57001–57100
|-id=m076 | 57076 Mariocambi || || Mario Cambi (b. 1948), an Italian amateur astronomer. ||
57101–57200
|-id=m140 | 57140 Gaddi || || Riccardo Gaddi, amateur astronomer and popular expositor ||
57201–57300
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57301–57400
|-id=m359 | 57359 Robcrawford || 2001 RC || Robert W. Crawford, American energy and environmental consultant, amateur astronomer and physicist ||
57401–57500
|-id=m424 | 57424 Caelumnoctu || || (19)57–4–24, 1957 April 24, is the date of the transmission of the first edition of the BBC television series The Sky at Night (Caelum noctu in Latin) || |-id=m471 | 57471 Mariemarsina || || Marie Marsina (born 1952) currently serves as the President of the National Art League in New York City and as Vice President of the Douglaston Civic Association. She is a graduate of Pace University's Lubin School of Business. ||
57501–57600
|-id=m509 | 57509 Sly || || Sylvestre (Sly) Maurice (born 1966), a planetary astronomer specialized in lunar and Martian exploration. He has been a lead-developer of Martian rover instruments. || |-id=m561 | 57561 Gabrielegiuli || || Gabriele Giuli, Italian mineralogist who is an Associate Professor of Mineralogy at the University of Camerino, Italy. || |-id=m567 | 57567 Crikey || || Steve Irwin (1962–2006), an Australian zookeeper and conservationist, known for his TV-series The Crocodile Hunter. "Crikey!", was his signature phrase. ||
57601–57700
|-id=m658 | 57658 Nilrem || || Jean-Claude Merlin (born 1954), French astronomer, founder-president of the Burgundy Astronomical Society () and discoverer of minor planets. "Nilrem" is "Merlin" backwards, because of pre-existing . ||
57701–57800
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57801–57900
|-id=m868 | 57868 Pupin || 2001 YD || Mihajlo Pupin (1858–1935), a Serbian-American physicist and humanitarian. || |-id=m879 | 57879 Cesarechiosi || || Cesare Chiosi, Italian professor of theoretical astrophysics at the University of Padua ||
57901–58000
|-id=m901 | 57901 Hitchens || || Christopher Hitchens (1949–2011) was a social, religious and literary critic of broad interests, who listed "disputation" among his hobbies || |-id=m915 | 57915 Mahuchikh || || Yaroslava Mahuchikh, Ukrainian high jumper and Olympic champion. ||
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