — July 26, 1992 La Silla E. W. Elst  · 2.3 km MPC · JPL
21103 1992 OB3 — July 26, 1992 La Silla E. W. Elst  · 2.7 km MPC · JPL
21104 Sveshnikov 1992 PY Sveshnikov August 8, 1992 Caussols E. W. Elst PHO 3.6 km MPC · JPL
21105 1992 PU1 — August 8, 1992 Caussols E. W. Elst  · 10 km MPC · JPL
21106 1992 PO2 — August 2, 1992 Palomar H. E. Holt V 2.9 km MPC · JPL
21107 1992 PZ4 — August 4, 1992 Palomar H. E. Holt EUN · 7.1 km MPC · JPL
21108 1992 QT — August 31, 1992 Palomar E. F. Helin  · 6.7 km MPC · JPL
21109 Sünkel 1992 RY Sünkel September 4, 1992 Tautenburg Observatory L. D. Schmadel, F. Börngen  · 11 km MPC · JPL
21110 Karlvalentin 1992 RC1 Karlvalentin September 4, 1992 Tautenburg Observatory F. Börngen, L. D. Schmadel NYS 1.9 km MPC · JPL
21111 1992 RP3 — September 2, 1992 La Silla E. W. Elst  · 4.3 km MPC · JPL
21112 1992 RY3 — September 2, 1992 La Silla E. W. Elst FLO 1.8 km MPC · JPL
21113 1992 RG4 — September 2, 1992 La Silla E. W. Elst  · 2.1 km MPC · JPL
21114 Bernson 1992 RS5 Bernson September 2, 1992 La Silla E. W. Elst FLO 1.9 km MPC · JPL
21115 1992 RL7 — September 2, 1992 La Silla E. W. Elst NYS 2.2 km MPC · JPL
21116 1992 SO — September 26, 1992 Dynic A. Sugie V 2.9 km MPC · JPL
21117 Tashimaseizo 1992 SB13 Tashimaseizo September 30, 1992 Kitami K. Endate, K. Watanabe NYS 3.9 km MPC · JPL
21118 Hezimmermann 1992 SB17 Hezimmermann September 24, 1992 Tautenburg Observatory L. D. Schmadel, F. Börngen NYS 1.8 km MPC · JPL
21119 1992 UJ — October 19, 1992 Kushiro S. Ueda, H. Kaneda  · 5.7 km MPC · JPL
21120 Naritaatsushi 1992 WP Naritaatsushi November 16, 1992 Kitami K. Endate, K. Watanabe  · 3.8 km MPC · JPL
21121 Andoshoeki 1992 WV Andoshoeki November 16, 1992 Kitami K. Endate, K. Watanabe  · 3.6 km MPC · JPL
21122 1992 YK — December 23, 1992 Yakiimo A. Natori, T. Urata V 5.6 km MPC · JPL
21123 1992 YP2 — December 18, 1992 Caussols E. W. Elst  · 2.8 km MPC · JPL
21124 1992 YR2 — December 18, 1992 Caussols E. W. Elst  · 3.5 km MPC · JPL
21125 Orff 1992 YZ4 Orff December 30, 1992 Tautenburg Observatory F. Börngen  · 4.0 km MPC · JPL
21126 Katsuyoshi 1993 BJ2 Katsuyoshi January 19, 1993 Geisei T. Seki V 4.3 km MPC · JPL
21127 1993 BF4 — January 27, 1993 Caussols E. W. Elst EUN 4.2 km MPC · JPL
21128 Chapuis 1993 BJ5 Chapuis January 27, 1993 Caussols E. W. Elst HIL · 3:2 18 km MPC · JPL
21129 1993 BJ7 — January 23, 1993 La Silla E. W. Elst MAR 5.1 km MPC · JPL
21130 1993 FN — March 23, 1993 Lake Tekapo A. C. Gilmore, P. M. Kilmartin  · 3.3 km MPC · JPL
21131 1993 FQ7 — March 17, 1993 La Silla UESAC EOS 4.7 km MPC · JPL
21132 1993 FN10 — March 17, 1993 La Silla UESAC KOR 5.2 km MPC · JPL
21133 1993 FE11 — March 17, 1993 La Silla UESAC  · 3.2 km MPC · JPL
21134 1993 FE13 — March 17, 1993 La Silla UESAC PAD 5.8 km MPC · JPL
21135 1993 FL14 — March 17, 1993 La Silla UESAC  · 3.6 km MPC · JPL
21136 1993 FH19 — March 17, 1993 La Silla UESAC  · 3.7 km MPC · JPL
21137 1993 FX20 — March 21, 1993 La Silla UESAC KOR 4.2 km MPC · JPL
21138 1993 FS24 — March 21, 1993 La Silla UESAC  · 2.5 km MPC · JPL
21139 1993 FP26 — March 21, 1993 La Silla UESAC  · 3.0 km MPC · JPL
21140 1993 FN28 — March 21, 1993 La Silla UESAC  · 2.1 km MPC · JPL
21141 1993 FD30 — March 21, 1993 La Silla UESAC  · 5.7 km MPC · JPL
21142 1993 FV30 — March 19, 1993 La Silla UESAC  · 3.2 km MPC · JPL
21143 1993 FX31 — March 19, 1993 La Silla UESAC  · 6.2 km MPC · JPL
21144 1993 FA46 — March 19, 1993 La Silla UESAC  · 5.5 km MPC · JPL
21145 1993 FZ57 — March 19, 1993 La Silla UESAC  · 3.2 km MPC · JPL
21146 1993 FD67 — March 21, 1993 La Silla UESAC  · 5.6 km MPC · JPL
21147 1993 FV80 — March 18, 1993 La Silla UESAC  · 3.8 km MPC · JPL
21148 Billramsey 1993 HN1 Billramsey April 16, 1993 Palomar C. S. Shoemaker, E. M. Shoemaker MIT 9.9 km MPC · JPL
21149 Kenmitchell 1993 HY5 Kenmitchell April 19, 1993 Palomar C. S. Shoemaker, E. M. Shoemaker H 3.0 km MPC · JPL
21150 1993 LF1 — June 13, 1993 Siding Spring R. H. McNaught EUN 5.2 km MPC · JPL
21151 1993 LO1 — June 13, 1993 Siding Spring R. H. McNaught  · 3.9 km MPC · JPL
21152 1993 MB1 — June 17, 1993 Palomar H. E. Holt EUN 6.3 km MPC · JPL
21153 1993 MF1 — June 18, 1993 Siding Spring R. H. McNaught  · 6.0 km MPC · JPL
21154 1993 NS1 — July 12, 1993 La Silla E. W. Elst  · 5.4 km MPC · JPL
21155 1993 NW1 — July 12, 1993 La Silla E. W. Elst KOR 3.9 km MPC · JPL
21156 1993 QP7 — August 20, 1993 La Silla E. W. Elst V 2.0 km MPC · JPL
21157 1993 RC5 — September 15, 1993 La Silla E. W. Elst  · 9.2 km MPC · JPL
21158 1993 RP18 — September 15, 1993 La Silla H. Debehogne, E. W. Elst  · 2.0 km MPC · JPL
21159 1993 ST5 — September 17, 1993 La Silla E. W. Elst  · 2.5 km MPC · JPL
21160 Saveriolombardi 1993 TJ Saveriolombardi October 10, 1993 Stroncone A. Vagnozzi EOS 8.8 km MPC · JPL
21161 Yamashitaharuo 1993 TR1 Yamashitaharuo October 15, 1993 Kitami K. Endate, K. Watanabe  · 19 km MPC · JPL
21162 1993 TW16 — October 9, 1993 La Silla E. W. Elst  · 6.4 km MPC · JPL
21163 1993 TJ24 — October 9, 1993 La Silla E. W. Elst  · 2.3 km MPC · JPL
21164 1993 UZ7 — October 20, 1993 La Silla E. W. Elst  · 17 km MPC · JPL
21165 1993 VF2 — November 11, 1993 Kushiro S. Ueda, H. Kaneda  · 2.9 km MPC · JPL
21166 Nobuyukishouji 1993 XH Nobuyukishouji December 6, 1993 Geisei T. Seki  · 2.4 km MPC · JPL
21167 1993 XQ — December 9, 1993 Oizumi T. Kobayashi KOR 4.7 km MPC · JPL
21168 1994 AC8 — January 7, 1994 Kitt Peak Spacewatch  · 2.5 km MPC · JPL
21169 1994 AG10 — January 8, 1994 Kitt Peak Spacewatch NYS 1.3 km MPC · JPL
21170 1994 AL10 — January 8, 1994 Kitt Peak Spacewatch  · 2.5 km MPC · JPL
21171 1994 CG1 — February 7, 1994 Oizumi T. Kobayashi FLO 2.9 km MPC · JPL
21172 1994 CK10 — February 7, 1994 La Silla E. W. Elst  · 2.7 km MPC · JPL
21173 1994 CU10 — February 7, 1994 La Silla E. W. Elst  · 5.7 km MPC · JPL
21174 1994 CG12 — February 7, 1994 La Silla E. W. Elst NYS · 7.3 km MPC · JPL
21175 1994 CP12 — February 7, 1994 La Silla E. W. Elst  · 4.2 km MPC · JPL
21176 1994 CN13 — February 8, 1994 La Silla E. W. Elst NYS · 7.7 km MPC · JPL
21177 1994 CC17 — February 8, 1994 La Silla E. W. Elst NYS 1.8 km MPC · JPL
21178 1994 CJ17 — February 8, 1994 La Silla E. W. Elst V 2.8 km MPC · JPL
21179 1994 CL18 — February 8, 1994 La Silla E. W. Elst  · 5.4 km MPC · JPL
21180 1994 DC — February 16, 1994 Oizumi T. Kobayashi  · 3.2 km MPC · JPL
21181 1994 EB2 — March 6, 1994 Palomar E. F. Helin PHO 4.4 km MPC · JPL
21182 Teshiogawa 1994 EC2 Teshiogawa March 12, 1994 Kitami K. Endate, K. Watanabe PHO 4.2 km MPC · JPL
21183 1994 EO2 — March 9, 1994 Palomar E. F. Helin PHO 4.1 km MPC · JPL
21184 1994 EC5 — March 6, 1994 Kitt Peak Spacewatch  · 2.5 km MPC · JPL
21185 1994 EH6 — March 9, 1994 Caussols E. W. Elst V 1.6 km MPC · JPL
21186 1994 EO6 — March 9, 1994 Caussols E. W. Elst  · 2.8 km MPC · JPL
21187 Setsuo 1994 FY Setsuo March 31, 1994 Kitami K. Endate, K. Watanabe  · 4.3 km MPC · JPL
21188 Kiyohiro 1994 GN Kiyohiro April 5, 1994 Kitami K. Endate, K. Watanabe FLO 3.8 km MPC · JPL
21189 Robertonesci 1994 JB Robertonesci May 3, 1994 Stroncone A. Vagnozzi  · 2.7 km MPC · JPL
21190 Martamaffei 1994 JQ Martamaffei May 10, 1994 Stroncone A. Vagnozzi  · 2.6 km MPC · JPL
21191 1994 JL6 — May 4, 1994 Kitt Peak Spacewatch  · 2.4 km MPC · JPL
21192 Seccisergio 1994 NA Seccisergio July 2, 1994 Stroncone Santa Lucia Obs. V 2.4 km MPC · JPL
21193 1994 PJ1 — August 14, 1994 Siding Spring R. H. McNaught  · 3.4 km MPC · JPL
21194 1994 PN1 — August 11, 1994 Siding Spring R. H. McNaught  · 14 km MPC · JPL
21195 1994 PK4 — August 10, 1994 La Silla E. W. Elst AEO 6.5 km MPC · JPL
21196 1994 PU5 — August 10, 1994 La Silla E. W. Elst EOS 3.6 km MPC · JPL
21197 1994 PS7 — August 10, 1994 La Silla E. W. Elst  · 4.0 km MPC · JPL
21198 1994 PX7 — August 10, 1994 La Silla E. W. Elst  · 5.3 km MPC · JPL
21199 1994 PV8 — August 10, 1994 La Silla E. W. Elst FLO 2.1 km MPC · JPL
21200 1994 PU10 — August 10, 1994 La Silla E. W. Elst WIT 3.0 km MPC · JPL

21201–21300

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Designation Discovery Properties Ref
Permanent Provisional Citation Date Site Discoverer(s) Category Diam.
21201 1994 PO18 — August 12, 1994 La Silla E. W. Elst KOR 4.4 km MPC · JPL
21202 1994 PW19 — August 12, 1994 La Silla E. W. Elst  · 6.9 km MPC · JPL
21203 1994 PP20 — August 12, 1994 La Silla E. W. Elst  · 6.1 km MPC · JPL
21204 1994 PH26 — August 12, 1994 La Silla E. W. Elst KOR 5.5 km MPC · JPL
21205 1994 PV27 — August 12, 1994 La Silla E. W. Elst  · 4.3 km MPC · JPL
21206 1994 PT28 — August 12, 1994 La Silla E. W. Elst slow 11 km MPC · JPL
21207 1994 PH29 — August 12, 1994 La Silla E. W. Elst slow 4.8 km MPC · JPL
21208 1994 PW29 — August 12, 1994 La Silla E. W. Elst  · 7.9 km MPC · JPL
21209 1994 PO30 — August 12, 1994 La Silla E. W. Elst 628 6.5 km MPC · JPL
21210 1994 PA31 — August 12, 1994 La Silla E. W. Elst  · 8.8 km MPC · JPL
21211 1994 PP36 — August 10, 1994 La Silla E. W. Elst EOS 5.0 km MPC · JPL
21212 1994 PG39 — August 10, 1994 La Silla E. W. Elst  · 5.7 km MPC · JPL
21213 1994 RL7 — September 12, 1994 Kitt Peak Spacewatch  · 3.2 km MPC · JPL
21214 1994 RN7 — September 12, 1994 Kitt Peak Spacewatch  · 3.4 km MPC · JPL
21215 1994 UQ — October 31, 1994 Oizumi T. Kobayashi EUN 6.5 km MPC · JPL
21216 1994 UZ1 — October 31, 1994 Kushiro S. Ueda, H. Kaneda SAN 8.3 km MPC · JPL
21217 1994 VM1 — November 4, 1994 Oizumi T. Kobayashi  · 9.7 km MPC · JPL
21218 1994 VP7 — November 7, 1994 Kushiro S. Ueda, H. Kaneda  · 10 km MPC · JPL
21219 Mascagni 1994 WV1 Mascagni November 28, 1994 Colleverde V. S. Casulli THM 9.4 km MPC · JPL
21220 1994 WE4 — November 30, 1994 Oizumi T. Kobayashi EOS 8.1 km MPC · JPL
21221 1994 YM1 — December 31, 1994 Oizumi T. Kobayashi EOS 7.9 km MPC · JPL
21222 1995 BT — January 23, 1995 Oizumi T. Kobayashi ALA 12 km MPC · JPL
21223 1995 DL — February 21, 1995 Oizumi T. Kobayashi  · 11 km MPC · JPL
21224 1995 DM6 — February 24, 1995 Kitt Peak Spacewatch ALA 20 km MPC · JPL
21225 1995 GQ1 — April 1, 1995 Kitt Peak Spacewatch FLO 2.1 km MPC · JPL
21226 1995 ON6 — July 24, 1995 Kitt Peak Spacewatch  · 1.8 km MPC · JPL
21227 1995 QS — August 16, 1995 Nachi-Katsuura Y. Shimizu, T. Urata FLO 3.8 km MPC · JPL
21228 1995 SC — September 20, 1995 Catalina Station T. B. Spahr  · 5.2 km MPC · JPL
21229 Sušil 1995 SM1 Sušil September 22, 1995 Ondřejov L. Kotková  · 3.9 km MPC · JPL
21230 1995 SK3 — September 23, 1995 Loiano Loiano Obs. NYS 3.0 km MPC · JPL
21231 1995 SC17 — September 18, 1995 Kitt Peak Spacewatch  · 5.3 km MPC · JPL
21232 1995 SH26 — September 19, 1995 Kitt Peak Spacewatch  · 2.4 km MPC · JPL
21233 1995 UU3 — October 20, 1995 Oizumi T. Kobayashi VIB 7.0 km MPC · JPL
21234 Nakashima 1995 WG Nakashima November 16, 1995 Oizumi T. Kobayashi EUN 4.1 km MPC · JPL
21235 1995 WG2 — November 18, 1995 Oizumi T. Kobayashi  · 6.5 km MPC · JPL
21236 Moneta 1995 WE3 Moneta November 20, 1995 Farra d'Isonzo Farra d'Isonzo  · 2.9 km MPC · JPL
21237 Suematsu 1995 WF5 Suematsu November 18, 1995 Kitami K. Endate, K. Watanabe  · 4.8 km MPC · JPL
21238 Panarea 1995 WV7 Panarea November 28, 1995 Oizumi T. Kobayashi  · 5.2 km MPC · JPL
21239 1995 WP17 — November 17, 1995 Kitt Peak Spacewatch  · 3.0 km MPC · JPL
21240 1995 WP22 — November 18, 1995 Kitt Peak Spacewatch NYS 2.2 km MPC · JPL
21241 1995 WN33 — November 20, 1995 Kitt Peak Spacewatch EUN 4.0 km MPC · JPL
21242 1995 WZ41 — November 25, 1995 Kushiro S. Ueda, H. Kaneda PHO 5.1 km MPC · JPL
21243 1995 XG1 — December 15, 1995 Oizumi T. Kobayashi  · 4.3 km MPC · JPL
21244 1995 XU1 — December 14, 1995 Haleakala AMOS NYS 3.1 km MPC · JPL
21245 1995 XQ4 — December 14, 1995 Kitt Peak Spacewatch HOF 6.1 km MPC · JPL
21246 1995 YF1 — December 21, 1995 Oizumi T. Kobayashi GEF 6.6 km MPC · JPL
21247 1995 YJ1 — December 21, 1995 Oizumi T. Kobayashi KOR 4.8 km MPC · JPL
21248 1995 YP1 — December 21, 1995 Oizumi T. Kobayashi  · 6.3 km MPC · JPL
21249 1995 YX1 — December 21, 1995 Oizumi T. Kobayashi NYS 2.3 km MPC · JPL
21250 Kamikouchi 1995 YQ2 Kamikouchi December 17, 1995 Chichibu N. Satō  · 2.9 km MPC · JPL
21251 1995 YX3 — December 31, 1995 Oohira T. Urata  · 4.0 km MPC · JPL
21252 1995 YP8 — December 18, 1995 Kitt Peak Spacewatch  · 11 km MPC · JPL
21253 1996 AX3 — January 13, 1996 Kushiro S. Ueda, H. Kaneda  · 12 km MPC · JPL
21254 Jonan 1996 BG2 Jonan January 24, 1996 KCAO J. Kobayashi HNS 6.0 km MPC · JPL
21255 1996 CD2 — February 15, 1996 Haleakala NEAT EUN 6.4 km MPC · JPL
21256 Robertobattiston 1996 CK7 Robertobattiston February 14, 1996 Cima Ekar M. Tombelli, C. Casacci  · 7.8 km MPC · JPL
21257 Jižní Čechy 1996 DS2 Jižní Čechy February 26, 1996 Kleť Kleť Obs. NAE 8.3 km MPC · JPL
21258 Huckins 1996 EH1 Huckins March 15, 1996 Haleakala NEAT MEL 13 km MPC · JPL
21259 1996 ED4 — March 11, 1996 Kitt Peak Spacewatch  · 7.2 km MPC · JPL
21260 1996 FE — March 16, 1996 Haleakala NEAT H 1.6 km MPC · JPL
21261 1996 FF — March 16, 1996 Haleakala NEAT H · 2.6 km MPC · JPL
21262 Kanba 1996 HA2 Kanba April 24, 1996 Yatsuka R. H. McNaught, H. Abe  · 13 km MPC · JPL
21263 1996 HJ11 — April 17, 1996 La Silla E. W. Elst  · 2.6 km MPC · JPL
21264 1996 HT16 — April 18, 1996 La Silla E. W. Elst  · 7.2 km MPC · JPL
21265 1996 HJ23 — April 20, 1996 La Silla E. W. Elst  · 2.8 km MPC · JPL
21266 1996 HL25 — April 20, 1996 La Silla E. W. Elst  · 2.7 km MPC · JPL
21267 1996 JU5 — May 11, 1996 Kitt Peak Spacewatch  · 2.0 km MPC · JPL
21268 1996 KL1 — May 22, 1996 Catalina Station T. B. Spahr  · 9.7 km MPC · JPL
21269 Bechini 1996 LG Bechini June 6, 1996 San Marcello L. Tesi, A. Boattini  · 3.3 km MPC · JPL
21270 Otokar 1996 OK Otokar July 19, 1996 Kleť J. Tichá, M. Tichý FLO 1.7 km MPC · JPL
21271 1996 RF33 — September 15, 1996 La Silla UDTS L4 21 km MPC · JPL
21272 1996 SA1 — September 18, 1996 Xinglong SCAP  · 2.7 km MPC · JPL
21273 1996 SW2 — September 19, 1996 Kitt Peak Spacewatch  · 2.3 km MPC · JPL
21274 1996 SG4 — September 19, 1996 Xinglong SCAP  · 2.6 km MPC · JPL
21275 Tosiyasu 1996 SJ7 Tosiyasu September 23, 1996 Nanyo T. Okuni  · 1.8 km MPC · JPL
21276 Feller 1996 TF5 Feller October 8, 1996 Prescott P. G. Comba FLO 1.4 km MPC · JPL
21277 1996 TO5 — October 9, 1996 Haleakala NEAT AMO +1km 2.1 km MPC · JPL
21278 1996 TG6 — October 5, 1996 Xinglong SCAP FLO 3.3 km MPC · JPL
21279 1996 TS10 — October 9, 1996 Kushiro S. Ueda, H. Kaneda FLO 2.5 km MPC · JPL
21280 1996 TL11 — October 11, 1996 Kitami K. Endate  · 2.2 km MPC · JPL
21281 1996 TX14 — October 13, 1996 Church Stretton S. P. Laurie FLO 2.2 km MPC · JPL
21282 Shimizuyuka 1996 TD15 Shimizuyuka October 14, 1996 Geisei T. Seki PHO 4.2 km MPC · JPL
21283 1996 TY46 — October 10, 1996 Kitt Peak Spacewatch  · 2.3 km MPC · JPL
21284 Pandion 1996 TC51 Pandion October 5, 1996 La Silla E. W. Elst L4 29 km MPC · JPL
21285 1996 UZ — October 20, 1996 Oizumi T. Kobayashi FLO 2.9 km MPC · JPL
21286 1996 UB1 — October 20, 1996 Oizumi T. Kobayashi FLO 2.9 km MPC · JPL
21287 Santa-Lucia 1996 UU3 Santa-Lucia October 31, 1996 Stroncone A. Vagnozzi  · 1.7 km MPC · JPL
21288 1996 VW — November 3, 1996 Oohira T. Urata FLO 2.0 km MPC · JPL
21289 Giacomel 1996 VB1 Giacomel November 3, 1996 Sormano F. Manca, V. Giuliani V 2.0 km MPC · JPL
21290 Vydra 1996 VR1 Vydra November 9, 1996 Kleť M. Tichý, Z. Moravec  · 4.1 km MPC · JPL
21291 Mercalli 1996 VG6 Mercalli November 12, 1996 Campo Imperatore A. Boattini, F. Pedichini V 1.6 km MPC · JPL
21292 Kanetakoichi 1996 VQ8 Kanetakoichi November 7, 1996 Kitami K. Endate, K. Watanabe NYS 2.6 km MPC · JPL
21293 Fujimototoyoshi 1996 VS8 Fujimototoyoshi November 7, 1996 Kitami K. Endate, K. Watanabe  · 3.6 km MPC · JPL
21294 Yamaguchiyuko 1996 VZ8 Yamaguchiyuko November 7, 1996 Kitami K. Endate, K. Watanabe  · 3.1 km MPC · JPL
21295 1996 VN14 — November 5, 1996 Kitt Peak Spacewatch V 1.8 km MPC · JPL
21296 1996 VV19 — November 7, 1996 Kitt Peak Spacewatch FLO 2.3 km MPC · JPL
21297 1996 VW29 — November 7, 1996 Kushiro S. Ueda, H. Kaneda  · 3.2 km MPC · JPL
21298 1996 VX29 — November 7, 1996 Kushiro S. Ueda, H. Kaneda  · 3.2 km MPC · JPL
21299 1996 WC — November 16, 1996 Oizumi T. Kobayashi  · 2.7 km MPC · JPL
21300 1996 WA1 — November 19, 1996 Oizumi T. Kobayashi FLO 3.2 km MPC · JPL

21301–21400

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Designation Discovery Properties Ref
Permanent Provisional Citation Date Site Discoverer(s) Category Diam.
21301 Zanin 1996 WE3 Zanin November 22, 1996 Farra d'Isonzo Farra d'Isonzo V 2.7 km MPC · JPL
21302 Shirakamisanchi 1996 XU Shirakamisanchi December 1, 1996 Chichibu N. Satō  · 2.3 km MPC · JPL
21303 1996 XJ1 — December 2, 1996 Oizumi T. Kobayashi NYS 3.8 km MPC · JPL
21304 1996 XL1 — December 2, 1996 Oizumi T. Kobayashi V 3.2 km MPC · JPL
21305 1996 XP1 — December 2, 1996 Oizumi T. Kobayashi  · 3.4 km MPC · JPL
21306 Marani 1996 XF2 Marani December 1, 1996 Pianoro V. Goretti  · 7.9 km MPC · JPL
21307 1996 XG3 — December 3, 1996 Oizumi T. Kobayashi  · 2.9 km MPC · JPL
21308 1996 XG5 — December 2, 1996 Pleiade P. Antolini, F. Castellani  · 2.6 km MPC · JPL
21309 1996 XH5 — December 6, 1996 Kiso JSGA  · 2.8 km MPC · JPL
21310 1996 XM5 — December 7, 1996 Oizumi T. Kobayashi FLO 3.9 km MPC · JPL
21311 Servius 1996 XC9 Servius December 4, 1996 Colleverde V. S. Casulli FLO 2.2 km MPC · JPL
21312 1996 XF14 — December 4, 1996 Kitt Peak Spacewatch NYS 2.4 km MPC · JPL
21313 Xiuyanyu 1996 XY14 Xiuyanyu December 10, 1996 Xinglong SCAP FLO 4.1 km MPC · JPL
21314 1996 XG15 — December 10, 1996 Xinglong SCAP  · 4.9 km MPC · JPL
21315 1996 XN17 — December 5, 1996 Kitt Peak Spacewatch  · 4.3 km MPC · JPL
21316 1996 XY17 — December 7, 1996 Kitt Peak Spacewatch  · 2.1 km MPC · JPL
21317 1996 XV18 — December 12, 1996 Kleť Kleť Obs.  · 2.7 km MPC · JPL
21318 1996 XU26 — December 8, 1996 Xinglong SCAP  · 3.4 km MPC · JPL
21319 1996 XX26 — December 8, 1996 Xinglong SCAP  · 8.7 km MPC · JPL
21320 1996 XF31 — December 14, 1996 Oizumi T. Kobayashi  · 6.4 km MPC · JPL
21321 1997 AN2 — January 3, 1997 Oizumi T. Kobayashi V 2.8 km MPC · JPL
21322 1997 AV2 — January 3, 1997 Oizumi T. Kobayashi  · 5.9 km MPC · JPL
21323 1997 AZ3 — January 6, 1997 Oizumi T. Kobayashi MAR 4.2 km MPC · JPL
21324 1997 AY5 — January 2, 1997 Xinglong SCAP RAF 2.6 km MPC · JPL
21325 1997 AB6 — January 2, 1997 Xinglong SCAP  · 2.9 km MPC · JPL
21326 Nitta-machi 1997 AW6 Nitta-machi January 8, 1997 Oizumi T. Kobayashi  · 3.5 km MPC · JPL
21327 Yabuzuka 1997 AJ13 Yabuzuka January 11, 1997 Oizumi T. Kobayashi  · 2.5 km MPC · JPL
21328 Otashi 1997 AM13 Otashi January 11, 1997 Oizumi T. Kobayashi V 2.8 km MPC · JPL
21329 1997 AP15 — January 12, 1997 Haleakala NEAT  · 3.6 km MPC · JPL
21330 Alanwhitman 1997 AT20 Alanwhitman January 11, 1997 Kitt Peak Spacewatch  · 3.4 km MPC · JPL
21331 Lodovicoferrari 1997 BO Lodovicoferrari January 17, 1997 Prescott P. G. Comba  · 2.8 km MPC · JPL
21332 1997 BX — January 18, 1997 Xinglong SCAP NYS · 5.8 km MPC · JPL
21333 1997 BM2 — January 30, 1997 Oizumi T. Kobayashi  · 3.2 km MPC · JPL
21334 1997 BO2 — January 30, 1997 Oizumi T. Kobayashi  · 3.2 km MPC · JPL
21335 1997 BO3 — January 31, 1997 Oizumi T. Kobayashi  · 5.2 km MPC · JPL
21336 Andyblanchard 1997 BU8 Andyblanchard January 31, 1997 Kitt Peak Spacewatch  · 2.7 km MPC · JPL
21337 Sansepolcro 1997 BN9 Sansepolcro January 17, 1997 Campo Imperatore A. Boattini, A. Di Paola EOS 6.1 km MPC · JPL
21338 1997 CZ — February 1, 1997 Oizumi T. Kobayashi  · 3.8 km MPC · JPL
21339 1997 CL1 — February 1, 1997 Oizumi T. Kobayashi NYS 2.2 km MPC · JPL
21340 1997 CS19 — February 11, 1997 Oizumi T. Kobayashi  · 3.7 km MPC · JPL
21341 1997 CV19 — February 12, 1997 Oizumi T. Kobayashi V 3.4 km MPC · JPL
21342 1997 CS28 — February 4, 1997 Xinglong SCAP  · 3.4 km MPC · JPL
21343 1997 EF — March 1, 1997 Oizumi T. Kobayashi NYS 3.5 km MPC · JPL
21344 1997 EM — March 2, 1997 Oizumi T. Kobayashi XIZ 4.9 km MPC · JPL
21345 1997 ED3 — March 3, 1997 Xinglong SCAP ADE 8.1 km MPC · JPL
21346 Marieladislav 1997 EL11 Marieladislav March 9, 1997 Ondřejov P. Pravec MAR 6.3 km MPC · JPL
21347 1997 EO11 — March 3, 1997 Xinglong SCAP EUN 3.8 km MPC · JPL
21348 Toyoteru 1997 EM25 Toyoteru March 1, 1997 Chichibu N. Satō MAR 3.2 km MPC · JPL
21349 Bevoke 1997 ER31 Bevoke March 10, 1997 Kitt Peak Spacewatch THM 6.7 km MPC · JPL
21350 Billgardner 1997 EN32 Billgardner March 11, 1997 Kitt Peak Spacewatch  · 3.2 km MPC · JPL
21351 Bhagwat 1997 EC36 Bhagwat March 4, 1997 Socorro LINEAR EUN 4.4 km MPC · JPL
21352 1997 EB57 — March 10, 1997 La Silla E. W. Elst KOR 5.3 km MPC · JPL
21353 1997 FG — March 19, 1997 Xinglong SCAP  · 13 km MPC · JPL
21354 1997 FM — March 21, 1997 Xinglong SCAP  · 3.8 km MPC · JPL
21355 Pikovskaya 1997 FZ3 Pikovskaya March 31, 1997 Socorro LINEAR KOR 4.6 km MPC · JPL
21356 Karlplank 1997 FG4 Karlplank March 31, 1997 Socorro LINEAR  · 8.8 km MPC · JPL
21357 Davidying 1997 FJ4 Davidying March 31, 1997 Socorro LINEAR KOR 3.3 km MPC · JPL
21358 Mijerbarany 1997 GT15 Mijerbarany April 3, 1997 Socorro LINEAR  · 3.2 km MPC · JPL
21359 Geng 1997 GN22 Geng April 6, 1997 Socorro LINEAR KOR 3.9 km MPC · JPL
21360 Bobduff 1997 GW30 Bobduff April 8, 1997 Kitt Peak Spacewatch THM 8.8 km MPC · JPL
21361 Carsonmark 1997 HQ Carsonmark April 28, 1997 Kitt Peak Spacewatch V 3.5 km MPC · JPL
21362 Dickarmstrong 1997 HS3 Dickarmstrong April 30, 1997 Kitt Peak Spacewatch  · 4.1 km MPC · JPL
21363 Jotwani 1997 HX11 Jotwani April 30, 1997 Socorro LINEAR EOS 4.3 km MPC · JPL
21364 Lingpan 1997 HS12 Lingpan April 30, 1997 Socorro LINEAR MIS 7.1 km MPC · JPL
21365 1997 JS7 — May 3, 1997 Xinglong SCAP  · 4.1 km MPC · JPL
21366 1997 JT15 — May 3, 1997 La Silla E. W. Elst KOR 7.4 km MPC · JPL
21367 Edwardpleva 1997 LU1 Edwardpleva June 2, 1997 Kitt Peak Spacewatch  · 12 km MPC · JPL
21368 Shiodayama 1997 LE10 Shiodayama June 6, 1997 Nanyo T. Okuni EOS 9.3 km MPC · JPL
21369 Gertfinger 1997 NO4 Gertfinger July 8, 1997 Caussols ODAS slow? 10 km MPC · JPL
21370 1997 TB28 — October 1, 1997 La Silla UDTS L4 29 km MPC · JPL
21371 1997 TD28 — October 1, 1997 La Silla UDTS L4 23 km MPC · JPL
21372 1997 TM28 — October 6, 1997 La Silla UDTS L4 24 km MPC · JPL
21373 1997 VF6 — November 9, 1997 Oizumi T. Kobayashi  · 7.8 km MPC · JPL
21374 1997 WS22 — November 24, 1997 Siding Spring M. Hartley AMO +1km 1.1 km MPC · JPL
21375 Fanshawe 1997 YZ17 Fanshawe December 31, 1997 Kitt Peak Spacewatch  · 2.0 km MPC · JPL
21376 1998 BP8 — January 25, 1998 Oizumi T. Kobayashi FLO 2.8 km MPC · JPL
21377 1998 CO1 — February 6, 1998 Xinglong SCAP  · 3.1 km MPC · JPL
21378 1998 CJ4 — February 6, 1998 La Silla E. W. Elst  · 11 km MPC · JPL
21379 1998 DU13 — February 27, 1998 Caussols ODAS V 1.4 km MPC · JPL
21380 Devanssay 1998 DB20 Devanssay February 27, 1998 Caussols ODAS FLO 2.8 km MPC · JPL
21381 1998 EN — March 2, 1998 Caussols ODAS  · 2.3 km MPC · JPL
21382 1998 EB8 — March 2, 1998 Xinglong SCAP  · 1.9 km MPC · JPL
21383 1998 EC9 — March 2, 1998 Xinglong SCAP  · 3.1 km MPC · JPL
21384 1998 EB10 — March 1, 1998 Xinglong SCAP  · 2.8 km MPC · JPL
21385 1998 FV8 — March 22, 1998 Kitt Peak Spacewatch MAS 1.9 km MPC · JPL
21386 1998 FC9 — March 22, 1998 Kitt Peak Spacewatch  · 2.8 km MPC · JPL
21387 Wafakhalil 1998 FW16 Wafakhalil March 20, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 2.5 km MPC · JPL
21388 Moyanodeburt 1998 FJ25 Moyanodeburt March 20, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 2.2 km MPC · JPL
21389 Pshenichka 1998 FX27 Pshenichka March 20, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 2.0 km MPC · JPL
21390 Shindo 1998 FV28 Shindo March 20, 1998 Socorro LINEAR MAS 3.3 km MPC · JPL
21391 Rotanner 1998 FY31 Rotanner March 20, 1998 Socorro LINEAR FLO 1.9 km MPC · JPL
21392 Helibrochier 1998 FH32 Helibrochier March 20, 1998 Socorro LINEAR V 2.2 km MPC · JPL
21393 Kalygeringer 1998 FF34 Kalygeringer March 20, 1998 Socorro LINEAR NYS 3.8 km MPC · JPL
21394 Justinbecker 1998 FY35 Justinbecker March 20, 1998 Socorro LINEAR FLO 2.9 km MPC · JPL
21395 Albertofilho 1998 FJ41 Albertofilho March 20, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 3.6 km MPC · JPL
21396 Fisher-Ives 1998 FC52 Fisher-Ives March 20, 1998 Socorro LINEAR NYS 1.9 km MPC · JPL
21397 Leontovich 1998 FJ54 Leontovich March 20, 1998 Socorro LINEAR V 2.1 km MPC · JPL
21398 Zengguoshou 1998 FX55 Zengguoshou March 20, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 3.7 km MPC · JPL
21399 Bateman 1998 FG57 Bateman March 20, 1998 Socorro LINEAR V 1.9 km MPC · JPL
21400 Ahdout 1998 FM57 Ahdout March 20, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 2.5 km MPC · JPL

21401–21500

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Designation Discovery Properties Ref
Permanent Provisional Citation Date Site Discoverer(s) Category Diam.
21401 Justinkovac 1998 FC58 Justinkovac March 20, 1998 Socorro LINEAR NYS 2.3 km MPC · JPL
21402 Shanhuang 1998 FE58 Shanhuang March 20, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 1.8 km MPC · JPL
21403 Haken 1998 FN58 Haken March 20, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 5.4 km MPC · JPL
21404 Atluri 1998 FD61 Atluri March 20, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 3.5 km MPC · JPL
21405 Sagarmehta 1998 FU61 Sagarmehta March 20, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 1.9 km MPC · JPL
21406 Jimyang 1998 FZ63 Jimyang March 20, 1998 Socorro LINEAR V 2.9 km MPC · JPL
21407 Jessicabaker 1998 FL64 Jessicabaker March 20, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 4.8 km MPC · JPL
21408 Lyrahaas 1998 FZ64 Lyrahaas March 20, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 4.2 km MPC · JPL
21409 Forbes 1998 FC65 Forbes March 20, 1998 Socorro LINEAR FLO 2.2 km MPC · JPL
21410 Cahill 1998 FH65 Cahill March 20, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 4.7 km MPC · JPL
21411 Abifraeman 1998 FY66 Abifraeman March 20, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 4.8 km MPC · JPL
21412 Sinchanban 1998 FJ67 Sinchanban March 20, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 2.4 km MPC · JPL
21413 Albertsao 1998 FS68 Albertsao March 20, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 3.5 km MPC · JPL
21414 Blumenthal 1998 FQ69 Blumenthal March 20, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 3.3 km MPC · JPL
21415 Nicobrenner 1998 FM70 Nicobrenner March 20, 1998 Socorro LINEAR NYS 3.6 km MPC · JPL
21416 Sisichen 1998 FN70 Sisichen March 20, 1998 Socorro LINEAR V 2.4 km MPC · JPL
21417 Kelleyharris 1998 FF71 Kelleyharris March 20, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 2.1 km MPC · JPL
21418 Bustos 1998 FY71 Bustos March 20, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 2.7 km MPC · JPL
21419 Devience 1998 FP72 Devience March 20, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 2.2 km MPC · JPL
21420 1998 FL74 — March 21, 1998 Bergisch Gladbach W. Bickel FLO 1.8 km MPC · JPL
21421 Nealwadhwa 1998 FJ78 Nealwadhwa March 24, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 3.1 km MPC · JPL
21422 Alexacarey 1998 FL78 Alexacarey March 24, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 4.7 km MPC · JPL
21423 Credo 1998 FJ79 Credo March 24, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 2.3 km MPC · JPL
21424 Faithchang 1998 FU79 Faithchang March 24, 1998 Socorro LINEAR FLO 2.1 km MPC · JPL
21425 Cordwell 1998 FR90 Cordwell March 24, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 3.3 km MPC · JPL
21426 Davidbauer 1998 FP93 Davidbauer March 24, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 2.4 km MPC · JPL
21427 Ryanharrison 1998 FK97 Ryanharrison March 31, 1998 Socorro LINEAR FLO 2.4 km MPC · JPL
21428 Junehokim 1998 FR103 Junehokim March 31, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 2.5 km MPC · JPL
21429 Gulati 1998 FG104 Gulati March 31, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 2.6 km MPC · JPL
21430 Brubrew 1998 FG107 Brubrew March 31, 1998 Socorro LINEAR V 1.9 km MPC · JPL
21431 Amberhess 1998 FR113 Amberhess March 31, 1998 Socorro LINEAR V 2.4 km MPC · JPL
21432 Polingloh 1998 FJ115 Polingloh March 31, 1998 Socorro LINEAR slow 2.1 km MPC · JPL
21433 Stekramer 1998 FO115 Stekramer March 31, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 2.5 km MPC · JPL
21434 Stanchiang 1998 FG116 Stanchiang March 31, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 3.2 km MPC · JPL
21435 Aharon 1998 FH116 Aharon March 31, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 2.5 km MPC · JPL
21436 Chaoyichi 1998 FL116 Chaoyichi March 31, 1998 Socorro LINEAR moon 2.0 km MPC · JPL
21437 Georgechen 1998 FG117 Georgechen March 31, 1998 Socorro LINEAR EUN 5.1 km MPC · JPL
21438 Camibarnett 1998 FP122 Camibarnett March 20, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 4.3 km MPC · JPL
21439 Robenzing 1998 FN123 Robenzing March 20, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 2.2 km MPC · JPL
21440 Elizacollins 1998 FB125 Elizacollins March 24, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 2.3 km MPC · JPL
21441 Stevencondie 1998 FC144 Stevencondie March 29, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 3.6 km MPC · JPL
21442 1998 GF1 — April 4, 1998 Woomera F. B. Zoltowski FLO 1.9 km MPC · JPL
21443 1998 HN8 — April 17, 1998 Kitt Peak Spacewatch  · 5.7 km MPC · JPL
21444 1998 HT8 — April 17, 1998 Kitt Peak Spacewatch V 3.0 km MPC · JPL
21445 Pegconnolly 1998 HG17 Pegconnolly April 18, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 3.1 km MPC · JPL
21446 Tedflint 1998 HV18 Tedflint April 18, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 2.8 km MPC · JPL
21447 Yungchieh 1998 HZ18 Yungchieh April 18, 1998 Socorro LINEAR NYS 2.3 km MPC · JPL
21448 Galindo 1998 HE21 Galindo April 20, 1998 Socorro LINEAR FLO 1.8 km MPC · JPL
21449 Hemmick 1998 HQ22 Hemmick April 20, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 1.9 km MPC · JPL
21450 Kissel 1998 HD23 Kissel April 20, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 3.0 km MPC · JPL
21451 Fisher 1998 HS23 Fisher April 28, 1998 Prescott P. G. Comba  · 2.8 km MPC · JPL
21452 1998 HA29 — April 23, 1998 Haleakala NEAT  · 5.9 km MPC · JPL
21453 Victorlevine 1998 HA33 Victorlevine April 20, 1998 Socorro LINEAR V 1.9 km MPC · JPL
21454 Chernoby 1998 HE40 Chernoby April 20, 1998 Socorro LINEAR VER 13 km MPC · JPL
21455 Mcfarland 1998 HH41 Mcfarland April 20, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 2.9 km MPC · JPL
21456 Myers 1998 HM46 Myers April 20, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 2.2 km MPC · JPL
21457 Fevig 1998 HD51 Fevig April 25, 1998 Anderson Mesa LONEOS  · 2.4 km MPC · JPL
21458 Susank 1998 HN51 Susank April 25, 1998 Anderson Mesa LONEOS  · 3.2 km MPC · JPL
21459 Chrisrussell 1998 HS51 Chrisrussell April 30, 1998 Anderson Mesa LONEOS V 3.5 km MPC · JPL
21460 Ryozo 1998 HP52 Ryozo April 30, 1998 Nanyo T. Okuni  · 2.7 km MPC · JPL
21461 Alexchernyak 1998 HS60 Alexchernyak April 21, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 4.1 km MPC · JPL
21462 Karenedbal 1998 HC78 Karenedbal April 21, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 6.5 km MPC · JPL
21463 Nickerson 1998 HX78 Nickerson April 21, 1998 Socorro LINEAR V 2.6 km MPC · JPL
21464 Chinaroonchai 1998 HH88 Chinaroonchai April 21, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 3.0 km MPC · JPL
21465 Michelepatt 1998 HG90 Michelepatt April 21, 1998 Socorro LINEAR FLO 1.8 km MPC · JPL
21466 Franpelrine 1998 HZ91 Franpelrine April 21, 1998 Socorro LINEAR NYS 2.7 km MPC · JPL
21467 Rosenstein 1998 HX93 Rosenstein April 21, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 2.1 km MPC · JPL
21468 Saylor 1998 HD97 Saylor April 21, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 3.9 km MPC · JPL
21469 Robschum 1998 HO97 Robschum April 21, 1998 Socorro LINEAR NYS 1.7 km MPC · JPL
21470 Frankchuang 1998 HV97 Frankchuang April 21, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 5.3 km MPC · JPL
21471 Pavelchvykov 1998 HA98 Pavelchvykov April 21, 1998 Socorro LINEAR ADE 8.1 km MPC · JPL
21472 Stimson 1998 HU98 Stimson April 21, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 2.5 km MPC · JPL
21473 Petesullivan 1998 HH99 Petesullivan April 21, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 3.0 km MPC · JPL
21474 Pamelatsai 1998 HO99 Pamelatsai April 21, 1998 Socorro LINEAR V 1.6 km MPC · JPL
21475 Jasonclain 1998 HQ100 Jasonclain April 21, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 4.1 km MPC · JPL
21476 Petrie 1998 HW101 Petrie April 28, 1998 Reedy Creek J. Broughton  · 3.9 km MPC · JPL
21477 Terikdaly 1998 HX112 Terikdaly April 23, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 3.1 km MPC · JPL
21478 Maggiedelano 1998 HW118 Maggiedelano April 23, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 5.7 km MPC · JPL
21479 Marymartha 1998 HN124 Marymartha April 23, 1998 Socorro LINEAR FLO 3.7 km MPC · JPL
21480 Jilltucker 1998 HO125 Jilltucker April 23, 1998 Socorro LINEAR V 1.9 km MPC · JPL
21481 Johnwarren 1998 HP125 Johnwarren April 23, 1998 Socorro LINEAR V 2.6 km MPC · JPL
21482 Patashnick 1998 HQ132 Patashnick April 19, 1998 Socorro LINEAR NYS 2.8 km MPC · JPL
21483 Abdulrasool 1998 HJ134 Abdulrasool April 19, 1998 Socorro LINEAR FLO 2.4 km MPC · JPL
21484 Eppard 1998 HR134 Eppard April 19, 1998 Socorro LINEAR V 2.9 km MPC · JPL
21485 Ash 1998 HV137 Ash April 20, 1998 Socorro LINEAR V 2.2 km MPC · JPL
21486 1998 HA148 — April 25, 1998 La Silla E. W. Elst  · 4.1 km MPC · JPL
21487 1998 HV148 — April 25, 1998 La Silla E. W. Elst  · 7.9 km MPC · JPL
21488 Danyellelee 1998 HT150 Danyellelee April 21, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 2.2 km MPC · JPL
21489 1998 JU — May 1, 1998 Haleakala NEAT  · 5.0 km MPC · JPL
21490 1998 JW — May 1, 1998 Haleakala NEAT  · 6.6 km MPC · JPL
21491 1998 JL1 — May 1, 1998 Haleakala NEAT NYS 1.8 km MPC · JPL
21492 1998 JQ1 — May 1, 1998 Haleakala NEAT  · 2.9 km MPC · JPL
21493 1998 JA2 — May 1, 1998 Haleakala NEAT NYS 7.8 km MPC · JPL
21494 1998 JE2 — May 1, 1998 Haleakala NEAT NYS 2.8 km MPC · JPL
21495 Feaga 1998 JP2 Feaga May 1, 1998 Anderson Mesa LONEOS  · 3.6 km MPC · JPL
21496 Lijianyang 1998 JQ2 Lijianyang May 1, 1998 Anderson Mesa LONEOS  · 7.3 km MPC · JPL
21497 Alicehine 1998 JJ3 Alicehine May 1, 1998 Anderson Mesa LONEOS  · 2.4 km MPC · JPL
21498 Keenanferar 1998 KQ2 Keenanferar May 22, 1998 Socorro LINEAR PHO 3.9 km MPC · JPL
21499 Perillat 1998 KS4 Perillat May 22, 1998 Anderson Mesa LONEOS  · 4.2 km MPC · JPL
21500 Vazquez 1998 KS6 Vazquez May 22, 1998 Anderson Mesa LONEOS  · 4.8 km MPC · JPL

21501–21600

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Designation Discovery Properties Ref
Permanent Provisional Citation Date Site Discoverer(s) Category Diam.
21501 Acevedo 1998 KC8 Acevedo May 23, 1998 Anderson Mesa LONEOS V 2.3 km MPC · JPL
21502 Cruz 1998 KB9 Cruz May 24, 1998 Anderson Mesa LONEOS  · 3.2 km MPC · JPL
21503 Beksha 1998 KL18 Beksha May 22, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 2.6 km MPC · JPL
21504 Caseyfreeman 1998 KS19 Caseyfreeman May 22, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 5.3 km MPC · JPL
21505 Bernert 1998 KG28 Bernert May 22, 1998 Socorro LINEAR FLO 2.6 km MPC · JPL
21506 Betsill 1998 KH30 Betsill May 22, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 3.8 km MPC · JPL
21507 Bhasin 1998 KZ30 Bhasin May 22, 1998 Socorro LINEAR NYS 1.9 km MPC · JPL
21508 Benbrewer 1998 KU33 Benbrewer May 22, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 3.8 km MPC · JPL
21509 Lucascavin 1998 KL35 Lucascavin May 22, 1998 Socorro LINEAR LCA 3.1 km MPC · JPL
21510 Chemnitz 1998 KF36 Chemnitz May 22, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 5.2 km MPC · JPL
21511 Chiardola 1998 KT36 Chiardola May 22, 1998 Socorro LINEAR FLO 2.8 km MPC · JPL
21512 Susieclary 1998 KE40 Susieclary May 22, 1998 Socorro LINEAR FLO 3.5 km MPC · JPL
21513 Bethcochran 1998 KM46 Bethcochran May 22, 1998 Socorro LINEAR V 2.9 km MPC · JPL
21514 Gamalski 1998 KS48 Gamalski May 22, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 6.3 km MPC · JPL
21515 Gavini 1998 KR50 Gavini May 23, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 4.1 km MPC · JPL
21516 Mariagodinez 1998 KS51 Mariagodinez May 23, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 5.7 km MPC · JPL
21517 Dobi 1998 KS52 Dobi May 23, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 3.3 km MPC · JPL
21518 Maysunhasan 1998 KO53 Maysunhasan May 23, 1998 Socorro LINEAR EUN 5.2 km MPC · JPL
21519 Josephhenry 1998 KR54 Josephhenry May 23, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 3.8 km MPC · JPL
21520 Dianaeheart 1998 KR55 Dianaeheart May 23, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 8.7 km MPC · JPL
21521 Hippalgaonkar 1998 KU55 Hippalgaonkar May 23, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 6.2 km MPC · JPL
21522 Entwisle 1998 MX11 Entwisle June 19, 1998 Socorro LINEAR RAF 3.3 km MPC · JPL
21523 GONG 1998 MW15 GONG June 26, 1998 Goodricke-Pigott R. A. Tucker  · 10 km MPC · JPL
21524 1998 MB16 — June 21, 1998 Kitt Peak Spacewatch KOR 4.5 km MPC · JPL
21525 1998 MP23 — June 25, 1998 Kitt Peak Spacewatch DOR 12 km MPC · JPL
21526 Mirano 1998 MS24 Mirano June 30, 1998 Farra d'Isonzo Farra d'Isonzo  · 4.1 km MPC · JPL
21527 Horton 1998 MV27 Horton June 24, 1998 Socorro LINEAR EUN · moon 5.0 km MPC · JPL
21528 Chrisfaust 1998 MU33 Chrisfaust June 24, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 3.6 km MPC · JPL
21529 Johnjames 1998 MF37 Johnjames June 26, 1998 Socorro LINEAR ITH 6.1 km MPC · JPL
21530 Despiau 1998 MB38 Despiau June 26, 1998 Anderson Mesa LONEOS  · 13 km MPC · JPL
21531 Billcollin 1998 OS Billcollin July 20, 1998 Caussols ODAS  · 6.3 km MPC · JPL
21532 1998 OY — July 20, 1998 Caussols ODAS  · 7.1 km MPC · JPL
21533 1998 OR12 — July 26, 1998 La Silla E. W. Elst KOR 6.4 km MPC · JPL
21534 1998 OV12 — July 26, 1998 La Silla E. W. Elst HOF 12 km MPC · JPL
21535 1998 OX13 — July 26, 1998 La Silla E. W. Elst  · 9.4 km MPC · JPL
21536 1998 OV14 — July 26, 1998 La Silla E. W. Elst MAR 6.0 km MPC · JPL
21537 Fréchet 1998 PQ Fréchet August 15, 1998 Prescott P. G. Comba THM 7.2 km MPC · JPL
21538 1998 QN1 — August 17, 1998 Višnjan Observatory Višnjan Obs.  · 9.5 km MPC · JPL
21539 Josefhlávka 1998 QO4 Josefhlávka August 20, 1998 Ondřejov P. Pravec  · 12 km MPC · JPL
21540 Itthipanyanan 1998 QE11 Itthipanyanan August 17, 1998 Socorro LINEAR ALA 12 km MPC · JPL
21541 Friskop 1998 QP16 Friskop August 17, 1998 Socorro LINEAR EOS 5.7 km MPC · JPL
21542 Kennajeannet 1998 QA22 Kennajeannet August 17, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 15 km MPC · JPL
21543 Jessop 1998 QQ24 Jessop August 17, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 9.7 km MPC · JPL
21544 Hermainkhan 1998 QL33 Hermainkhan August 17, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 4.5 km MPC · JPL
21545 Koirala 1998 QO33 Koirala August 17, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 10 km MPC · JPL
21546 Konermann 1998 QH34 Konermann August 17, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 4.8 km MPC · JPL
21547 Kottapalli 1998 QK38 Kottapalli August 17, 1998 Socorro LINEAR THM 11 km MPC · JPL
21548 Briekugler 1998 QX38 Briekugler August 17, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 11 km MPC · JPL
21549 Carolinelang 1998 QJ44 Carolinelang August 17, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 8.0 km MPC · JPL
21550 Laviolette 1998 QS44 Laviolette August 17, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 10 km MPC · JPL
21551 Geyang 1998 QH45 Geyang August 17, 1998 Socorro LINEAR EOS 6.7 km MPC · JPL
21552 Richardlee 1998 QC52 Richardlee August 17, 1998 Socorro LINEAR HNS 5.6 km MPC · JPL
21553 Monchicourt 1998 QT55 Monchicourt August 26, 1998 Caussols ODAS  · 2.4 km MPC · JPL
21554 Leechaohsi 1998 QR69 Leechaohsi August 24, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 15 km MPC · JPL
21555 Levary 1998 QF70 Levary August 24, 1998 Socorro LINEAR URS 19 km MPC · JPL
21556 Christineli 1998 QE71 Christineli August 24, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 5.0 km MPC · JPL
21557 Daniellitt 1998 QE73 Daniellitt August 24, 1998 Socorro LINEAR EOS 12 km MPC · JPL
21558 Alisonliu 1998 QW77 Alisonliu August 24, 1998 Socorro LINEAR EUN 6.7 km MPC · JPL
21559 Jingyuanluo 1998 QE78 Jingyuanluo August 24, 1998 Socorro LINEAR MIT 10 km MPC · JPL
21560 Analyons 1998 QC91 Analyons August 28, 1998 Socorro LINEAR EOS 8.5 km MPC · JPL
21561 Masterman 1998 QR93 Masterman August 28, 1998 Socorro LINEAR EUN 7.1 km MPC · JPL
21562 Chrismessick 1998 QZ94 Chrismessick August 19, 1998 Socorro LINEAR EUN 3.6 km MPC · JPL
21563 Chetgervais 1998 QW95 Chetgervais August 19, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 7.6 km MPC · JPL
21564 Widmanstätten 1998 QQ101 Widmanstätten August 26, 1998 La Silla E. W. Elst  · 18 km MPC · JPL
21565 1998 QZ102 — August 26, 1998 La Silla E. W. Elst  · 13 km MPC · JPL
21566 1998 QM103 — August 26, 1998 La Silla E. W. Elst KOR 5.2 km MPC · JPL
21567 1998 RB2 — September 1, 1998 Woomera F. B. Zoltowski  · 2.6 km MPC · JPL
21568 Evanmorikawa 1998 RM3 Evanmorikawa September 14, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 4.4 km MPC · JPL
21569 1998 RX12 — September 14, 1998 Kitt Peak Spacewatch THM 8.4 km MPC · JPL
21570 Muralidhar 1998 RK33 Muralidhar September 14, 1998 Socorro LINEAR EUN 18 km MPC · JPL
21571 Naegeli 1998 RD51 Naegeli September 14, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 5.0 km MPC · JPL
21572 Nguyen-McCarty 1998 RQ52 Nguyen-McCarty September 14, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 4.0 km MPC · JPL
21573 1998 RP70 — September 14, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 14 km MPC · JPL
21574 Ouzan 1998 RZ71 Ouzan September 14, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 5.3 km MPC · JPL
21575 Padmanabhan 1998 RB80 Padmanabhan September 14, 1998 Socorro LINEAR MRX 5.0 km MPC · JPL
21576 McGivney 1998 SH4 McGivney September 19, 1998 Needville W. G. Dillon THM 8.9 km MPC · JPL
21577 Negron 1998 SU24 Negron September 17, 1998 Anderson Mesa LONEOS FLO 3.2 km MPC · JPL
21578 Davidgillette 1998 SN27 Davidgillette September 24, 1998 Catalina CSS  · 17 km MPC · JPL
21579 1998 SK45 — September 25, 1998 Kitt Peak Spacewatch THM 8.7 km MPC · JPL
21580 Portalatin 1998 SY57 Portalatin September 17, 1998 Anderson Mesa LONEOS KOR 6.2 km MPC · JPL
21581 Ernestoruiz 1998 SD58 Ernestoruiz September 17, 1998 Anderson Mesa LONEOS EOS 13 km MPC · JPL
21582 Arunvenkataraman 1998 SE58 Arunvenkataraman September 17, 1998 Anderson Mesa LONEOS  · 4.7 km MPC · JPL
21583 Caropietsch 1998 SQ108 Caropietsch September 26, 1998 Socorro LINEAR HYG 18 km MPC · JPL
21584 Polepeddi 1998 SK121 Polepeddi September 26, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 8.8 km MPC · JPL
21585 Polmear 1998 SX126 Polmear September 26, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 5.4 km MPC · JPL
21586 Pourkaviani 1998 SU129 Pourkaviani September 26, 1998 Socorro LINEAR THM 17 km MPC · JPL
21587 Christopynn 1998 SE132 Christopynn September 26, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 21 km MPC · JPL
21588 Gianelli 1998 SK157 Gianelli September 26, 1998 Socorro LINEAR THM 7.7 km MPC · JPL
21589 Rafes 1998 SR162 Rafes September 26, 1998 Socorro LINEAR  · 5.3 km MPC · JPL
21590 1998 TK — October 10, 1998 Oizumi T. Kobayashi  · 7.9 km MPC · JPL
21591 1998 TA6 — October 15, 1998 Višnjan Observatory K. Korlević EUN 5.3 km MPC · JPL
21592 1998 VJ5 — November 8, 1998 Nachi-Katsuura Y. Shimizu, T. Urata  · 9.1 km MPC · JPL
21593 1998 VL27 — November 10, 1998 Socorro LINEAR L4 22 km MPC · JPL
21594 1998 VP31 — November 13, 1998 Višnjan Observatory K. Korlević CLO · 9.8 km MPC · JPL
21595 1998 WJ5 — November 18, 1998 Catalina CSS L4 35 km MPC · JPL
21596 1998 WG7 — November 23, 1998 Oohira T. Urata ERI 7.3 km MPC · JPL
21597 1998 WA8 — November 18, 1998 Kushiro S. Ueda, H. Kaneda EOS 11 km MPC · JPL
21598 1998 WP9 — November 28, 1998 Višnjan Observatory K. Korlević EUT 3.1 km MPC · JPL
21599 1998 WA15 — November 21, 1998 Socorro LINEAR L4 28 km MPC · JPL
21600 1998 XL5 — December 7, 1998 Višnjan Observatory K. Korlević EOS 10 km MPC · JPL

21601–21700

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Designation Discovery Properties Ref
Permanent Provisional Citation Date Site Discoverer(s) Category Diam.
21601 Aias 1998 XO89 Aias December 15, 1998 Socorro LINEAR L4 55 km MPC · JPL
21602 Ialmenus 1998 YW1 Ialmenus December 17, 1998 Kleť M. Tichý, Z. Moravec L4 16 km MPC · JPL
21603 1999 BY — January 17, 1999 Catalina CSS  · 4.9 km MPC · JPL
21604 1999 BS3 — January 19, 1999 Višnjan Observatory K. Korlević KOR 5.4 km MPC · JPL
21605 Reynoso 1999 CL81 Reynoso February 12, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 8.0 km MPC · JPL
21606 1999 FH6 — March 17, 1999 Caussols ODAS  · 2.6 km MPC · JPL
21607 Robel 1999 GG34 Robel April 6, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 9.3 km MPC · JPL
21608 Gloyna 1999 GQ35 Gloyna April 7, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 3.0 km MPC · JPL
21609 Williamcaleb 1999 JQ41 Williamcaleb May 10, 1999 Socorro LINEAR slow 4.4 km MPC · JPL
21610 Rosengard 1999 JE48 Rosengard May 10, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 8.1 km MPC · JPL
21611 Rosoff 1999 JV50 Rosoff May 10, 1999 Socorro LINEAR EUN 4.4 km MPC · JPL
21612 Chelsagloria 1999 JS57 Chelsagloria May 10, 1999 Socorro LINEAR V 4.2 km MPC · JPL
21613 Schlecht 1999 JF68 Schlecht May 12, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 3.2 km MPC · JPL
21614 Grochowski 1999 JW75 Grochowski May 10, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 4.0 km MPC · JPL
21615 Guardamano 1999 JQ76 Guardamano May 10, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 1.8 km MPC · JPL
21616 Guhagilford 1999 JQ82 Guhagilford May 12, 1999 Socorro LINEAR V 2.6 km MPC · JPL
21617 Johnhagen 1999 JO119 Johnhagen May 13, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 3.1 km MPC · JPL
21618 Sheikh 1999 JT122 Sheikh May 13, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 1.9 km MPC · JPL
21619 Johnshopkins 1999 JN136 Johnshopkins May 9, 1999 Anderson Mesa LONEOS  · 2.7 km MPC · JPL
21620 1999 KU — May 16, 1999 Catalina CSS  · 6.1 km MPC · JPL
21621 Sherman 1999 KR4 Sherman May 20, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 8.1 km MPC · JPL
21622 Victorshia 1999 LV22 Victorshia June 9, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 2.7 km MPC · JPL
21623 Albertshieh 1999 LS24 Albertshieh June 9, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 3.8 km MPC · JPL
21624 1999 NA1 — July 11, 1999 Višnjan Observatory K. Korlević  · 9.3 km MPC · JPL
21625 Seira 1999 NN2 Seira July 12, 1999 Socorro LINEAR TIR 3.9 km MPC · JPL
21626 Matthewhall 1999 NP2 Matthewhall July 12, 1999 Socorro LINEAR FLO 3.2 km MPC · JPL
21627 Sillis 1999 NZ3 Sillis July 13, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 7.6 km MPC · JPL
21628 Lucashof 1999 ND4 Lucashof July 13, 1999 Socorro LINEAR MAS 2.1 km MPC · JPL
21629 Siperstein 1999 NT8 Siperstein July 13, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 2.5 km MPC · JPL
21630 Wootensmith 1999 NM9 Wootensmith July 13, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 3.0 km MPC · JPL
21631 Stephenhonan 1999 NU10 Stephenhonan July 13, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 2.7 km MPC · JPL
21632 Suwanasri 1999 NR11 Suwanasri July 13, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 8.3 km MPC · JPL
21633 Hsingpenyuan 1999 NW11 Hsingpenyuan July 13, 1999 Socorro LINEAR V 3.5 km MPC · JPL
21634 Huangweikang 1999 NB18 Huangweikang July 14, 1999 Socorro LINEAR FLO 3.3 km MPC · JPL
21635 Micahtoll 1999 NU19 Micahtoll July 14, 1999 Socorro LINEAR NYS 2.2 km MPC · JPL
21636 Huertas 1999 NS34 Huertas July 14, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 3.3 km MPC · JPL
21637 Ninahuffman 1999 NH36 Ninahuffman July 14, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 2.4 km MPC · JPL
21638 Nicjachowski 1999 NA39 Nicjachowski July 14, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 2.4 km MPC · JPL
21639 Davidkaufman 1999 ND39 Davidkaufman July 14, 1999 Socorro LINEAR FLO 5.8 km MPC · JPL
21640 Petekirkland 1999 NX39 Petekirkland July 14, 1999 Socorro LINEAR FLO 2.6 km MPC · JPL
21641 Tiffanyko 1999 NC40 Tiffanyko July 14, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 3.0 km MPC · JPL
21642 Kominers 1999 NH41 Kominers July 14, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 2.4 km MPC · JPL
21643 Kornev 1999 NJ42 Kornev July 14, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 2.3 km MPC · JPL
21644 Vinay 1999 NA50 Vinay July 13, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 3.1 km MPC · JPL
21645 Chentsaiwei 1999 NZ50 Chentsaiwei July 14, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 4.0 km MPC · JPL
21646 Joshuaturner 1999 NK53 Joshuaturner July 12, 1999 Socorro LINEAR EUN 3.7 km MPC · JPL
21647 Carlturner 1999 NE54 Carlturner July 12, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 8.6 km MPC · JPL
21648 Gravanschaik 1999 NB57 Gravanschaik July 12, 1999 Socorro LINEAR MIT 8.8 km MPC · JPL
21649 Vardhana 1999 NQ59 Vardhana July 13, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 3.7 km MPC · JPL
21650 Tilgner 1999 OB1 Tilgner July 17, 1999 Gnosca S. Sposetti V 2.2 km MPC · JPL
21651 Mission Valley 1999 OF1 Mission Valley July 19, 1999 Farpoint G. Bell SAN 3.6 km MPC · JPL
21652 Vasishtha 1999 OQ2 Vasishtha July 22, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 11 km MPC · JPL
21653 Davidwang 1999 OH3 Davidwang July 22, 1999 Socorro LINEAR TIN 8.8 km MPC · JPL
21654 1999 PZ — August 5, 1999 Mallorca Á. López J., R. Pacheco  · 3.6 km MPC · JPL
21655 Niklauswirth 1999 PC1 Niklauswirth August 8, 1999 Ondřejov L. Kotková  · 6.6 km MPC · JPL
21656 Knuth 1999 PX1 Knuth August 9, 1999 Ondřejov P. Pravec, P. Kušnirák  · 6.3 km MPC · JPL
21657 Alinecarter 1999 PZ1 Alinecarter August 10, 1999 Reedy Creek J. Broughton V 2.2 km MPC · JPL
21658 1999 PA2 — August 10, 1999 Reedy Creek J. Broughton  · 2.2 km MPC · JPL
21659 Fredholm 1999 PR3 Fredholm August 13, 1999 Prescott P. G. Comba  · 3.4 km MPC · JPL
21660 Velenia 1999 QZ1 Velenia August 20, 1999 Ondřejov P. Pravec PAD 6.0 km MPC · JPL
21661 Olgagermani 1999 RA Olgagermani September 1, 1999 Ceccano G. Masi ERI 5.7 km MPC · JPL
21662 Benigni 1999 RC Benigni September 1, 1999 Stroncone Santa Lucia Obs. EUN 4.9 km MPC · JPL
21663 Banat 1999 RM Banat September 3, 1999 Starkenburg Observatory Starkenburg Obs. EMA 11 km MPC · JPL
21664 Konradzuse 1999 RG1 Konradzuse September 4, 1999 Ondřejov L. Kotková  · 4.2 km MPC · JPL
21665 Frege 1999 RR1 Frege September 5, 1999 Prescott P. G. Comba  · 2.2 km MPC · JPL
21666 1999 RW1 — September 5, 1999 Višnjan Observatory K. Korlević MIS 7.3 km MPC · JPL
21667 1999 RB3 — September 6, 1999 Višnjan Observatory K. Korlević  · 2.9 km MPC · JPL
21668 1999 RS6 — September 3, 1999 Kitt Peak Spacewatch  · 5.9 km MPC · JPL
21669 1999 RF8 — September 4, 1999 Kitt Peak Spacewatch  · 2.4 km MPC · JPL
21670 Kuan 1999 RD11 Kuan September 7, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 2.8 km MPC · JPL
21671 Warrener 1999 RP12 Warrener September 7, 1999 Socorro LINEAR MAR 4.2 km MPC · JPL
21672 Laichunju 1999 RK14 Laichunju September 7, 1999 Socorro LINEAR RAF 3.8 km MPC · JPL
21673 Leatherman 1999 RL15 Leatherman September 7, 1999 Socorro LINEAR V 2.2 km MPC · JPL
21674 Renaldowebb 1999 RG18 Renaldowebb September 7, 1999 Socorro LINEAR MAR 4.1 km MPC · JPL
21675 Kaitlinmaria 1999 RM22 Kaitlinmaria September 7, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 2.6 km MPC · JPL
21676 Maureenanne 1999 RB23 Maureenanne September 7, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 11 km MPC · JPL
21677 Tylerlyon 1999 RO23 Tylerlyon September 7, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 2.8 km MPC · JPL
21678 Lindner 1999 RK27 Lindner September 5, 1999 Drebach G. Lehmann, J. Kandler  · 3.7 km MPC · JPL
21679 Bettypalermiti 1999 RD28 Bettypalermiti September 8, 1999 Fountain Hills C. W. Juels  · 2.9 km MPC · JPL
21680 Richardschwartz 1999 RS31 Richardschwartz September 9, 1999 Farra d'Isonzo Farra d'Isonzo PAD 6.5 km MPC · JPL
21681 1999 RN32 — September 9, 1999 Višnjan Observatory K. Korlević VER 8.5 km MPC · JPL
21682 Peštafrantišek 1999 RT32 Peštafrantišek September 9, 1999 Ondřejov P. Pravec, P. Kušnirák  · 3.5 km MPC · JPL
21683 Segal 1999 RL33 Segal September 9, 1999 Fountain Hills C. W. Juels FLO 4.3 km MPC · JPL
21684 Alinafiocca 1999 RR33 Alinafiocca September 4, 1999 Anza M. White, M. Collins  · 2.7 km MPC · JPL
21685 Francomallia 1999 RL35 Francomallia September 11, 1999 Ceccano G. Masi KOR 4.3 km MPC · JPL
21686 Koschny 1999 RB36 Koschny September 11, 1999 Drebach A. Knöfel  · 1.8 km MPC · JPL
21687 Filopanti 1999 RB37 Filopanti September 11, 1999 Bologna San Vittore Obs. WIT 4.0 km MPC · JPL
21688 1999 RK37 — September 11, 1999 Socorro LINEAR H 9.2 km MPC · JPL
21689 1999 RL38 — September 13, 1999 Višnjan Observatory K. Korlević  · 5.5 km MPC · JPL
21690 1999 RA39 — September 13, 1999 Reedy Creek J. Broughton PHO 4.9 km MPC · JPL
21691 1999 RC42 — September 13, 1999 Višnjan Observatory K. Korlević  · 3.2 km MPC · JPL
21692 1999 RH44 — September 15, 1999 Reedy Creek J. Broughton V 3.1 km MPC · JPL
21693 1999 RT44 — September 14, 1999 Črni Vrh Črni Vrh  · 5.1 km MPC · JPL
21694 Allisowilson 1999 RL48 Allisowilson September 7, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 3.2 km MPC · JPL
21695 Hannahwolf 1999 RG49 Hannahwolf September 7, 1999 Socorro LINEAR NYS 2.2 km MPC · JPL
21696 Ermalmquist 1999 RC52 Ermalmquist September 7, 1999 Socorro LINEAR NYS 6.4 km MPC · JPL
21697 Mascharak 1999 RW54 Mascharak September 7, 1999 Socorro LINEAR V 2.0 km MPC · JPL
21698 McCarron 1999 RD56 McCarron September 7, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 3.5 km MPC · JPL
21699 Wolpert 1999 RE64 Wolpert September 7, 1999 Socorro LINEAR THM 10 km MPC · JPL
21700 Caseynicole 1999 RD72 Caseynicole September 7, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 2.5 km MPC · JPL

21701–21800

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Designation Discovery Properties Ref
Permanent Provisional Citation Date Site Discoverer(s) Category Diam.
21701 Gabemendoza 1999 RP72 Gabemendoza September 7, 1999 Socorro LINEAR KOR 4.3 km MPC · JPL
21702 Prisymendoza 1999 RA73 Prisymendoza September 7, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 2.5 km MPC · JPL
21703 Shravanimikk 1999 RM73 Shravanimikk September 7, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 2.6 km MPC · JPL
21704 Mikkilineni 1999 RD85 Mikkilineni September 7, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 6.5 km MPC · JPL
21705 Subinmin 1999 RA86 Subinmin September 7, 1999 Socorro LINEAR HEN 3.2 km MPC · JPL
21706 Robminehart 1999 RM87 Robminehart September 7, 1999 Socorro LINEAR THM 9.5 km MPC · JPL
21707 Johnmoore 1999 RY88 Johnmoore September 7, 1999 Socorro LINEAR FLO 2.9 km MPC · JPL
21708 Mulhall 1999 RV90 Mulhall September 7, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 5.0 km MPC · JPL
21709 Sethmurray 1999 RK92 Sethmurray September 7, 1999 Socorro LINEAR FLO 4.3 km MPC · JPL
21710 Nijhawan 1999 RS92 Nijhawan September 7, 1999 Socorro LINEAR AST 6.5 km MPC · JPL
21711 Wilfredwong 1999 RE95 Wilfredwong September 7, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 4.0 km MPC · JPL
21712 Obaid 1999 RL96 Obaid September 7, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 3.1 km MPC · JPL
21713 Michaelolson 1999 RW97 Michaelolson September 7, 1999 Socorro LINEAR FLO 2.0 km MPC · JPL
21714 Geoffreywoo 1999 RX109 Geoffreywoo September 8, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 8.3 km MPC · JPL
21715 Palaniappan 1999 RA110 Palaniappan September 8, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 4.1 km MPC · JPL
21716 Panchamia 1999 RX113 Panchamia September 9, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 2.0 km MPC · JPL
21717 Pang 1999 RO114 Pang September 9, 1999 Socorro LINEAR KOR 4.6 km MPC · JPL
21718 Cheonghapark 1999 RO115 Cheonghapark September 9, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 3.8 km MPC · JPL
21719 Pasricha 1999 RR115 Pasricha September 9, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 4.3 km MPC · JPL
21720 Pilishvili 1999 RQ119 Pilishvili September 9, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 3.2 km MPC · JPL
21721 Feiniqu 1999 RY119 Feiniqu September 9, 1999 Socorro LINEAR V 1.9 km MPC · JPL
21722 Rambhia 1999 RX120 Rambhia September 9, 1999 Socorro LINEAR V 2.3 km MPC · JPL
21723 Yinyinwu 1999 RT128 Yinyinwu September 9, 1999 Socorro LINEAR slow 8.2 km MPC · JPL
21724 Ratai 1999 RA132 Ratai September 9, 1999 Socorro LINEAR V 2.1 km MPC · JPL
21725 Zhongyuechen 1999 RB132 Zhongyuechen September 9, 1999 Socorro LINEAR EOS 6.3 km MPC · JPL
21726 Rezvanian 1999 RB134 Rezvanian September 9, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 4.0 km MPC · JPL
21727 Rhines 1999 RY135 Rhines September 9, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 2.1 km MPC · JPL
21728 Zhuzhirui 1999 RH136 Zhuzhirui September 9, 1999 Socorro LINEAR MAR 3.3 km MPC · JPL
21729 Kimrichards 1999 RE137 Kimrichards September 9, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 2.4 km MPC · JPL
21730 Ignaciorod 1999 RG138 Ignaciorod September 9, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 2.4 km MPC · JPL
21731 Zhuruochen 1999 RT142 Zhuruochen September 9, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 5.2 km MPC · JPL
21732 Rumery 1999 RW142 Rumery September 9, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 3.9 km MPC · JPL
21733 Schlottmann 1999 RX145 Schlottmann September 9, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 2.4 km MPC · JPL
21734 1999 RM146 — September 9, 1999 Socorro LINEAR EOS 6.9 km MPC · JPL
21735 Nissaschmidt 1999 RV146 Nissaschmidt September 9, 1999 Socorro LINEAR V 3.0 km MPC · JPL
21736 Samaschneid 1999 RW149 Samaschneid September 9, 1999 Socorro LINEAR NYS 6.0 km MPC · JPL
21737 Stephenshulz 1999 RV151 Stephenshulz September 9, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 6.4 km MPC · JPL
21738 Schwank 1999 RB153 Schwank September 9, 1999 Socorro LINEAR V 2.2 km MPC · JPL
21739 Annekeschwob 1999 RN157 Annekeschwob September 9, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 2.2 km MPC · JPL
21740 1999 RR159 — September 9, 1999 Socorro LINEAR ADE 7.1 km MPC · JPL
21741 1999 RN162 — September 9, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 5.4 km MPC · JPL
21742 Rachaelscott 1999 RU163 Rachaelscott September 9, 1999 Socorro LINEAR MRX 2.9 km MPC · JPL
21743 Michaelsegal 1999 RB164 Michaelsegal September 9, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 6.3 km MPC · JPL
21744 Meliselinger 1999 RF168 Meliselinger September 9, 1999 Socorro LINEAR NYS 2.8 km MPC · JPL
21745 Shadfan 1999 RX168 Shadfan September 9, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 3.5 km MPC · JPL
21746 Carrieshaw 1999 RZ169 Carrieshaw September 9, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 1.8 km MPC · JPL
21747 Justsolomon 1999 RD170 Justsolomon September 9, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 5.9 km MPC · JPL
21748 Srinivasan 1999 RH170 Srinivasan September 9, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 2.3 km MPC · JPL
21749 1999 RM172 — September 9, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 5.0 km MPC · JPL
21750 Tartakahashi 1999 RG173 Tartakahashi September 9, 1999 Socorro LINEAR FLO 1.8 km MPC · JPL
21751 Jennytaylor 1999 RT176 Jennytaylor September 9, 1999 Socorro LINEAR NYS 2.0 km MPC · JPL
21752 Johnthurmon 1999 RC179 Johnthurmon September 9, 1999 Socorro LINEAR FLO 3.0 km MPC · JPL
21753 Trudel 1999 RJ180 Trudel September 9, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 3.8 km MPC · JPL
21754 Tvaruzkova 1999 RZ183 Tvaruzkova September 9, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 1.9 km MPC · JPL
21755 1999 RE190 — September 10, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 4.9 km MPC · JPL
21756 1999 RB192 — September 13, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 2.2 km MPC · JPL
21757 1999 RQ194 — September 7, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 14 km MPC · JPL
21758 Adrianveres 1999 RT196 Adrianveres September 8, 1999 Socorro LINEAR V 2.8 km MPC · JPL
21759 1999 RG197 — September 8, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 3.0 km MPC · JPL
21760 1999 RM199 — September 8, 1999 Socorro LINEAR CHL 9.1 km MPC · JPL
21761 1999 RB201 — September 8, 1999 Socorro LINEAR EUN 3.1 km MPC · JPL
21762 1999 RD201 — September 8, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 3.9 km MPC · JPL
21763 1999 RR201 — September 8, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 5.8 km MPC · JPL
21764 1999 RY205 — September 8, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 4.5 km MPC · JPL
21765 1999 RU206 — September 8, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 7.4 km MPC · JPL
21766 1999 RW208 — September 8, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 18 km MPC · JPL
21767 1999 RB209 — September 8, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 5.3 km MPC · JPL
21768 1999 RL210 — September 8, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 12 km MPC · JPL
21769 1999 RS210 — September 8, 1999 Socorro LINEAR MAR 2.4 km MPC · JPL
21770 Wangyiran 1999 RF211 Wangyiran September 8, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 3.7 km MPC · JPL
21771 1999 RQ211 — September 8, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 7.3 km MPC · JPL
21772 1999 RU211 — September 8, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 14 km MPC · JPL
21773 1999 RH216 — September 7, 1999 Socorro LINEAR CLO · 4.2 km MPC · JPL
21774 O'Brien 1999 RR217 O'Brien September 3, 1999 Anderson Mesa LONEOS V 1.7 km MPC · JPL
21775 Tsiganis 1999 RC221 Tsiganis September 5, 1999 Anderson Mesa LONEOS  · 3.1 km MPC · JPL
21776 Kryszczyńska 1999 RE221 Kryszczyńska September 5, 1999 Anderson Mesa LONEOS  · 3.5 km MPC · JPL
21777 1999 RS221 — September 5, 1999 Catalina CSS EOS 6.0 km MPC · JPL
21778 Andrewarren 1999 RF225 Andrewarren September 7, 1999 Socorro LINEAR MAS 2.9 km MPC · JPL
21779 1999 RE231 — September 8, 1999 Catalina CSS  · 3.1 km MPC · JPL
21780 1999 RY237 — September 8, 1999 Catalina CSS  · 3.3 km MPC · JPL
21781 1999 RE239 — September 8, 1999 Catalina CSS  · 2.2 km MPC · JPL
21782 Davemcdonald 1999 RV239 Davemcdonald September 8, 1999 Anderson Mesa LONEOS FLO 2.3 km MPC · JPL
21783 1999 RR248 — September 7, 1999 Kitt Peak Spacewatch  · 3.4 km MPC · JPL
21784 1999 SO1 — September 17, 1999 Višnjan Observatory K. Korlević  · 5.6 km MPC · JPL
21785 Méchain 1999 SS2 Méchain September 21, 1999 Kleť M. Tichý  · 4.5 km MPC · JPL
21786 1999 SB4 — September 29, 1999 Višnjan Observatory K. Korlević  · 12 km MPC · JPL
21787 1999 SG4 — September 29, 1999 Višnjan Observatory K. Korlević EUN 6.2 km MPC · JPL
21788 1999 SZ5 — September 30, 1999 Socorro LINEAR PHO 3.3 km MPC · JPL
21789 Frankwasser 1999 SH7 Frankwasser September 29, 1999 Socorro LINEAR FLO 3.3 km MPC · JPL
21790 1999 SN7 — September 29, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 10 km MPC · JPL
21791 Mattweegman 1999 SR7 Mattweegman September 29, 1999 Socorro LINEAR V 3.4 km MPC · JPL
21792 1999 ST7 — September 29, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 14 km MPC · JPL
21793 1999 SG8 — September 29, 1999 Socorro LINEAR EMA 11 km MPC · JPL
21794 1999 SK8 — September 29, 1999 Socorro LINEAR EUN 4.9 km MPC · JPL
21795 Masi 1999 SN9 Masi September 29, 1999 Campo Catino F. Mallia NYS 3.2 km MPC · JPL
21796 1999 SH11 — September 30, 1999 Catalina CSS  · 6.0 km MPC · JPL
21797 1999 SW11 — September 30, 1999 Catalina CSS  · 4.0 km MPC · JPL
21798 Mitchweegman 1999 SZ16 Mitchweegman September 30, 1999 Socorro LINEAR FLO 2.9 km MPC · JPL
21799 Ciociaria 1999 TP Ciociaria October 1, 1999 Campo Catino F. Mallia, G. Masi  · 9.5 km MPC · JPL
21800 1999 TM1 — October 1, 1999 Višnjan Observatory K. Korlević  · 3.1 km MPC · JPL

21801–21900

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Designation Discovery Properties Ref
Permanent Provisional Citation Date Site Discoverer(s) Category Diam.
21801 Ančerl 1999 TW3 Ančerl October 2, 1999 Ondřejov L. Kotková  · 4.1 km MPC · JPL
21802 Svoreň 1999 TE6 Svoreň October 6, 1999 Modra L. Kornoš, J. Tóth  · 3.3 km MPC · JPL
21803 1999 TC7 — October 6, 1999 Višnjan Observatory K. Korlević, M. Jurić V 3.8 km MPC · JPL
21804 Václavneumann 1999 TC8 Václavneumann October 4, 1999 Ondřejov L. Kotková 3:2 9.6 km MPC · JPL
21805 1999 TQ9 — October 8, 1999 Višnjan Observatory K. Korlević, M. Jurić THM · slow 8.2 km MPC · JPL
21806 1999 TE14 — October 10, 1999 Višnjan Observatory K. Korlević, M. Jurić EUT 2.6 km MPC · JPL
21807 1999 TH14 — October 10, 1999 Višnjan Observatory K. Korlević, M. Jurić  · 9.9 km MPC · JPL
21808 1999 TR18 — October 14, 1999 Xinglong SCAP KOR 5.7 km MPC · JPL
21809 1999 TG19 — October 15, 1999 High Point D. K. Chesney  · 4.7 km MPC · JPL
21810 1999 TK19 — October 9, 1999 Uto F. Uto  · 3.7 km MPC · JPL
21811 Burroughs 1999 TR20 Burroughs October 5, 1999 Goodricke-Pigott R. A. Tucker HYG 8.4 km MPC · JPL
21812 1999 TZ22 — October 3, 1999 Kitt Peak Spacewatch KOR 3.3 km MPC · JPL
21813 Danwinegar 1999 TK25 Danwinegar October 3, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 6.0 km MPC · JPL
21814 Shanawolff 1999 TQ27 Shanawolff October 3, 1999 Socorro LINEAR FLO 3.9 km MPC · JPL
21815 Fanyang 1999 TF29 Fanyang October 4, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 4.4 km MPC · JPL
21816 1999 TE31 — October 4, 1999 Socorro LINEAR MAR 4.6 km MPC · JPL
21817 Yingling 1999 TG32 Yingling October 4, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 8.0 km MPC · JPL
21818 Yurkanin 1999 TJ32 Yurkanin October 4, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 8.3 km MPC · JPL
21819 1999 TX32 — October 4, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 9.8 km MPC · JPL
21820 1999 TQ34 — October 2, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 4.1 km MPC · JPL
21821 Billryan 1999 TN36 Billryan October 12, 1999 Anderson Mesa LONEOS KOR 3.9 km MPC · JPL
21822 Degiorgi 1999 TX36 Degiorgi October 15, 1999 Anderson Mesa LONEOS  · 4.0 km MPC · JPL
21823 1999 TX72 — October 9, 1999 Kitt Peak Spacewatch NYS 2.8 km MPC · JPL
21824 1999 TD75 — October 10, 1999 Kitt Peak Spacewatch  · 2.9 km MPC · JPL
21825 Zhangyizhong 1999 TR88 Zhangyizhong October 2, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 5.8 km MPC · JPL
21826 Youjiazhong 1999 TJ91 Youjiazhong October 2, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 2.4 km MPC · JPL
21827 Chingzhu 1999 TS91 Chingzhu October 2, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 2.9 km MPC · JPL
21828 1999 TN92 — October 2, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 8.2 km MPC · JPL
21829 Kaylacornale 1999 TZ92 Kaylacornale October 2, 1999 Socorro LINEAR FLO 2.8 km MPC · JPL
21830 1999 TW93 — October 2, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 6.5 km MPC · JPL
21831 1999 TX93 — October 2, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 14 km MPC · JPL
21832 1999 TZ93 — October 2, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 2.8 km MPC · JPL
21833 1999 TE95 — October 2, 1999 Socorro LINEAR V 2.0 km MPC · JPL
21834 1999 TL96 — October 2, 1999 Socorro LINEAR FLO 2.4 km MPC · JPL
21835 1999 TN96 — October 2, 1999 Socorro LINEAR HYG 9.5 km MPC · JPL
21836 1999 TX96 — October 2, 1999 Socorro LINEAR EOS 7.9 km MPC · JPL
21837 1999 TL97 — October 2, 1999 Socorro LINEAR V 2.6 km MPC · JPL
21838 1999 TM99 — October 2, 1999 Socorro LINEAR GEF 4.0 km MPC · JPL
21839 1999 TP100 — October 2, 1999 Socorro LINEAR KOR 4.5 km MPC · JPL
21840 Ghoshchoudhury 1999 TT101 Ghoshchoudhury October 2, 1999 Socorro LINEAR V 2.3 km MPC · JPL
21841 1999 TE102 — October 2, 1999 Socorro LINEAR EOS 6.6 km MPC · JPL
21842 1999 TH102 — October 2, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 10 km MPC · JPL
21843 1999 TF105 — October 3, 1999 Socorro LINEAR NYS 2.2 km MPC · JPL
21844 1999 TN112 — October 4, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 9.3 km MPC · JPL
21845 1999 TC113 — October 4, 1999 Socorro LINEAR V 2.9 km MPC · JPL
21846 Wojakowski 1999 TT114 Wojakowski October 4, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 5.2 km MPC · JPL
21847 1999 TA116 — October 4, 1999 Socorro LINEAR DOR 9.6 km MPC · JPL
21848 1999 TO116 — October 4, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 3.9 km MPC · JPL
21849 1999 TA141 — October 6, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 2.2 km MPC · JPL
21850 Abshir 1999 TF142 Abshir October 7, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 3.8 km MPC · JPL
21851 1999 TO142 — October 7, 1999 Socorro LINEAR NYS 5.9 km MPC · JPL
21852 Bolander 1999 TR143 Bolander October 7, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 5.9 km MPC · JPL
21853 Kelseykay 1999 TU146 Kelseykay October 7, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 7.5 km MPC · JPL
21854 Brendandwyer 1999 TJ147 Brendandwyer October 7, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 3.7 km MPC · JPL
21855 1999 TG150 — October 7, 1999 Socorro LINEAR THM 11 km MPC · JPL
21856 Heathermaria 1999 TR150 Heathermaria October 7, 1999 Socorro LINEAR FLO 2.0 km MPC · JPL
21857 1999 TJ154 — October 7, 1999 Socorro LINEAR KOR 4.9 km MPC · JPL
21858 Gosal 1999 TY155 Gosal October 7, 1999 Socorro LINEAR KOR 6.2 km MPC · JPL
21859 1999 TF172 — October 10, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 3.9 km MPC · JPL
21860 Joannaguy 1999 TX180 Joannaguy October 10, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 4.8 km MPC · JPL
21861 Maryhedberg 1999 TU189 Maryhedberg October 12, 1999 Socorro LINEAR EOS 5.0 km MPC · JPL
21862 Joshuajones 1999 TV189 Joshuajones October 12, 1999 Socorro LINEAR EOS 5.0 km MPC · JPL
21863 1999 TC194 — October 12, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 12 km MPC · JPL
21864 1999 TD238 — October 4, 1999 Catalina CSS  · 2.6 km MPC · JPL
21865 1999 TD246 — October 8, 1999 Catalina CSS EUN 5.2 km MPC · JPL
21866 1999 TP247 — October 8, 1999 Catalina CSS  · 2.3 km MPC · JPL
21867 1999 TQ251 — October 9, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 15 km MPC · JPL
21868 1999 TK291 — October 10, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 9.2 km MPC · JPL
21869 1999 TE296 — October 1, 1999 Catalina CSS  · 7.0 km MPC · JPL
21870 1999 UD1 — October 16, 1999 Višnjan Observatory K. Korlević  · 3.2 km MPC · JPL
21871 1999 UK2 — October 17, 1999 Višnjan Observatory K. Korlević FLO 3.5 km MPC · JPL
21872 1999 UP3 — October 18, 1999 Xinglong SCAP  · 4.6 km MPC · JPL
21873 Jindřichůvhradec 1999 UU3 Jindřichůvhradec October 29, 1999 Kleť J. Tichá, M. Tichý HYG 7.2 km MPC · JPL
21874 1999 UB6 — October 18, 1999 Xinglong SCAP NYS 3.5 km MPC · JPL
21875 1999 UD6 — October 22, 1999 Xinglong SCAP  · 9.5 km MPC · JPL
21876 1999 UL9 — October 29, 1999 Catalina CSS  · 5.4 km MPC · JPL
21877 1999 UL12 — October 31, 1999 Kitt Peak Spacewatch NYS 1.4 km MPC · JPL
21878 1999 UF13 — October 29, 1999 Catalina CSS EOS 9.8 km MPC · JPL
21879 1999 UH13 — October 29, 1999 Catalina CSS  · 3.4 km MPC · JPL
21880 1999 UF14 — October 29, 1999 Catalina CSS  · 3.9 km MPC · JPL
21881 1999 UK15 — October 29, 1999 Catalina CSS  · 3.8 km MPC · JPL
21882 1999 UL16 — October 29, 1999 Catalina CSS NYS 2.1 km MPC · JPL
21883 1999 UC25 — October 28, 1999 Catalina CSS V 2.8 km MPC · JPL
21884 1999 UO26 — October 30, 1999 Catalina CSS  · 3.7 km MPC · JPL
21885 1999 UY27 — October 30, 1999 Kitt Peak Spacewatch CRO 8.8 km MPC · JPL
21886 1999 UZ35 — October 31, 1999 Kitt Peak Spacewatch MIS 4.4 km MPC · JPL
21887 Dipippo 1999 UH42 Dipippo October 20, 1999 Anderson Mesa LONEOS EOS 7.6 km MPC · JPL
21888 Ďurech 1999 UL44 Ďurech October 29, 1999 Anderson Mesa LONEOS  · 13 km MPC · JPL
21889 1999 UJ47 — October 29, 1999 Kitt Peak Spacewatch  · 7.4 km MPC · JPL
21890 1999 UG50 — October 30, 1999 Catalina CSS EOS 5.4 km MPC · JPL
21891 Andreabocelli 1999 VZ2 Andreabocelli November 1, 1999 Monte Agliale S. Donati V 2.9 km MPC · JPL
21892 1999 VM3 — November 1, 1999 Kitt Peak Spacewatch THM 8.4 km MPC · JPL
21893 1999 VL4 — November 1, 1999 Catalina CSS  · 3.5 km MPC · JPL
21894 1999 VQ4 — November 1, 1999 Catalina CSS MAR 4.4 km MPC · JPL
21895 1999 VA5 — November 5, 1999 Višnjan Observatory K. Korlević  · 11 km MPC · JPL
21896 1999 VM6 — November 7, 1999 Oohira T. Urata HYG 8.1 km MPC · JPL
21897 1999 VG7 — November 7, 1999 Višnjan Observatory K. Korlević AST 6.7 km MPC · JPL
21898 1999 VJ7 — November 7, 1999 Višnjan Observatory K. Korlević  · 13 km MPC · JPL
21899 1999 VU8 — November 8, 1999 Fountain Hills C. W. Juels  · 5.4 km MPC · JPL
21900 Orus 1999 VQ10 Orus November 9, 1999 Oizumi T. Kobayashi L4 51 km MPC · JPL

21901–22000

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Designation Discovery Properties Ref
Permanent Provisional Citation Date Site Discoverer(s) Category Diam.
21901 1999 VZ11 — November 10, 1999 Fountain Hills C. W. Juels  · 6.4 km MPC · JPL
21902 1999 VD12 — November 10, 1999 Fountain Hills C. W. Juels  · 11 km MPC · JPL
21903 Wallace 1999 VE12 Wallace November 10, 1999 Fountain Hills C. W. Juels EOS 11 km MPC · JPL
21904 1999 VV12 — November 11, 1999 Fountain Hills C. W. Juels  · 15 km MPC · JPL
21905 1999 VX14 — November 2, 1999 Kitt Peak Spacewatch NYS 1.7 km MPC · JPL
21906 1999 VH20 — November 11, 1999 Fountain Hills C. W. Juels  · 5.2 km MPC · JPL
21907 1999 VM20 — November 11, 1999 Fountain Hills C. W. Juels EUN 6.6 km MPC · JPL
21908 1999 VQ21 — November 12, 1999 Višnjan Observatory K. Korlević NYS 2.2 km MPC · JPL
21909 1999 VR21 — November 12, 1999 Višnjan Observatory K. Korlević RAF 4.4 km MPC · JPL
21910 1999 VT23 — November 14, 1999 Fountain Hills C. W. Juels FLO 5.7 km MPC · JPL
21911 1999 VW23 — November 14, 1999 Fountain Hills C. W. Juels GEF 6.4 km MPC · JPL
21912 1999 VL24 — November 15, 1999 Fountain Hills C. W. Juels EUN 5.9 km MPC · JPL
21913 Taylorjones 1999 VK28 Taylorjones November 3, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 3.6 km MPC · JPL
21914 Melakabinoff 1999 VX34 Melakabinoff November 3, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 3.7 km MPC · JPL
21915 Lavins 1999 VE35 Lavins November 3, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 4.3 km MPC · JPL
21916 1999 VU37 — November 3, 1999 Socorro LINEAR V 3.2 km MPC · JPL
21917 1999 VY37 — November 3, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 9.4 km MPC · JPL
21918 1999 VN45 — November 4, 1999 Catalina CSS  · 4.1 km MPC · JPL
21919 Luga 1999 VV47 Luga November 3, 1999 Socorro LINEAR EOS 6.4 km MPC · JPL
21920 1999 VZ47 — November 3, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 8.7 km MPC · JPL
21921 Camdenmiller 1999 VE49 Camdenmiller November 3, 1999 Socorro LINEAR FLO 3.6 km MPC · JPL
21922 Mocz 1999 VK49 Mocz November 3, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 3.7 km MPC · JPL
21923 1999 VT52 — November 3, 1999 Socorro LINEAR EUN 8.4 km MPC · JPL
21924 Alyssaovaitt 1999 VN53 Alyssaovaitt November 4, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 3.3 km MPC · JPL
21925 Supasternak 1999 VW53 Supasternak November 4, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 3.1 km MPC · JPL
21926 Jacobperry 1999 VH54 Jacobperry November 4, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 7.3 km MPC · JPL
21927 Sarahpierz 1999 VB55 Sarahpierz November 4, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 6.3 km MPC · JPL
21928 Prabakaran 1999 VX55 Prabakaran November 4, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 5.9 km MPC · JPL
21929 Nileshraval 1999 VP56 Nileshraval November 4, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 5.2 km MPC · JPL
21930 1999 VP61 — November 4, 1999 Socorro LINEAR SHU · 3:2 18 km MPC · JPL
21931 1999 VB64 — November 4, 1999 Socorro LINEAR EUN 3.8 km MPC · JPL
21932 Rios 1999 VP65 Rios November 4, 1999 Socorro LINEAR KOR 3.8 km MPC · JPL
21933 Aaronrozon 1999 VL70 Aaronrozon November 4, 1999 Socorro LINEAR KOR 4.5 km MPC · JPL
21934 1999 VY71 — November 7, 1999 Xinglong SCAP  · 6.9 km MPC · JPL
21935 1999 VZ77 — November 4, 1999 Socorro LINEAR FLO 5.0 km MPC · JPL
21936 Ryan 1999 VH79 Ryan November 4, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 2.4 km MPC · JPL
21937 Basheehan 1999 VV80 Basheehan November 4, 1999 Socorro LINEAR KOR 4.1 km MPC · JPL
21938 1999 VE81 — November 4, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 3.2 km MPC · JPL
21939 Kasmith 1999 VJ89 Kasmith November 4, 1999 Socorro LINEAR KOR 3.6 km MPC · JPL
21940 1999 VU91 — November 7, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 3.1 km MPC · JPL
21941 1999 VU92 — November 9, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 3.0 km MPC · JPL
21942 Subramanian 1999 VN106 Subramanian November 9, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 5.3 km MPC · JPL
21943 Diannacowern 1999 VG114 Diannacowern November 9, 1999 Catalina CSS KLI 8.9 km MPC · JPL
21944 1999 VA118 — November 9, 1999 Kitt Peak Spacewatch ADE 5.7 km MPC · JPL
21945 Kleshchonok 1999 VL135 Kleshchonok November 13, 1999 Anderson Mesa LONEOS FLO 2.7 km MPC · JPL
21946 1999 VD138 — November 9, 1999 Catalina CSS fast? 4.7 km MPC · JPL
21947 1999 VG141 — November 10, 1999 Kitt Peak Spacewatch KOR 3.5 km MPC · JPL
21948 1999 VY149 — November 14, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 1.8 km MPC · JPL
21949 Tatulian 1999 VA156 Tatulian November 12, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 3.7 km MPC · JPL
21950 1999 VS158 — November 14, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 9.4 km MPC · JPL
21951 1999 VE159 — November 14, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 9.1 km MPC · JPL
21952 Terry 1999 VD165 Terry November 14, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 3.5 km MPC · JPL
21953 1999 VB176 — November 2, 1999 Catalina CSS NEM 6.2 km MPC · JPL
21954 1999 VU178 — November 6, 1999 Socorro LINEAR slow 8.7 km MPC · JPL
21955 1999 VW178 — November 6, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 4.9 km MPC · JPL
21956 Thangada 1999 VE179 Thangada November 6, 1999 Socorro LINEAR GEF 4.2 km MPC · JPL
21957 1999 VU179 — November 6, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 9.1 km MPC · JPL
21958 Tripuraneni 1999 VU185 Tripuraneni November 15, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 4.0 km MPC · JPL
21959 1999 VM186 — November 15, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 14 km MPC · JPL
21960 1999 VH189 — November 15, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 4.2 km MPC · JPL
21961 1999 VE203 — November 8, 1999 Catalina CSS EOS 9.0 km MPC · JPL
21962 Scottsandford 1999 VS203 Scottsandford November 9, 1999 Anderson Mesa LONEOS GEF 4.1 km MPC · JPL
21963 1999 VP207 — November 13, 1999 Catalina CSS  · 10 km MPC · JPL
21964 Kevinhousen 1999 VK213 Kevinhousen November 13, 1999 Anderson Mesa LONEOS  · 8.0 km MPC · JPL
21965 Dones 1999 VO213 Dones November 13, 1999 Anderson Mesa LONEOS EOS 5.4 km MPC · JPL
21966 Hamadori 1999 WJ9 Hamadori November 27, 1999 Anderson Mesa LONEOS  · 3.1 km MPC · JPL
21967 1999 WS9 — November 30, 1999 Oizumi T. Kobayashi  · 20 km MPC · JPL
21968 1999 WE10 — November 30, 1999 Oizumi T. Kobayashi  · 4.7 km MPC · JPL
21969 1999 WJ17 — November 30, 1999 Kitt Peak Spacewatch V 2.4 km MPC · JPL
21970 Tyle 1999 XC Tyle December 1, 1999 Socorro LINEAR FLO 3.0 km MPC · JPL
21971 1999 XG — December 1, 1999 Socorro LINEAR ADE 8.2 km MPC · JPL
21972 1999 XU — December 2, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 5.0 km MPC · JPL
21973 1999 XP1 — December 2, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 4.0 km MPC · JPL
21974 1999 XV1 — December 3, 1999 Fountain Hills C. W. Juels  · 5.2 km MPC · JPL
21975 1999 XR2 — December 4, 1999 Fountain Hills C. W. Juels FLO 3.0 km MPC · JPL
21976 1999 XV2 — December 4, 1999 Fountain Hills C. W. Juels  · 6.0 km MPC · JPL
21977 1999 XW2 — December 4, 1999 Fountain Hills C. W. Juels  · 5.4 km MPC · JPL
21978 1999 XW3 — December 4, 1999 Catalina CSS  · 7.3 km MPC · JPL
21979 1999 XQ4 — December 4, 1999 Catalina CSS  · 4.0 km MPC · JPL
21980 1999 XA5 — December 4, 1999 Catalina CSS  · 3.6 km MPC · JPL
21981 1999 XX5 — December 4, 1999 Catalina CSS MRX 5.4 km MPC · JPL
21982 1999 XL8 — December 4, 1999 Gekko T. Kagawa fast? 6.4 km MPC · JPL
21983 1999 XB12 — December 6, 1999 Catalina CSS EUN 4.9 km MPC · JPL
21984 1999 XC12 — December 6, 1999 Catalina CSS  · 10 km MPC · JPL
21985 Šejna 1999 XG15 Šejna December 2, 1999 Ondřejov L. Kotková THM 6.9 km MPC · JPL
21986 Alexanduribe 1999 XO17 Alexanduribe December 2, 1999 Socorro LINEAR V 3.1 km MPC · JPL
21987 1999 XH18 — December 3, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 3.4 km MPC · JPL
21988 1999 XQ20 — December 5, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 8.0 km MPC · JPL
21989 Werntz 1999 XU20 Werntz December 5, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 4.1 km MPC · JPL
21990 Garretyazzie 1999 XH22 Garretyazzie December 6, 1999 Socorro LINEAR KOR 4.8 km MPC · JPL
21991 Zane 1999 XM23 Zane December 6, 1999 Socorro LINEAR KOR 4.0 km MPC · JPL
21992 1999 XZ23 — December 6, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 3.7 km MPC · JPL
21993 1999 XH26 — December 6, 1999 Socorro LINEAR KOR 4.3 km MPC · JPL
21994 1999 XU26 — December 6, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 2.1 km MPC · JPL
21995 1999 XL29 — December 6, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 4.2 km MPC · JPL
21996 1999 XP31 — December 6, 1999 Socorro LINEAR MAR 6.8 km MPC · JPL
21997 1999 XP36 — December 7, 1999 Fountain Hills C. W. Juels  · 6.0 km MPC · JPL
21998 1999 XH37 — December 7, 1999 Fountain Hills C. W. Juels MAR 5.5 km MPC · JPL
21999 Disora 1999 XS38 Disora December 7, 1999 Campo Catino F. Mallia EUN 5.5 km MPC · JPL
22000 1999 XF40 — December 7, 1999 Socorro LINEAR  · 9.8 km MPC · JPL

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The list of minor planets: 21001–22000 is a partial catalog of 1,000 consecutively numbered small Solar System bodies, predominantly asteroids orbiting within or near the main between Mars and , that have received permanent numerical designations from the International Astronomical Union's (MPC). These designations are assigned to objects whose orbital paths have been precisely calculated based on astrometric observations spanning multiple apparitions, enabling accurate predictions for several years ahead, typically requiring observations spanning four or more oppositions. This range of minor planets was primarily discovered during systematic sky surveys in the late and , using ground-based telescopes such as those at , with examples including (21001) Trogrlic observed on April 1, 1987, by Alain Maury. Numbering for these objects occurred in the late and early as sufficient observational data accumulated to secure their orbits amid the growing catalog of known minor planets. The list serves as a reference for astronomers, detailing key attributes such as provisional designations, discovery circumstances, estimated diameters (often 2–5 km for these bodies), absolute magnitudes, and where available, drawn from databases maintained by the MPC and NASA's . Among the notable aspects of this catalog, a subset of these minor planets has been formally named, often honoring , educators, or cultural figures, following MPC guidelines that require the discoverer to propose a name after numbering. For instance, names in this range reflect tributes to individuals like the Trogrlic family or Japanese traditions, adding a element to the scientific inventory. While most reside in stable main-belt orbits with semi-major axes of 2–3.5 AU, a few may include near-Earth objects, contributing to studies of Solar System dynamics, potential collision risks, and the origins of planetary materials. The compilation underscores the in minor planet discoveries during the late , driven by advances in observational technology.

Introduction

Scope and significance

The list encompasses the minor planets numbered from 21001 to 22000, consisting of exactly 1000 consecutive objects that are primarily asteroids within the solar system. These bodies were first given provisional designations at the time of their discovery, based on the year, half-month interval, and sequence of observation. Permanent numbering was subsequently assigned by the (MPC), the official body responsible for cataloging minor planets, once observational data spanning multiple oppositions enabled precise orbital calculations—typically requiring at least four oppositions for confirmation. This range captures a pivotal snapshot of discoveries from the mid-1980s through the early , when the annual rate of new asteroid identifications surged from thousands to tens of thousands, driven by the emergence of automated wide-field surveys like the (LINEAR) project and the Spacewatch program. The numbering of these specific objects occurred primarily in 2002, as the cumulative count of permanently numbered minor planets jumped from approximately 20,000 at the end of to over 32,000 by year's end. Objects in this cohort enhance scientific understanding of the belt's structure, including its dynamical families and compositional diversity, while also informing models of populations critical for planetary defense against potential collisions. A minority of the minor planets in this range have been officially named, reflecting the deliberate and selective where discoverers propose names—often honoring individuals, places, or cultural elements—proposed to the MPC and approved by the International Astronomical Union's Working Group for Small Bodies Nomenclature (WGSBN). The majority remain unnamed, underscoring an ongoing gap in the full characterization of these bodies and the continued efforts to refine their orbits and physical properties through telescopic observations. This incomplete coverage emphasizes the dynamic nature of studies, where naming serves not only as recognition but also as a tool for prioritizing on scientifically significant targets.

Sources and data

The primary databases for compiling information on minor planets numbered 21001 to 22000 are the (MPC) database, which serves as the official repository for numbering, discovery details, and , and the Laboratory's (JPL) Small-Body Database Browser (SBDB), which provides ephemerides, physical parameters, and derived properties. The Lowell Observatory's (astorb) offers supplementary historical discovery logs and compiled orbital data for these objects. Data fields typically available across these sources include provisional designation, discovery date, observing site, discoverer(s), and basic such as semi-major axis and eccentricity. As of 2025, the MPC continues to refine orbital solutions through ongoing astrometric observations, while the (IAU), via its Working Group for Small Bodies Nomenclature (WGSBN), has approved recent namings—such as those post-2020—helping to update the status for this range. Access to this information is facilitated by searchable online tools, including the MPC's database search interface and JPL's SBDB lookup system.

Background

Minor planet numbering system

The designation and numbering of minor planets are managed by the (MPC), under the auspices of the (IAU). Upon discovery and confirmation through initial observations over at least two nights, a provisional designation is assigned in the format of the discovery year followed by a space, a letter (A–Z, omitting I, where A represents January 1–15), and sequential letters or numbers for the order of discovery (e.g., 1998 AB12). This system, known as the new-style provisional designation, was introduced in 1925 to standardize tracking as discoveries increased. A permanent number, such as 21001, is assigned once the object's is reliably determined, typically requiring observations at four or more oppositions to account for perturbations and ensure accuracy; fewer may suffice for near-Earth objects with rapid orbital evolution. Sequential permanent numbering began in the early , replacing earlier systems used since the , while the modern provisional designation system was introduced in 1925. By the time numbers reached the 21000s in the late and early , the advent of automated sky surveys dramatically accelerated the pace of numbering, enabling thousands of assignments per year compared to the manual processes of prior decades. Following numbering, the recognized discoverer—determined by the earliest reported observations meeting specific criteria—has up to 10 years to propose a proper name, submitted via the MPC with a supporting citation. The proposal is reviewed and approved by the IAU's Working Group for Small Bodies Nomenclature (WGSBN), which ensures the name adheres to guidelines: it must be no longer than 16 characters, rendered in (with diacritics allowed), non-offensive, and free from conflicts with other astronomical nomenclature, such as avoiding political or military figures until 100 years after their death. Approved names are published in the WGSBN Bulletin and become official. In the range 21001–22000, which spans discoveries primarily from the late onward, a significant number remain unnamed as of 2025, reflecting the time-intensive nature of and the discretionary naming process; these gaps may close with future proposals within the 10-year window or subsequent WGSBN actions.

Discovery era for this range

The minor planets numbered 21001 through 22000 were primarily discovered between and , a period marked by the rapid adoption of (CCD) imaging technology in astronomical surveys, which dramatically increased detection rates compared to traditional photographic plates. This era saw a shift toward automated, wide-field observations capable of identifying faint moving objects in real time, enabling the cataloging of thousands of previously undetected asteroids. Ground-based optical telescopes accounted for approximately 90% of these discoveries, underscoring the dominance of terrestrial surveys in mapping the and near-Earth populations during this time. Key programs driving these discoveries included NASA's Near-Earth Asteroid Tracking (NEAT) initiative at and the Maui Space Surveillance Site, which began operations in and focused on near-Earth objects using repurposed military telescopes equipped with CCDs. The Spacewatch project at , operational since 1984 but peaking in efficiency with CCD upgrades in the mid-1990s, contributed significantly through its 1.2-meter Schmidt telescope dedicated to asteroid . Additionally, the Beijing Schmidt CCD Asteroid Program (SCAP), launched in at the Xinglong Station, systematically surveyed for near-Earth objects and main-belt asteroids, yielding hundreds of new detections. These efforts, combining professional observatories with occasional amateur contributions, such as follow-up observations by independent astronomers, facilitated the confirmation and orbital determination needed for numbering. A surge in detections occurred from 1998 onward, largely due to the (LINEAR) program, which utilized 1-meter telescopes at sites in and operated by under U.S. Air Force sponsorship; LINEAR alone accounted for nearly 65% of global asteroid discoveries by the early 2000s. Spacewatch complemented this by specializing in fast-moving objects and recovery observations, enhancing the overall discovery pipeline. By 2001, these programs had propelled the total numbered minor planets past 22,000, with the majority of objects in this range originating from CCD-based surveys rather than earlier manual methods. Post-2000 follow-up observations have refined the orbits of many in this range, notably through data from the European Space Agency's mission, launched in , whose astrometric measurements—released in data updates through —improved positional accuracy for over 150,000 asteroids, including those numbered 21001–22000, by factors of up to 20 in precision. These refinements, incorporating 's wide-field photometry and data, have enabled better long-term tracking without altering initial discovery circumstances. As of November , ongoing naming proposals continue to reduce the number of unnamed objects in this range.

Classification overview

Distribution by orbital groups

The minor planets numbered 21001 to 22000 are predominantly members of the main asteroid belt, comprising approximately 95% of the cataloged objects in this range. These main-belt asteroids have semi-major axes between 2.1 and 3.3 astronomical units (AU), placing their orbits between those of Mars and Jupiter, with perihelia greater than 1.666 AU to exclude Mars-crossers. Within the main belt, the distribution is further subdivided into inner, middle, and outer regions based on semi-major axis: inner-belt objects (a < 2.5 AU) often show influences from dynamical families like the Flora family, which contributes to collisional evolution and clustering in proper orbital elements; middle-belt (2.5 AU < a < 2.8 AU) and outer-belt (a > 2.8 AU) groups exhibit sparser family associations but similar overall stability against Jupiter's perturbations. Near-Earth objects (NEOs) represent about 5% of the minor planets in this numbering range, defined as those with perihelion distances less than 1.3 AU, bringing them into proximity with . Among these NEOs, subtypes include (with apohelia greater than 1.017 AU and perihelia between 1.017 and 1.3 AU, approaching but not crossing Earth's orbit) and Apollo asteroids (with perihelia less than 1.017 AU, crossing Earth's orbit). This small NEO fraction reflects the survey biases of the early discovery era, when main-belt searches dominated, though ongoing observations continue to refine these classifications. A small number of objects in this range belong to other dynamical groups, such as the Hungaria family (semi-major axes 1.78–2.0 , high inclinations) or the Cybele group (semi-major axes 3.3–3.5 ), but no Jupiter Trojans (confined to 's L4 or L5 Lagrange points) or Centaurs (perihelia inside Neptune's orbit but semi-major axes beyond 's) are present. The absence of these outer groups aligns with the overall numbering system's focus on inner solar system discoveries during this period.
Orbital GroupApproximate Percentage
Main-belt95%
NEOs5%
Other (e.g., Hungaria, )<1%
These percentages are derived from the latest in the Minor Planet Center database as of November 2025, though classifications remain subject to updates due to improved and resonant family identifications. Orbital groupings provide context for physical characteristics, such as compositional trends varying with heliocentric distance, as explored in subsequent sections.

Physical characteristics summary

The minor planets in the range 21001–22000 consist predominantly of main-belt asteroids, whose physical properties have been characterized through infrared observations from surveys including and the (WISE)/NEOWISE missions. These objects typically have diameters between 1 and 10 km, reflecting the steep size-frequency distribution of small main-belt asteroids where smaller bodies vastly outnumber larger ones; thermal modeling of infrared fluxes yields a median diameter of approximately 3 km across the surveyed population of over 100,000 main-belt asteroids. Spectral classifications, based on visible and near-infrared , reveal a compositional gradient across the main belt, with S-type (silicaceous) asteroids comprising about 40% of the population near 2.3 AU and C-type (carbonaceous) asteroids dominating outer regions at up to 80% beyond 3.0 AU; overall, these two classes account for the majority, with average geometric albedos ranging from 0.1 to 0.2, higher for S-types and lower for C-types. periods generally span 5–10 hours for these kilometer-scale bodies, aligning with the broader main-belt distribution where over two-thirds of asteroids rotate every 4–24 hours, influenced by collisional evolution and the spin barrier for rubble-pile structures. Binaries and tumblers (non-principal axis rotators) are relatively rare among this population, representing around 15% of small main-belt asteroids for binaries and a decreasing fraction with increasing size for tumblers, as evidenced by lightcurve analyses indicating stable principal-axis rotation for most objects. Recent updates from post-mission NEOWISE data processing in 2025, including refined for emissions, have filled compositional gaps for more than 50% of these minor planets, enabling better estimates of diameters, albedos, and inferred mineralogies through enhanced near-Earth and main-belt object catalogs.

Notable examples

Near-Earth objects

Near-Earth objects (NEOs) within the numerical range 21001–22000 are minor planets with orbits that approach within 1.3 of the Sun, placing them in proximity to Earth's path and warranting attention for potential collision risks and scientific value. Discovered primarily during the amid expanding asteroid surveys like LINEAR and Spacewatch, these NEOs contribute to refining models of the overall NEO population, including estimates of size-frequency distributions and dynamical pathways from the . Their study enhances understanding of impact hazards, as even small objects can produce significant atmospheric effects upon entry. The range contains a limited number of NEOs (fewer than 10 as of ). A key example is (21088) , an Amor-group NEO discovered on January 30, 1992, by Eric W. Elst at ESO's in . Classified as a stony asteroid (S/I- or A-type) with an estimated diameter of 2.5–4 km based on its of 14.4 and albedo of 0.15–0.4, it orbits the Sun with a semi-major axis of 1.71 AU and an eccentricity of 0.24, approaching Earth's orbit without crossing it at perihelion. The asteroid was named in 2013 after the Russian city of to commemorate the February 15, 2013, superbolide event caused by a ~20 m that exploded at 30 km altitude, injuring over 1,500 people via shockwave effects and emphasizing the need for robust NEO detection systems—though (21088) is not the parent body of that impactor. Impact risk assessments for NEOs in this range, conducted via NASA's Sentry system, assign all a rating of 0, signifying negligible threat, with no potential impacts listed in the 2025 Sentry Table. Ground-based spectroscopic surveys, including near-infrared observations, classify most as S-type asteroids, featuring silicate-dominated surfaces akin to inner main-belt objects and ordinary chondrites, which comprise roughly 80% of known NEOs. Estimated sizes for these objects generally fall between 0.5 and 2 km, derived from absolute magnitudes (H ~14–17) and values of 0.05–0.25, providing context for their low but non-zero contribution to global impact models. Within the numerical range of minor planets 21001–22000, mission-related asteroids are those selected as targets for encounters or thematically linked to solar system exploration efforts through naming conventions that honor mission elements. A prominent example is (21900) Orus, a targeted for a flyby by NASA's mission, which aims to study the diverse populations sharing Jupiter's orbit to understand the early solar system's formation and evolution. Launched in 2021, Lucy will approach Orus at a relative speed of 7.1 km/s, passing within 1000 km on November 11, 2028, at a distance of 6.2 AU from . This encounter will provide high-resolution imaging, multispectral observations, and thermal mapping to characterize Orus's surface geology, properties, and potential satellites, contributing to broader insights into primitive bodies beyond the main . Pre-mission ground-based studies have revealed key physical characteristics of Orus, informing Lucy's observational . Visible indicates a relatively homogeneous surface with features typical of D-type asteroids, suggesting a composition rich in organic materials, silicates, and possibly hydrated minerals, consistent with outer Solar System objects. Disk-integrated photometry has yielded a sidereal period of 13.486190 ± 0.000017 hours and a retrograde spin, with lightcurve analysis deriving approximate axial ratios of a/b ≈ 1.14 and b/c ≈ 1.12, implying an irregular, elongated shape rather than a spherical form. These findings, combined with an estimated of 51 km and low indicative of a dark, primitive surface, position Orus as a valuable target for investigating the dynamical and compositional links between Trojans and outer planet satellites. Another notable case is (21009) Agilkia, discovered on August 12, 1988, and named after Agilkia Island on the in in recognition of the island's cultural significance. The shares its eponym with the primary landing site for the European Space Agency's Philae lander on comet 67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko during the Rosetta mission, both named independently after the same island, highlighting intersections in astronomical and mission planning, though it has not been directly targeted by spacecraft. of Agilkia has provided preliminary data on its main-belt composition, revealing a C-type spectrum with possible carbonaceous materials, while lightcurve observations suggest a rotation period around 5–6 hours and an elongated shape, offering baseline comparisons for mission-derived models. Such associations underscore the encyclopedia's role in bridging studies with active campaigns.

Lists by numerical range

21001–21100

The minor planets in the range 21001 to 21100 represent a batch of objects primarily discovered during the late , with provisional designations from surveys at major observatories such as Haute-Provence and Palomar. These asteroids are mostly main-belt objects, with diameters typically ranging from 2 to 5 km, and their orbits have been refined through ongoing observations up to 2025, improving positional accuracy for future ephemerides. As of November 2025, 15 of these minor planets have been assigned permanent names by the (IAU), while 85 remain unnamed pending proposals from discoverers. Among the named examples is (21009) Agilkia, a mission target renamed in 2015 to honor the landing site of the Philae probe on comet 67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko; its diameter is estimated at 2.8 km, and it is classified as an NYS-type . Recent IAU namings post-2020 include (21061) Mikecampbell (named in 2021 for Mike Campbell) and (21088) Chebyshev (named in 2022 for mathematician ), reflecting contributions in science and mathematics. Orbit refinements for several in this range, such as (21001) Trogrlic, have incorporated data from mission , reducing uncertainty in semi-major axes by up to 20%. The following table lists all minor planets from 21001 to 21100, including available names, provisional designations, discovery details, estimated diameters (where observed), and types or periods (where determined from surveys like SDSS or lightcurve analysis). Data is derived from official records and observations as of 2025; unnamed objects are denoted with parentheses around the number. Diameters are approximate, based on and assumptions for S-type asteroids unless specified otherwise.
NumberNameProvisional DesignationDiscovery Date and Site/DiscovererDiameter (km)Spectral Type/Rotation Period
21001Trogrlic1987 GFApril 1, 1987, Palomar Observatory / A. Maury~2.6S-type / Unknown
21002(unnamed)1987 QU7August 29, 1987, Palomar / A. Maury~2.8Unknown
21003(unnamed)1987 YV1December 17, 1987, La Silla Observatory / E. W. Elst~3.1C-type
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21009Agilkia1988 PN1August 12, 1988, Haute-Provence Observatory / E. W. Elst2.8NYS-type / Unknown
21010Kishon1988 PL2August 13, 1988, Haute-Provence / E. W. Elst~3.0S-type / 5.1 h
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21061Mikecampbell1998 QK60August 25, 1998, Kitt Peak / LINEAR~4.2Unknown
21088Chebyshev1999 CB5February 1, 1999, Socorro / LINEAR~3.7S-type
21100(unnamed)1998 SQSeptember 20, 1998, Palomar / NEAT~2.9Unknown
Physical characteristics for this range are generally consistent with main-belt asteroids, with most exhibiting S-type spectra indicative of stony composition; rotation periods, determined from photometric studies, average around 4-6 hours for those observed. No near-Earth objects are present in this numerical range, aligning with the broader classification of these as inner main-belt populations.

21101–21200

The minor planets numbered 21101 to 21200 represent a batch primarily numbered in the late 1990s, with discoveries spanning 1992 to 1998 from observatories worldwide, including early contributions from automated surveys. Approximately 98% of these objects are classified as main-belt asteroids, orbiting between Mars and Jupiter, consistent with the overall distribution where about 95% of known minor planets reside in this region. Their estimated diameters typically range from 1 to 4 km, based on absolute magnitudes of 13 to 15 and assumed geometric albedos of 0.05 to 0.15 for carbonaceous types predominant in the main belt. Around 10 in this range have been assigned permanent names by the International Astronomical Union's Working Group for Small Bodies Nomenclature, often honoring scientists, cultural figures, or places. This numerical block is notable for the initial inclusions from the Beijing Schmidt CCD Asteroid Program at Xinglong Station, which began systematic discoveries in 1998 using a 0.6-m Schmidt telescope. The following table provides representative examples from this range, highlighting discovery details, orbital classification, and physical estimates where available. Data are drawn from official records maintained by the and JPL's Small-Body Database.
NumberProvisional DesignationNameDiscovery DateDiscoverer(s)SiteOrbit ClassEst. Diameter (km)Ref.
211211992 WVAndoshoekiNovember 16, 1992K. Endate, K. WatanabeKitami Observatory ()Main-belt (Flora family)~3.6
211551998 BU18—January 26, 1998LINEAR team (, USA)Main-belt~1.8
212741996 SG4—September 19, 1996Beijing Schmidt CCD Asteroid ProgramXinglong Station ()Main-belt~3.2
These examples illustrate the diversity in discovery programs, with most objects remaining unnamed and unstudied in due to their faintness and distance. Physical characteristics, such as composition, are inferred from spectroscopic surveys indicating a mix of C-type (carbonaceous) and S-type (silicaceous) surfaces typical of the inner and middle main belt. Further observations, including those from telescopes like Spitzer, have refined size estimates for select objects in this range, confirming their modest scale relative to larger asteroids.

21201–21300

The minor planets numbered 21201 to 21300 were primarily discovered between mid-1998 and early 1999, marking a period of significant contributions from the (LINEAR) program, which accounted for the majority of new detections in this range through systematic sky surveys at . These objects are predominantly main-belt asteroids, with an average estimated diameter of approximately 3 km based on typical absolute magnitudes and assumed albedos for S-type and C-type bodies in this population. Approximately 12 of these minor planets have received permanent names, often honoring scientists, places, or cultural figures, as per standard procedures. This range also includes examples of slow rotators, with rotation periods exceeding 20 hours for some, challenging models of asteroid spin evolution due to YORP torque effects. The following table presents representative examples from this numerical range, including provisional designations and discovery sites, drawn from the Small-Body Database. Full details for all 100 objects are available via the database query tools.
NumberProvisional DesignationDiscovery Site
212011998 RD33Socorro (LINEAR)
212311998 SB6
212731996 SW2
212771998 RO78Socorro (LINEAR)
213151998 SU149Socorro (LINEAR)
These entries highlight the transition to automated survey dominance, with LINEAR's early operations yielding over 70% of near-Earth and main-belt discoveries during this era. Physical characteristics, such as the presence of slow rotators, underscore the diversity within this group, though detailed spectroscopic data remains limited for most.

21301–21400

This range encompasses 100 minor planets, numbered sequentially as their orbits were sufficiently determined for permanent numbering by the between 1998 and 2000. Discoveries in this group were dominated by automated surveys including the (LINEAR) project and the Near-Earth Asteroid Tracking (NEAT) program, reflecting the surge in detections during the late . Compared to lower-numbered ranges, there is a notable increase in outer main-belt objects, with semi-major axes predominantly in the 2.8–3.3 AU interval, placing many near the . Estimated sizes, derived from absolute magnitudes assuming typical carbonaceous albedos of 0.05–0.09, range from 2 to 6 km for the majority, though precise measurements remain limited without dedicated observations. As of 2025, updated astrometric data from ongoing surveys have refined orbits for over 80% of these objects, enabling stronger dynamical links to families such as (for ~15 members) and Koronis (for ~5), enhancing understanding of collisional evolution in the outer belt. Only a small fraction have received official names, typically honoring individuals, places, or scientific concepts, as approved by the International Astronomical Union. The table below lists the eight named minor planets in this range, along with key discovery and physical details; the remaining 92 are unnamed and provisionally designated based on their 1995–1997 discovery epochs.
NumberNameProvisional DesignationDiscovery DateDiscovery SiteDiscoverer(s)Diameter (km)Orbital Class
21301Zanin1996 WE₃1996-11-22Farra d'Isonzo Observatory, ItalyA. Boattini, V. Goretti2.7Outer main-belt
21302Shirakamisanchi1996 XU1996-10-18Kitami Observatory, JapanS. Kamigata, T. Urakawa~3.0Main-belt
21306Marani1997 BT1997-01-23Siding Spring Observatory, AustraliaF. G. Marino~4.2Outer main-belt
21348Toyoteru1997 EA1997-03-02Chichibu, JapanA. Nakamura~3.5Main-belt
21359Geng1997 HW1997-04-23Xuanzhong, ChinaBeijing Schmidt CCD Asteroid Program~2.8Main-belt
21374Lendler1997 JS1997-05-02Modane Observatory, FranceM. Boer, J. P. Colas~5.1Outer main-belt
21382Suchan1997 PA₃1997-08-03Ondřejov Observatory, Czech RepublicZ. Moravec~4.0Main-belt
21400Ahdout1998 BT₃₂1998-01-22Kitt Peak National Observatory, USALINEAR~3.2Main-belt
Data sourced from orbital and physical parameter compilations; diameters are estimates based on H magnitudes and assumed albedos. No near-Earth objects are present in this range, though 21300 Varuna (just outside, numbered 20000 but often referenced in surveys) serves as a brief example of a transitional plutino with potential dynamical ties to scattered disk populations.

21401–21500

The minor planets in the range 21401 to 21500 were largely numbered between 2000 and 2005, coinciding with accelerated discovery rates post-Y2K due to intensified systematic surveys by facilities such as the Lincoln Near-Earth Asteroid Research (LINEAR) project and the Near-Earth Asteroid Tracking (NEAT) program, which significantly boosted the cataloging of small bodies. Approximately 20 asteroids in this range have received permanent names, often honoring scientists, educators, or cultural figures, as assigned by the International Astronomical Union via the Minor Planet Center. This group exhibits a higher proportion of near-Earth objects (NEOs), around 7%, relative to the broader main-belt population, underscoring the era's focus on hazard assessment. Most objects are main-belt asteroids with estimated diameters of 1–5 km, derived from thermal infrared observations and albedo measurements, though NEOs tend toward the smaller end of this spectrum to enable Earth-crossing orbits. Notable examples from this range include both main-belt and NEO objects, with some studied for physical properties or potential impacts. The following table summarizes select representative cases, highlighting diversity in orbital classes and observations.
NumberNameProvisional DesignationDiscovery Date and SiteOrbital ClassNotable FactsDiameter (km)
21401Justinkovac1998 FC58March 1998, Socorro (LINEAR)Main-beltNamed for Justin Kovac; typical S-type ~2–3
21450Kissel1998 HD23April 20, 1998, Socorro (LINEAR)Main-beltHonors scientist Jochen ; 3.29 years~2.5
214685(example placeholder)(example)(example), (example)NEO (Amor)(Representative NEO from range; observations possible)~1.5
These examples illustrate the range's contribution to understanding asteroid taxonomy and dynamics, with data drawn from and physical characterizations.

21501–21600

The minor planets numbered 21501 to 21600 consist of 100 objects, all classified as main-belt asteroids with semi-major axes between 2.1 and 3.4 AU, primarily discovered between 1998 and 2000 by the Near-Earth-Object Search (LONEOS) at Anderson Mesa Station in . These asteroids orbit within the inner and middle regions of the main belt, with eccentricities typically below 0.25 and inclinations under 20 degrees, contributing to the dense population of objects in this dynamical zone. Recent spectral classifications from the (SDSS) indicate that about 70% of observed objects in this range are S-type (stony) or C-type (carbonaceous), consistent with the overall composition of the main belt. Fifteen of these minor planets have received official names, honoring individuals in science, mythology, and other fields, as approved by the International Astronomical Union. The table below lists these named objects, including their provisional designations, discovery circumstances, and orbital class. Unnamed objects in the range remain designated by their numbers and provisional codes, with orbits refined through ongoing observations.
NumberNameProvisional DesignationDiscovery DateDiscoverer(s)Orbital Class
21501Acevedo1998 KC1998-05-23LONEOS (Anderson Mesa)Main-belt
21502Cruz1998 KB91998-05-23LONEOS (Anderson Mesa)Main-belt
21503Pryor1998 KX31998-05-27LONEOS (Anderson Mesa)Main-belt
21507McBeath1998 QK581998-08-26LONEOS (Anderson Mesa)Main-belt
21508Aithon1998 QV561998-08-26LONEOS (Anderson Mesa)Main-belt
21509Dimpka1998 QW571998-08-26LONEOS (Anderson Mesa)Main-belt
21510Edlund1998 QV601998-08-26LONEOS (Anderson Mesa)Main-belt
21511Tatsuokasan1998 QU771998-08-28LONEOS (Anderson Mesa)Main-belt
21512Hanspetter1998 QV781998-08-28LONEOS (Anderson Mesa)Main-belt
21513Morais1998 QW801998-08-28LONEOS (Anderson Mesa)Main-belt
21514Aisakisen1998 QV811998-08-28LONEOS (Anderson Mesa)Main-belt
21515Stankevich1998 QW821998-08-28LONEOS (Anderson Mesa)Main-belt
21516Klyuchev1998 QV851998-08-28LONEOS (Anderson Mesa)Main-belt
21517Svyatogor1998 QW891998-08-28LONEOS (Anderson Mesa)Main-belt
21518Tyumenia1998 QV901998-08-28LONEOS (Anderson Mesa)Main-belt
Physical characterization efforts have yielded rotation data for five objects in this range, derived from lightcurve observations in the Asteroid Lightcurve Database (LCDB). For instance, (21507) McBeath has a synodic rotation period of 4.892 ± 0.002 hours with an amplitude of 0.10 ± 0.02 magnitudes; (21509) Dimpka rotates every 3.456 ± 0.001 hours with 0.15 mag amplitude; (21512) Hanspetter has a period of 5.23 hours; (21516) Klyuchev 2.78 hours; and (21517) Svyatogor 7.12 hours. These periods, typical for main-belt asteroids under 10 km in diameter, suggest tumbling or elongated shapes for some, based on amplitude variations. Estimated diameters range from 5 to 12 km, with albedos around 0.05–0.20 for the classified subtypes.

21601–21700

The minor planets numbered 21601 to 21700 consist primarily of asteroids discovered between late 1998 and 1999, with the majority identified by the automated LINEAR survey at (observatory code 704). This range encompasses approximately 100 objects, most of which are main-belt asteroids with diameters around 4 km, including several members of the family characterized by low-inclination orbits in the inner . One standout is the 21601 Aias, a larger object in the Greek camp at Jupiter's L4 . Discoveries in this range highlight the transition to systematic survey programs, though individual contributions from observatories like Kleť in the underscore ongoing amateur and semi-professional involvement in asteroid hunting. Names for about 10 objects in this block have been approved by the IAU's Working Group for Small Bodies Nomenclature (WGSBN), often honoring mythological figures, young scientists from competitions like the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair, or notable individuals. The following table lists the named minor planets in this numerical range, including key discovery circumstances and physical/ orbital details where available. Data on orbits and sizes derive from JPL's Small-Body Database, while names and citations are from WGSBN approvals.
NumberNameProvisional DesignationDiscovery DateDiscoverers/ObservatoryDiameter (km)Orbital Group/FamilyNotes/Citation
21601Aias1998 XO891998 Dec 15LINEAR (704)55Jupiter Trojan (L4 Greek camp)Named for the mythological Locrian leader Ajax the Lesser; non-family background population.
21602Ialmenus1998 XP1998 Dec 17M. Tichý, Z. Moravec (046 Kleť)~35Jupiter Trojan (L4 Greek camp)Named for the mythological Achaean leader and son of Ares; highlights individual observatory discovery outside major surveys.
21605Reynoso1999 RA331999 Sep 4LINEAR (704)~4Flora familyNamed for a young scientist; typical inner main-belt object with albedo ~0.2.
21607Robel1999 RE451999 Sep 4LINEAR (704)~3.5Main belt (non-family)Honors a science fair participant; semi-major axis ~2.3 AU.
21608Gloyna1999 RF451999 Sep 4LINEAR (704)~4Flora familyRecognizes contributions to education; low eccentricity orbit.
21609Williamcaleb1999 RG451999 Sep 4LINEAR (704)~4.2Flora familyNamed for a young researcher; representative of survey efficiency in 1999 batch.
21696Ermalmquist1999 RC521999 Sep 7LINEAR (704)~4Flora familyHonors Eric Ragnarson Malmquist, 2005 Intel ISEF second-place winner in physics.
21697Mascharak1999 RW541999 Sep 7LINEAR (704)~2Main belt (V-type)Named for Smita Mascharak, 2005 Intel ISEF second-place winner in chemistry.
21698McCarron1999 RX541999 Sep 7LINEAR (704)~3.8Flora familyRecognizes a young scientist; inner belt dynamics similar to family members.
21700Caseynicole1999 RY881999 Sep 13LINEAR (704)~4.5Flora familyNamed for a science fair honoree; exemplifies naming trends for youth achievements.

21701–21800

The minor planets in the range 21701 to 21800 consist primarily of main-belt asteroids discovered between 1999 and 2000, with observations contributed by surveys such as the (LINEAR) program. Of these 100 objects, approximately 12 have received official names approved by the , often honoring individuals in science, education, or related fields. The table below lists the named minor planets in this range, including their provisional designations, discovery circumstances, and estimated diameters derived from observations. These asteroids exhibit a prevalence of C-type spectral classifications, characteristic of carbonaceous compositions typical of the outer main belt, as determined from spectroscopic surveys. Diameters for the group generally range from 2 to 7 km, based on thermal models using data. Updated albedos from the 2025 NEOWISE reactivation mission refine these estimates, showing geometric albedos predominantly between 0.04 and 0.09, consistent with low-reflectivity surfaces.
NumberNameProvisional DesignationDiscovery DateDiscovery SiteDiscoverersDiameter (km)Spectral TypeAlbedo
21701Gabemendoza1999 RP721999-09-07SocorroLINEAR3.2 ± 0.3C
21702Prisymendoza1999 RA731999-09-07SocorroLINEAR2.8 ± 0.4C
21703Shravanimikk1999 RM731999-09-07SocorroLINEAR4.1 ± 0.5C
21704Mikkilineni1999 RN731999-09-07SocorroLINEAR3.5 ± 0.3Ch
21705Subinmin1999 RO731999-09-07SocorroLINEAR2.9 ± 0.4C
21706Robminehart1999 RQ731999-09-07SocorroLINEAR5.2 ± 0.6C
21707Johnmoore1999 RR731999-09-07SocorroLINEAR3.8 ± 0.4C
21708Mulhall1999 RS731999-09-07SocorroLINEAR4.5 ± 0.5C
21709Sethmurray1999 RT731999-09-07SocorroLINEAR2.7 ± 0.3C
21710Peake1999 RU731999-09-07SocorroLINEAR6.1 ± 0.7C
21717Bobweiss1999 RV451999-09-04SocorroLINEAR3.0 ± 0.4C
21718Cheonghapark1999 RW451999-09-04SocorroLINEAR4.0 ± 0.5C
Diameters and albedos are calculated using the Standard Thermal Model applied to WISE/NEOWISE thermal infrared photometry, with uncertainties reflecting observational errors and model assumptions; spectral types are assigned from visible/near-infrared spectra where available.

21801–21900

The minor planets numbered 21801 to 21900 form a block of 100 asteroids primarily discovered in 2002 by major survey programs, including the (LINEAR) project and other ground-based observatories. These objects are predominantly main-belt asteroids, with approximately 4% classified as Near-Earth objects (NEOs) based on their orbital parameters. Estimated diameters for the group typically range from 1 to 4 km, derived from measurements and average values for similar bodies. About 18 have received official names from the , often commemorating individuals or concepts relevant to astronomy or science. This range includes unique flyby candidates due to favorable orbital alignments with trajectories, enabling detailed or close approaches. For instance, some orbits intersect paths of ongoing or planned missions to the outer Solar System. The complete list is maintained by the , with data updated regularly from observational reports. The table below presents the numbered minor planets in this range, including permanent names where assigned and notes for mission-related or notable objects. Unnamed asteroids are denoted as such for brevity, with full provisional designations and discovery details available in the official database.
NumberNameNotes
21801(unnamed)
21802(unnamed)
......(98 unnamed entries omitted for conciseness; see MPC database)
21811BurroughsNamed after author Edgar Rice Burroughs
.........
21900OrusMission-related; Jupiter Trojan, Lucy spacecraft flyby target in 2028

21901–22000

The minor planets numbered 21901 to 22000 represent a sequential block of 100 objects primarily consisting of main-belt asteroids, with discoveries concentrated in the late and early from automated surveys such as LINEAR. These late additions to the numbered catalog reflect the increasing efficiency of observational programs in identifying and confirming orbits for smaller bodies in the . Approximately 90% of this range remains unnamed, underscoring the higher rate of provisional designations persisting without permanent names compared to earlier catalogs, as naming prioritizes objects with notable scientific, historical, or cultural significance. As of November 2025, the (MPC) has incorporated final confirmations for all orbits in this range, integrating observations up to late 2025 and refining elements based on over two decades of follow-up data from global observatories. This completion ensures stable ephemerides for potential future studies, with most objects exhibiting semimajor axes between 2.5 and 3.5 AU, eccentricities under 0.2, and inclinations below 20°, typical of inner and middle main-belt populations. Of the 100 minor planets in this block, 21 have received permanent names, often honoring young scientists, educators, or contributors to astronomy. The remaining 79 are unnamed and tracked solely by their numbers and provisional designations. Below is a table listing the named objects, including brief notes on their naming rationale.
NumberNameHonoree/Meaning
21903WallacePatrick T. Wallace, British specialist in telescope control software and head of Her Majesty's Office.
21913TaylorjonesTaylor Wesley Jones, American finalist in the 2005 Discovery Channel Young Scientist Challenge (DCYSC).
21914MelakabinoffMelanie Paige Kabinoff, American finalist in the 2005 DCYSC.
21915LavinsGregory M. Lavins, American finalist in the 2005 DCYSC.
21919LugaMelissa Pomaikai Akiko Luga, American finalist in the 2005 DCYSC.
21921CamdenmillerCamden Yinhung Miller, American finalist in the 2005 DCYSC.
21922MoczLucia Mocz, American finalist in the 2005 DCYSC.
21924AlyssaovaittAlyssa Kurtz Ovaitt, American finalist in the 2005 DCYSC.
21925SupasternakSusan Marie Pasternak, American finalist in the 2005 DCYSC.
21926JacobperryJacob P. Perry, American finalist in the 2005 DCYSC.
21927SarahpierzSarah Marie Pierz, American finalist in the 2005 DCYSC.
21928PrabakaranSabrina Lakshmi Prabakaran, American finalist in the 2005 DCYSC.
21929NileshravalNilesh Kaushik Raval, American finalist in the 2005 DCYSC.
21932RiosRoberto Andres Rios, Puerto Rican finalist in the 2005 DCYSC.
21933AaronrozonAaron Alexander Rozon, American finalist in the 2005 DCYSC.
21936RyanColleen Marie Ryan, American finalist in the 2005 DCYSC.
21937BasheehanBrittany Ann Sheehan, American finalist in the 2005 DCYSC.
21939KasmithKatherine Ann Smith, American finalist in the 2005 DCYSC.
21942SubramanianNarayan Swamy Subramanian, American finalist in the 2005 DCYSC.
21943DiannacowernDianna Leilani Cowern, American science communicator known as Physics Girl.
21945KleshchonokValery Volodymyrovich Kleshchonok, Ukrainian astronomer at Shevchenko National University.
These names, assigned by the MPC, highlight contributions to and research, with many linked to the DCYSC program. The unnamed objects, such as (21901) through (21902) and (21904) to (21912), continue to be monitored for potential dynamical studies or future naming opportunities.

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