291001–291100
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291101–291200
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291201–291300
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291301–291400
|-id=m325 | 291325 de Tyard || || Pontus de Tyard (c. 1521–1605), a French poet and priest, and a member of La Pléiade, a group of seven humanist poets. || |-id=m387 | 291387 Katiebouman || || Katie Bouman (born 1989) is an American engineer and computer scientist. Bouman led development of an algorithm that made the first direct image of a black hole possible via the Event Horizon Telescope array. ||
291401–291500
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291501–291600
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291601–291700
|-id=m633 | 291633 Heyun || || He Yun (born 1921), a Chinese radio/TV engineer and the chief designer of the old Shanghai TV Tower. He is also a veteran amateur astronomer, who has been active in the greater Shanghai region for decades. ||
291701–291800
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291801–291900
|-id=m824 | 291824 Cami || || Jan Lieven Jo Cami (b. 1972), a Belgian-Canadian astronomer. || |-id=m847 | 291847 Ladoix || || Ladoix, a French village situated north of Beaune, in the Burgundy vineyard region || |-id=m849 | 291849 Orchestralondon || || Orchestra London Canada, a 1937-founded professional Canadian symphony orchestra in London, Ontario || |-id=m855 | 291855 Calabròcorrado || || Corrado Calabrò (born 1935) is an Italian poet who has regenerated contemporary poetry opening it dream-like to science. His poem Roaming tells of a large asteroid that strikes the Moon causing the Earth to wobble. ||
291901–292000
|-id=m921 | 291921 Rott || || André Rott, French businessman. || |-id=m923 | 291923 Kuzmaskryabin || || Andriy Kuzmenko (1968–2015), known as "Kuzma", was a Ukrainian poet, composer, TV-showman and lead singer of the band Skryabin, who died in a car accident ||
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