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| [[File:Ecc wo c.png|300px|Full region – by eccentricity]]
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| [[Astronomy:Trans-Neptunian object|TNO]]s: '''a vs. [[Astronomy:Orbital eccentricity|e]]''' (semi-log plot, 30–1000&nbsp;AU):<ref name="TNO-list-Johnstons" />
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{{legend2|purple|border=1px solid #333|Resonant [[Astronomy:Plutino|plutino]]s (39&nbsp;[[Astronomy:Astronomical unit|AU]]) and {{w|twotino}}s (48&nbsp;AU)}}
{{legend2|forestgreen|border=1px solid #222|Inner and outer classical objects (&lt; 39 and &gt; 49 AU)}}
{{legend2|red|border=1px solid #333|Other resonant objects besides plutinos and twotinos}}
{{legend2|steelblue|border=1px solid #222|[[Astronomy:Classical Kuiper belt object|Classical Kuiper belt object]]s (cubewanos)}}
{{legend2|#FFCC33|border=1px solid #222|Scattered disc objects (SDO)}}
{{legend2|grey|border=1px solid #222|Other TNOs (dots) and [[Astronomy:Centaur (minor planet)|centaurs]] (asterisk)}}
{{legend2|black|border=1px solid #222|[[Astronomy:Sednoid|Sednoid]]s, prominent [[Astronomy:Extreme trans-Neptunian object|ETNO]]s}}
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	( 12 : Haumeids : BlueViolet)
	( 107 : twotinos ({{ratio|2|1}} res.) : DarkOrchid)
	( 377 : other resonances : red)
	( 716 : cold classical : steelblue)
	( 257 : hot classical : LightBlue)
	( 565 : SDOs : #FFCC33)
	( 4 : sednoids : black)
	( 10 : ESDOs : #222)
	( 10 : EDDOs : #111)
	( 71 : damocloids : #9c7d63)
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| Distribution of 3,590 listed TNO objects (with a > 30.1&nbsp;AU, including candidates) by subclass from Johnston's Archive (hover)<ref name="TNO-list-Johnstons" />
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This is a list of unnumbered [[Astronomy:Trans-Neptunian object|trans-Neptunian object]]s (TNOs) first observed since 1993 and grouped by the year of [[Astronomy:Provisional designation in astronomy#Minor planets|principal provisional designation]]. The data is sourced from the [[Organization:Minor Planet Center|Minor Planet Center]]'s (MPC) ''List of Trans Neptunian Objects'' and ''List Of Centaurs and Scattered-Disk Objects''.<ref name="MPC-List-TNOs" /><ref name="MPC-List-Cen-and-SDO" /> These objects will eventually be [[Astronomy:Minor planet designation|numbered]] as secured discoveries with an official discoverer determined by the MPC. Until then, additional observations are needed to sufficiently decrease an object's [[Uncertainty parameter|orbital uncertainty]]. {{As of|2022|04}}, there are 3,141 unnumbered objects, defined here as [[Astronomy:Minor planet|minor planet]]s with a semi-major axis larger than 30.1&nbsp;[[Astronomy:Astronomical unit|AU]] (Neptune's average orbital distance from the Sun).{{efn|name=Ignored-objects}}

The list also contains information from "Johnston's Archive", such as an object's diameter, its dynamical class and [[Astronomy:Minor-planet moon#Trans-Neptunian objects|binary status]] with the satellite's diameter, as well as its [[Physics:Geometric albedo|albedo]], spectral taxonomy and [[Astronomy:Trans-Neptunian object#Colors|B–R color index]].<ref name="TNO-list-Johnstons" /> Members of the [[Astronomy:Extreme trans-Neptunian object|extreme trans-Neptunian object]]s (ESDOs, EDDOs and [[Astronomy:Sednoid|sednoid]]s) – with a semi-major axis greater than 150&nbsp;AU and perihelion greater than 30&nbsp;AU – are also identified.
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== {{anchor|Description}} Statistics ==

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|caption = TNOs by year of principle designation since 1992 (objects with a &lt; 30.1&nbsp;AU excluded). {{As of|2022|04}}, there are {{legend2|#8FC7FF||outline=silver}} 3,141 unnumbered TNOs and {{legend2|#148AFF||outline=silver}} 783 numbered TNOs (Pluto from 1930 is not shown)<ref name="MPC-List-TNOs" /><ref name="MPC-List-Cen-and-SDO" />
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|caption = Split-up of numbered and unnumbered [[Astronomy:Trans-Neptunian object|trans-Neptunian object]]s<ref name="MPC-List-TNOs" /><ref name="MPC-List-Cen-and-SDO" />
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== List ==

=== 1993 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width: 100%;"
|-
! width= 110 rowspan=2 | [[Astronomy:Minor planet designation|Designation]]
! colspan=2 width=115 | First Observed (discovered)
! rowspan=2 | [[Diameter|D]] (km)
! colspan=6 | Orbital description
! rowspan=2 width=180 | Remarks
! rowspan=2 width=55 class="unsortable" | Refs
|-
! width=55 | Date
! Observer<br />(Site)
! Class
! a<br />{{small|([[Astronomy:Astronomical unit|AU]])}}
! [[Astronomy:Orbital eccentricity|e]]
! [[Astronomy:Orbital inclination|''i'']]<br />{{small|([[Degree (angle)|°]])}}
! q<br />{{small|(AU)}}
! Q<br />{{small|(AU)}}
|-id="1993 RP"
| '''{{mpl|1993 RP}}''' || align=center | 15 September 1993 || [[Organization:Mauna Kea Observatories|Mauna Kea Obs.]] ({{small|568}}) || align=center | 48 || res{{·}}4:5 || 35.1 || 0.06 || align=center | 4 || 33.2 || 37.0 || — || {{M+J|1993+RP}}
|}
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=== 1994 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width: 100%;"
|-
! width= 110 rowspan=2 | [[Astronomy:Minor planet designation|Designation]]
! colspan=2 width=115 | First Observed (discovered)
! rowspan=2 | [[Diameter|D]] (km)
! colspan=6 | Orbital description
! rowspan=2 width=180 | Remarks
! rowspan=2 width=55 class="unsortable" | Refs
|-
! width=55 | Date
! Observer<br />(Site)
! Class
! a<br />{{small|([[Astronomy:Astronomical unit|AU]])}}
! [[Astronomy:Orbital eccentricity|e]]
! [[Astronomy:Orbital inclination|''i'']]<br />{{small|([[Degree (angle)|°]])}}
! q<br />{{small|(AU)}}
! Q<br />{{small|(AU)}}
|-id="1994 ES2"
| {{mp|1994 ES|2}} || align=center | 13 March 1994 || [[Biography:Jane Luu|J. X. Luu]]<br />[[Biography:David C. Jewitt|D. C. Jewitt]] ({{small|568}}) || align=center | 100 || [[Astronomy:Classical Kuiper belt object|cubewano]] (cold) || 45.6 || 0.11 || align=center | 1 || 40.4 || 50.8 || BR-mag: 1.65 || {{M+J|1994+ES2}}
|-id="1994 TG"
| {{mp|1994 TG}} || align=center | 3 October 1994 || [[Organization:Mauna Kea Observatories|Mauna Kea Obs.]] ({{small|568}}) || align=center | 204 || cubewano (hot) || 42.3 || 0.00 || align=center | 7 || 42.3 || 42.3 || — || {{M+J|1994+TG}}
|-id="1994 TG2"
| {{mp|1994 TG|2}} || align=center | 8 October 1994 || La Silla Obs. ({{small|809}}) || align=center | 137 || cubewano? || 42.4 || 0.00 || align=center | 2 || 42.4 || 42.4 || — || {{M+J|1994+TG2}}
|-id="1994 TH"
| {{mp|1994 TH}} || align=center | 3 October 1994 || [[Organization:Mauna Kea Observatories|Mauna Kea Obs.]] ({{small|568}}) || align=center | 166 || other TNO || 40.9 || 0.00 || align=center | 16 || 40.9 || 40.9 || — || {{M+J|1994+TH}}
|}
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=== 1995 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width: 100%;"
|-
! width= 110 rowspan=2 | [[Astronomy:Minor planet designation|Designation]]
! colspan=2 width=115 | First Observed (discovered)
! rowspan=2 | [[Diameter|D]] (km)
! colspan=6 | Orbital description
! rowspan=2 width=180 | Remarks
! rowspan=2 width=55 class="unsortable" | Refs
|-
! width=55 | Date
! Observer<br />(Site)
! Class
! a<br />{{small|([[Astronomy:Astronomical unit|AU]])}}
! [[Astronomy:Orbital eccentricity|e]]
! [[Astronomy:Orbital inclination|''i'']]<br />{{small|([[Degree (angle)|°]])}}
! q<br />{{small|(AU)}}
! Q<br />{{small|(AU)}}
|-id="1995 DB2"
| {{mp|1995 DB|2}} || align=center | 24 February 1995 || [[Biography:David C. Jewitt|D. C. Jewitt]]<br />[[Biography:Jane Luu|J. X. Luu]] ({{small|568}}) || align=center | 100 || [[Astronomy:Classical Kuiper belt object|cubewano]] (cold) || 46.2 || 0.13 || align=center | 4 || 40.1 || 52.2 || — || {{M+J|1995+DB2}}
|-id="1995 FB21"
| {{mp|1995 FB|21}} || align=center | 29 March 1995 || Siding Spring Observatory ({{small|413}}) || align=center | 109 || cubewano? || 42.4 || 0.00 || align=center | 1 || 42.4 || 42.4 || — || {{M+J|1995+FB21}}
|-id="1995 GA7"
| {{mp|1995 GA|7}} || align=center | 3 April 1995 || [[Organization:Mauna Kea Observatories|Mauna Kea Obs.]] ({{small|568}}) || align=center | 150 || [[Astronomy:Plutino|plutino]]? || 39.5 || 0.12 || align=center | 4 || 34.8 || 44.2 || — || {{M+J|1995+GA7}}
|-id="1995 GJ"
| '''{{mpl|1995 GJ}}''' || align=center | 3 April 1995 || Mauna Kea Obs. ({{small|568}}) || align=center | 166 || other TNO || 42.9 || 0.09 || align=center | 23 || 39.0 || 46.8 || — || {{M+J|1995+GJ}}
|-id="1995 GY7"
| {{mp|1995 GY|7}} || align=center | 6 April 1995 || La Silla Obs. ({{small|809}}) || align=center | 109 || [[Astronomy:Classical Kuiper belt object|cubewano]]? || 41.3 || 0.00 || align=center | 1 || 41.3 || 41.3 || — || {{M+J|1995+GY7}}
|-id="1995 KJ1"
| {{mp|1995 KJ|1}} || align=center | 30 May 1995 || [[Organization:Mauna Kea Observatories|Mauna Kea Obs.]] ({{small|568}}) || align=center | 172 || cubewano? || 43.5 || 0.00 || align=center | 3 || 43.5 || 43.5 || — || {{M+J|1995+KJ1}}
|-id="1995 KK1"
| {{mp|1995 KK|1}} || align=center | 30 May 1995 || Mauna Kea Obs. ({{small|568}}) || align=center | 94 || [[Astronomy:Plutino|plutino]]? || 39.5 || 0.19 || align=center | 9 || 32.0 || 47.0 || — || {{M+J|1995+KK1}}
|-id="1995 YY3"
| {{mp|1995 YY|3}} || align=center | 24 December 1995 || Mauna Kea Obs. ({{small|568}}) || align=center | 83 || other TNO || 39.2 || 0.22 || align=center | 0 || 30.6 || 47.7 || — || {{M+J|1995+YY3}}
|}
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=== 1996 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width: 100%;"
|-
! width= 110 rowspan=2 | [[Astronomy:Minor planet designation|Designation]]
! colspan=2 width=115 | First Observed (discovered)
! rowspan=2 | [[Diameter|D]] (km)
! colspan=6 | Orbital description
! rowspan=2 width=180 | Remarks
! rowspan=2 width=55 class="unsortable" | Refs
|-
! width=55 | Date
! Observer<br />(Site)
! Class
! a<br />{{small|([[Astronomy:Astronomical unit|AU]])}}
! [[Astronomy:Orbital eccentricity|e]]
! [[Astronomy:Orbital inclination|''i'']]<br />{{small|([[Degree (angle)|°]])}}
! q<br />{{small|(AU)}}
! Q<br />{{small|(AU)}}
|-id="1996 AS20"
| {{mp|1996 AS|20}} || align=center | 14 January 1996 || [[Astronomy:Spacewatch|Spacewatch]] ({{small|691}}) || align=center | 77 || [[Astronomy:Centaur (minor planet)|centaur]] || 35.8 || 0.62 || align=center | 11 || 13.6 || 58.0 || — || {{M+J|1996+AS20}}
|-id="1996 KV1"
| {{mp|1996 KV|1}} || align=center | 21 May 1996 || [[Biography:Chad Trujillo|C. Trujillo]]<br />[[Biography:David C. Jewitt|D. C. Jewitt]]<br />[[Biography:Jane Luu|J. X. Luu]] ({{small|568}}) || align=center | 178 || [[Astronomy:Classical Kuiper belt object|cubewano]] (hot) || 45.5 || 0.12 || align=center | 8 || 40.2 || 50.9 || — || {{M+J|1996+KV1}}
|-id="1996 KX1"
| {{mp|1996 KX|1}} || align=center | 22 May 1996 || [[Organization:Mauna Kea Observatories|Mauna Kea Obs.]] ({{small|568}}) || align=center | 94 || [[Astronomy:Plutino|plutino]]? || 39.5 || 0.10 || align=center | 2 || 35.7 || 43.4 || — || {{M+J|1996+KX1}}
|-id="1996 KY1"
| {{mp|1996 KY|1}} || align=center | 16 May 1996 || Mauna Kea Obs. ({{small|568}}) || align=center | 119 || plutino? || 39.5 || 0.10 || align=center | 31 || 35.7 || 43.3 || — || {{M+J|1996+KY1}}
|-id="1996 RQ20"
| {{mp|1996 RQ|20}} || align=center | 6 September 1996 || [[Biography:David L. Rabinowitz|D. L. Rabinowitz]] ({{small|675}}) || align=center | 173 || other TNO || 44.0 || 0.10 || align=center | 32 || 39.4 || 48.7 || BR-mag: 1.56; taxonomy: IR || {{M+J|1996+RQ20}}
|}
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=== 1997 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width: 100%;"
|-
! width= 110 rowspan=2 | [[Astronomy:Minor planet designation|Designation]]
! colspan=2 width=115 | First Observed (discovered)
! rowspan=2 | [[Diameter|D]] (km)
! colspan=6 | Orbital description
! rowspan=2 width=180 | Remarks
! rowspan=2 width=55 class="unsortable" | Refs
|-
! width=55 | Date
! Observer<br />(Site)
! Class
! a<br />{{small|([[Astronomy:Astronomical unit|AU]])}}
! [[Astronomy:Orbital eccentricity|e]]
! [[Astronomy:Orbital inclination|''i'']]<br />{{small|([[Degree (angle)|°]])}}
! q<br />{{small|(AU)}}
! Q<br />{{small|(AU)}}
|-id="1997 CW29"
| {{mp|1997 CW|29}} || align=center | 8 February 1997 || [[Organization:Mauna Kea Observatories|Mauna Kea Obs.]] ({{small|568}}) || align=center | 237 || [[Astronomy:Plutino|plutino]]? || 39.4 || 0.08 || align=center | 19 || 36.3 || 42.5 || — || {{M+J|1997+CW29}}
|-id="1997 GA45"
| {{mp|1997 GA|45}} || align=center | 3 April 1997 || [[Biography:Brett J. Gladman|B. Gladman]] ({{small|568}}) || align=center | 98 || [[Astronomy:Classical Kuiper belt object|cubewano]] (hot) || 47.0 || 0.17 || align=center | 8 || 38.9 || 55.0 || — || {{M+J|1997+GA45}}
|-id="1997 QH4"
| {{mp|1997 QH|4}} || align=center | 27 August 1997 || [[Biography:David C. Jewitt|D. C. Jewitt]]<br />[[Biography:Chad Trujillo|C. Trujillo]]<br />[[Biography:Jane Luu|J. X. Luu]]<br />K. Berney ({{small|568}}) || align=center | 204 || cubewano (hot) || 43.0 || 0.09 || align=center | 13 || 39.2 || 46.7 || BR-mag: 1.68; taxonomy: RR || {{M+J|1997+QH4}}
|-id="1997 RL13"
| {{mp|1997 RL|13}} || align=center | 5 September 1997 || [[Organization:Palomar Observatory|Palomar Obs.]] ({{small|675}}) || align=center | 43 || cubewano? || 44.5 || 0.00 || align=center | 6 || 44.5 || 44.5 || — || {{M+J|1997+RL13}}
|-id="1997 RX9"
| {{mp|1997 RX|9}} || align=center | 7 September 1997 || [[Biography:Brett J. Gladman|B. Gladman]] ({{small|675}}) || align=center | 91 || other TNO || 41.8 || 0.05 || align=center | 30 || 39.7 || 44.0 || — || {{M+J|1997+RX9}}
|-id="1997 RY6"
| {{mp|1997 RY|6}} || align=center | 6 September 1997 || La Palma Obs. ({{small|950}}) || align=center | 162 || [[Astronomy:Classical Kuiper belt object|cubewano]] (hot) || 41.4 || 0.00 || align=center | 12 || 41.4 || 41.4 || — || {{M+J|1997+RY6}}
|-id="1997 TX8"
| {{mp|1997 TX|8}} || align=center | 5 October 1997 || [[Organization:Palomar Observatory|Palomar Obs.]] ({{small|675}}) || align=center | 94 || [[Astronomy:Plutino|plutino]]? || 39.3 || 0.19 || align=center | 9 || 32.0 || 46.6 || — || {{M+J|1997+TX8}}
|-id="1997 UG25"
| {{mp|1997 UG|25}} || align=center | 26 October 1997 || La Palma Obs. ({{small|950}}) || align=center | 68 || [[Astronomy:Classical Kuiper belt object|cubewano]]? || 43.3 || 0.00 || align=center | 1 || 43.3 || 43.3 || — || {{M+J|1997+UG25}}
|}
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=== 1998 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width: 100%;"
|-
! width= 110 rowspan=2 | [[Astronomy:Minor planet designation|Designation]]
! colspan=2 width=115 | First Observed (discovered)
! rowspan=2 | [[Diameter|D]] (km)
! colspan=6 | Orbital description
! rowspan=2 width=180 | Remarks
! rowspan=2 width=55 class="unsortable" | Refs
|-
! width=55 | Date
! Observer<br />(Site)
! Class
! a<br />{{small|([[Astronomy:Astronomical unit|AU]])}}
! [[Astronomy:Orbital eccentricity|e]]
! [[Astronomy:Orbital inclination|''i'']]<br />{{small|([[Degree (angle)|°]])}}
! q<br />{{small|(AU)}}
! Q<br />{{small|(AU)}}
|-id="1998 FS144"
| {{mp|1998 FS|144}} || align=center | 23 March 1998 || Northfield Mount Hermon School ({{small|807}}) || align=center | 235 || [[Astronomy:Classical Kuiper belt object|cubewano]] (hot) || 41.6 || 0.02 || align=center | 10 || 40.6 || 42.5 || BR-mag: 1.53; taxonomy: IR || {{M+J|1998+FS144}}
|-id="1998 HL151"
| {{mp|1998 HL|151}} || align=center | 29 April 1998 || [[Biography:David C. Jewitt|D. C. Jewitt]]<br />[[Biography:Jane Luu|J. X. Luu]]<br />[[Biography:Chad Trujillo|C. Trujillo]]<br />[[Biography:David J. Tholen|D. J. Tholen]] ({{small|568}}) || align=center | 100 || other TNO || 40.7 || 0.09 || align=center | 28 || 37.2 || 44.3 || BR-mag: 1.06 || {{M+J|1998+HL151}}
|-id="1998 HN151"
| {{mp|1998 HN|151}} || align=center | 21 April 1998 || J. Kormendy<br />R. Wainscoat<br />D. J. Tholen<br />D. C. Jewitt ({{small|568}}) || align=center | 91 || other TNO || 37.9 || 0.06 || align=center | 25 || 35.8 || 40.0 || — || {{M+J|1998+HN151}}
|-id="1998 HO151"
| {{mp|1998 HO|151}} || align=center | 22 April 1998 || R. Wainscoat<br />J. Kormendy<br />D. C. Jewitt<br />[[Biography:Jane Luu|J. X. Luu]] ({{small|568}}) || align=center | 95 || other TNO || 41.3 || 0.10 || align=center | 17 || 37.3 || 45.2 || — || {{M+J|1998+HO151}}
|-id="1998 HR151"
| {{mp|1998 HR|151}} || align=center | 28 April 1998 || [[Organization:Mauna Kea Observatories|Mauna Kea Obs.]] ({{small|568}}) || align=center | 65 || [[Astronomy:Classical Kuiper belt object|cubewano]]? || 45.5 || 0.12 || align=center | 7 || 39.9 || 51.1 || — || {{M+J|1998+HR151}}
|-id="1998 KD66"
| {{mp|1998 KD|66}} || align=center | 29 May 1998 || Cerro Tololo Obs. ({{small|807}}) || align=center | 57 || cubewano? || 43.1 || 0.05 || align=center | 5 || 40.9 || 45.3 || — || {{M+J|1998+KD66}}
|-id="1998 KE66"
| {{mp|1998 KE|66}} || align=center | 29 May 1998 || Cerro Tololo Obs. ({{small|807}}) || align=center | 54 || cubewano? || 42.1 || 0.00 || align=center | 3 || 42.1 || 42.1 || — || {{M+J|1998+KE66}}
|-id="1998 KF66"
| {{mp|1998 KF|66}} || align=center | 29 May 1998 || Cerro Tololo Obs. ({{small|807}}) || align=center | 52 || [[Astronomy:Plutino|plutino]]? || 39.5 || 0.21 || align=center | 6 || 31.1 || 47.9 || — || {{M+J|1998+KF66}}
|-id="1998 KG66"
| {{mp|1998 KG|66}} || align=center | 29 May 1998 || Cerro Tololo Obs. ({{small|807}}) || align=center | 57 || [[Astronomy:Classical Kuiper belt object|cubewano]]? || 45.2 || 0.00 || align=center | 4 || 45.2 || 45.2 || — || {{M+J|1998+KG66}}
|-id="1998 KS65"
| {{mp|1998 KS|65}} || align=center | 29 May 1998 || G. Bernstein ({{small|807}}) || align=center | 98 || cubewano (cold) || 44.2 || 0.04 || align=center | 1 || 42.3 || 46.0 || BR-mag: 1.73; taxonomy: RR-IR || {{M+J|1998+KS65}}
|-id="1998 KY61"
| {{mp|1998 KY|61}} || align=center | 29 May 1998 || G. Bernstein ({{small|807}}) || align=center | 115 || cubewano (cold) || 44.7 || 0.04 || align=center | 2 || 43.0 || 46.5 || — || {{M+J|1998+KY61}}
|-id="1998 UR43"
| {{mp|1998 UR|43}} || align=center | 22 October 1998 || [[Biography:Marc Buie|M. W. Buie]] ({{small|695}}) || align=center | 103 || [[Astronomy:Plutino|plutino]] || 39.4 || 0.22 || align=center | 9 || 30.8 || 48.1 || BR-mag: 1.27; taxonomy: BR || {{M+J|1998+UR43}}
|-id="1998 WS31"
| {{mp|1998 WS|31}} || align=center | 18 November 1998 || M. W. Buie ({{small|695}}) || align=center | 105 || plutino || 39.4 || 0.20 || align=center | 7 || 31.4 || 47.3 || BR-mag: 1.32; taxonomy: IR-BR || {{M+J|1998+WS31}}
|-id="1998 WV24"
| {{mp|1998 WV|24}} || align=center | 18 November 1998 || M. W. Buie ({{small|695}}) || align=center | 104 || other TNO || 39.0 || 0.04 || align=center | 2 || 37.4 || 40.6 || BR-mag: 1.27; taxonomy: BR; [[Astronomy:Minor-planet moon#1998 WV24|binary]]: 91 km || {{M+J|1998+WV24}}
|-id="1998 WV31"
| {{mp|1998 WV|31}} || align=center | 19 November 1998 || M. W. Buie ({{small|695}}) || align=center | 150 || [[Astronomy:Plutino|plutino]] || 39.3 || 0.27 || align=center | 6 || 28.6 || 50.1 || BR-mag: 1.31; taxonomy: BR || {{M+J|1998+WV31}}
|-id="1998 WW31"
| '''{{mpl|1998 WW|31}}''' || align=center | 18 November 1998 || M. W. Buie ({{small|695}}) || align=center | 148 || [[Astronomy:Classical Kuiper belt object|cubewano]] (hot) || 44.7 || 0.09 || align=center | 7 || 40.7 || 48.6 || albedo: 0.054; [[Astronomy:Minor-planet moon#1998 WW31|binary]]: 123 km || {{M+J|1998+WW31}}
|-id="1998 WX24"
| {{mp|1998 WX|24}} || align=center | 18 November 1998 || M. W. Buie ({{small|695}}) || align=center | 152 || cubewano (cold) || 43.3 || 0.04 || align=center | 1 || 41.5 || 45.1 || BR-mag: 1.79; taxonomy: RR || {{M+J|1998+WX24}}
|-id="1998 WY31"
| {{mp|1998 WY|31}} || align=center | 18 November 1998 || M. W. Buie ({{small|695}}) || align=center | 132 || cubewano (cold) || 45.0 || 0.11 || align=center | 2 || 39.9 || 50.2 || — || {{M+J|1998+WY31}}
|-id="1998 WZ24"
| {{mp|1998 WZ|24}} || align=center | 18 November 1998 || [[Astronomy:Kitt Peak National Observatory|Kitt Peak Obs.]] ({{small|695}}) || align=center | 113 || [[Astronomy:Plutino|plutino]]? || 39.5 || 0.18 || align=center | 5 || 32.4 || 46.6 || — || {{M+J|1998+WZ24}}
|-id="1998 WZ31"
| {{mp|1998 WZ|31}} || align=center | 19 November 1998 || [[Biography:Marc Buie|M. W. Buie]] ({{small|695}}) || align=center | 108 || plutino || 39.4 || 0.17 || align=center | 15 || 32.8 || 46.1 || BR-mag: 1.26; taxonomy: BB-BR || {{M+J|1998+WZ31}}
|}
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=== {{anchor|Other partial lists-1}} 1999–2007 ===

{{Div col|colwidth=24em}}
* List of unnumbered trans-Neptunian objects: 1999
* List of unnumbered trans-Neptunian objects: 2000
* List of unnumbered trans-Neptunian objects: 2001
* List of unnumbered trans-Neptunian objects: 2002
* List of unnumbered trans-Neptunian objects: 2003
* List of unnumbered trans-Neptunian objects: 2004
* List of unnumbered trans-Neptunian objects: 2005
* List of unnumbered trans-Neptunian objects: 2006
* List of unnumbered trans-Neptunian objects: 2007
{{Div col end}}
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=== 2008 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width: 100%;"
|-
! width= 110 rowspan=2 | [[Astronomy:Minor planet designation|Designation]]
! colspan=2 width=115 | First Observed (discovered)
! rowspan=2 | [[Diameter|D]] (km)
! colspan=6 | Orbital description
! rowspan=2 width=180 | Remarks
! rowspan=2 width=55 class="unsortable" | Refs
|-
! width=55 | Date
! Observer<br />(Site)
! Class
! a<br />{{small|([[Astronomy:Astronomical unit|AU]])}}
! [[Astronomy:Orbital eccentricity|e]]
! [[Astronomy:Orbital inclination|''i'']]<br />{{small|([[Degree (angle)|°]])}}
! q<br />{{small|(AU)}}
! Q<br />{{small|(AU)}}
|-id="2008 AP118"
| {{mp|2008 AP|118}} || align=center | 6 January 2008 || [[Organization:Mauna Kea Observatories|Mauna Kea Obs.]] ({{small|568}}) || align=center | 95 || [[Astronomy:Classical Kuiper belt object|cubewano]]? || 44.1 || 0.16 || align=center | 1 || 36.9 || 51.3 || — || {{M+J|2008+AP118}}
|-id="2008 AQ118"
| {{mp|2008 AQ|118}} || align=center | 6 January 2008 || P. A. Wiegert ({{small|568}}) || align=center | 257 || other TNO || 41.3 || 0.06 || align=center | 25 || 38.9 || 43.6 || — || {{M+J|2008+AQ118}}
|-id="2008 AU138"
| {{mp|2008 AU|138}} || align=center | 8 January 2008 || [[Organization:Mauna Kea Observatories|Mauna Kea Obs.]] ({{small|568}}) || align=center | 254 || [[Astronomy:Centaur (minor planet)|centaur]] || 32.3 || 0.38 || align=center | 43 || 20.1 || 44.5 || — || {{M+J|2008+AU138}}
|-id="2008 JO41"
| {{mp|2008 JO|41}} || align=center | 11 May 2008 || Mauna Kea Obs. ({{small|568}}) || align=center | 79 || SDO || 88.3 || 0.55 || align=center | 49 || 39.9 || 137 || — || {{M+J|2008+JO41}}
|-id="2008 LD18"
| {{mp|2008 LD|18}} || align=center | 7 June 2008 || Mauna Kea Obs. ({{small|568}}) || align=center | 91 || other TNO || 40.2 || 0.30 || align=center | 15 || 28.0 || 52.5 || — || {{M+J|2008+LD18}}
|-id="2008 UA332"
| {{mp|2008 UA|332}} || align=center | 26 October 2008 || L. H. Wasserman ({{small|807}}) || align=center | 207 || res{{·}}1:4 || 76.8 || 0.52 || align=center | 31 || 36.9 || 117 || — || {{M+J|2008+UA332}}
|-id="2008 UB332"
| {{mp|2008 UB|332}} || align=center | 26 October 2008 || Cerro Tololo Obs. ({{small|807}}) || align=center | 197 || [[Astronomy:Plutino|plutino]]? || 39.5 || 0.24 || align=center | 33 || 29.9 || 49.1 || — || {{M+J|2008+UB332}}
|}
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=== {{anchor|Other partial lists-2}} 2009–2018 ===

{{Div col|colwidth=24em}}
* List of unnumbered trans-Neptunian objects: 2009
* List of unnumbered trans-Neptunian objects: 2010
* List of unnumbered trans-Neptunian objects: 2011
* List of unnumbered trans-Neptunian objects: 2012
* List of unnumbered trans-Neptunian objects: 2013
* List of unnumbered trans-Neptunian objects: 2014
* List of unnumbered trans-Neptunian objects: 2015
* List of unnumbered trans-Neptunian objects: 2016
* List of unnumbered trans-Neptunian objects: 2017
* List of unnumbered trans-Neptunian objects: 2018
{{Div col end}}
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=== 2019 ===
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width: 100%;"
|-
! width= 110 rowspan=2 | [[Astronomy:Minor planet designation|Designation]]
! colspan=2 width=115 | First Observed (discovered)
! rowspan=2 | [[Diameter|D]] (km)
! colspan=6 | Orbital description
! rowspan=2 width=180 | Remarks
! rowspan=2 width=55 class="unsortable" | Refs
|-
! width=55 | Date
! Observer<br />(Site)
! Class
! a<br />{{small|([[Astronomy:Astronomical unit|AU]])}}
! [[Astronomy:Orbital eccentricity|e]]
! [[Astronomy:Orbital inclination|''i'']]<br />{{small|([[Degree (angle)|°]])}}
! q<br />{{small|(AU)}}
! Q<br />{{small|(AU)}}
|-id="2019 AC77"
| {{mp|2019 AC|77}} || align=center | 11 January 2019 || Cerro Tololo Obs. ({{small|807}}) || align=center | 181 || SDO || 57.1 || 0.38 || align=center | 12 || 35.3 || 78.9 || — || {{M+J|2019+AC77}}
|-id="2019 EA5"
| {{mp|2019 EA|5}} || align=center | 6 March 2019 || Cerro Tololo Obs. ({{small|807}}) || align=center | 171 || SDO || 69.8 || 0.45 || align=center | 28 || 38.2 || 101 || — || {{M+J|2019+EA5}}
|-id="2019 EB5"
| {{mp|2019 EB|5}} || align=center | 4 March 2019 || Cerro Tololo Obs. ({{small|807}}) || align=center | 155 || SDO || 52.3 || 0.32 || align=center | 8 || 35.6 || 68.9 || — || {{M+J|2019+EB5}}
|-id="2019 ET5"
| {{mp|2019 ET|5}} || align=center | 5 March 2019 || [[Organization:Mauna Kea Observatories|Mauna Kea Obs.]] ({{small|568}}) || align=center | 187 || SDO || 52.4 || 0.26 || align=center | 12 || 38.9 || 66.0 || — || {{M+J|2019+ET5}}
|-id="2019 EU5"
| '''{{mpl|2019 EU|5}}''' || align=center | 6 January 2016 || Mauna Kea Obs. ({{small|568}}) || align=center | 198 || EDDO || 973 || 0.95 || align=center | 18 || 46.7 || 1900 || [[Astronomy:Extreme trans-Neptunian object|ETNO]] || {{M+J|2019+EU5}}
|-id="2019 EV5"
| {{mp|2019 EV|5}} || align=center | 5 March 2019 || Mauna Kea Obs. ({{small|568}}) || align=center | 117 || SDO || 55.7 || 0.43 || align=center | 9 || 31.7 || 79.8 || — || {{M+J|2019+EV5}}
|-id="2019 GJ23"
| {{mp|2019 GJ|23}} || align=center | 5 April 2019 || Korea Microlensing Telescope Network-CTIO ({{small|W93}}) || align=center | 130 || [[Astronomy:Classical Kuiper belt object|cubewano]] (cold) || 43.7 || 0.08 || align=center | 1 || 40.4 || 47.0 || — || {{M+J|2019+GJ23}}
|-id="2019 GZ129"
| {{mp|2019 GZ|129}} || align=center | 4 April 2019 || Cerro Tololo Obs. ({{small|807}}) || align=center | 146 || SDO || 61.8 || 0.36 || align=center | 9 || 39.3 || 84.3 || — || {{M+J|2019+GZ129}}
|-id="2019 QQ8"
| {{mp|2019 QQ|8}} || align=center | 28 August 2019 || [[Astronomy:Pan-STARRS|Pan-STARRS]] ({{small|F51}}) || align=center | 10 || [[Astronomy:Centaur (minor planet)|centaur]] || 61.8 || 0.89 || align=center | 24 || 6.8 || 117 || — || {{M+J|2019+QQ8}}
|-id="2019 RO4"
| {{mp|2019 RO|4}} || align=center | 4 September 2019 || [[Astronomy:Lowell Discovery Telescope|Lowell Discovery Tel.]] ({{small|G37}}) || align=center | 164 || other TNO || 42.0 || 0.17 || align=center | 20 || 34.7 || 49.3 || — || {{M+J|2019+RO4}}
|-id="2019 SJ187"
| {{mp|2019 SJ|187}} || align=center | 26 September 2019 || Cerro Tololo Obs. ({{small|807}}) || align=center | 192 || SDO || 74.5 || 0.50 || align=center | 21 || 36.9 || 112 || — || {{M+J|2019+SJ187}}
|-id="2019 SS149"
| {{mp|2019 SS|149}} || align=center | 24 September 2019 || Cerro Tololo Obs. ({{small|807}}) || align=center | 213 || SDO || 119 || 0.70 || align=center | 15 || 35.4 || 203 || — || {{M+J|2019+SS149}}
|-id="2019 TX7"
| {{mp|2019 TX|7}} || align=center | 7 October 2019 || [[Astronomy:Pan-STARRS|Pan-STARRS]] ({{small|F51}}) || align=center | 10 || [[Astronomy:Centaur (minor planet)|centaur]] || 33.2 || 0.80 || align=center | 5 || 6.6 || 59.9 || — || {{M+J|2019+TX7}}
|-id="2019 UH12"
| {{mp|2019 UH|12}} || align=center | 27 October 2019 || Pan-STARRS 2 ({{small|F52}}) || align=center | 40 || centaur || 52.9 || 0.85 || align=center | 47 || 7.9 || 98.0 || — || {{M+J|2019+UH12}}
|}
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=== 2020 ===
* List of unnumbered trans-Neptunian objects: 2020
=== 2021 ===
{{Incomplete list|date=October 2023}}
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width: 100%;"
|-
! rowspan="2" width="110" | [[Astronomy:Minor planet designation|Designation]]
! colspan="2" width="115" | First Observed (discovered)
! rowspan="2" | [[Diameter|D]] (km)
! colspan="6" | Orbital description
! rowspan="2" width="180" | Remarks
! rowspan="2" width="55" class="unsortable" | Refs
|-
! width="55" | Date
! Observer<br />(Site)
! Class
! a<br />{{small|([[Astronomy:Astronomical unit|AU]])}}
! [[Astronomy:Orbital eccentricity|e]]
! [[Astronomy:Orbital inclination|''i'']]<br />{{small|([[Degree (angle)|°]])}}
! q<br />{{small|(AU)}}
! Q<br />{{small|(AU)}}
|- id="2021 CP5"
| {{mp|2021 CP|5}} || align="center" | 7 February 2021 || [[Astronomy:Pan-STARRS|Pan-STARRS]] ({{small|F51}}) || align="center" | 20 || [[Astronomy:Centaur (minor planet)|centaur]] || 332 || 0.97 || align="center" | 9 || 10.6 || 654 || — || {{M+J|2021+CP5}}
|- id="2021 DM15"
| {{mp|2021 DM|15}} || align="center" | 17 February 2021 || [[Organization:Mauna Kea Observatories|Mauna Kea Obs.]] ({{small|568}}) || align="center" | 87 || [[Astronomy:Classical Kuiper belt object|cubewano]]? || 45.4 || 0.03 || align="center" | 2 || 43.9 || 47.0 || [[Astronomy:Minor-planet moon#2021 DM15|binary]]: 70 km || {{M+J|2021+DM15}}
|- id="2021 DN15"
| {{mp|2021 DN|15}} || align="center" | 17 February 2021 || Mauna Kea Obs. ({{small|568}}) || align="center" | 98 || cubewano? || 43.8 || 0.04 || align="center" | 3 || 41.9 || 45.7 || [[Astronomy:Minor-planet moon#2021 DN15|binary]]: 93 km || {{M+J|2021+DN15}}
|- id="2021 DO15"
| {{mp|2021 DO|15}} || align="center" | 16 February 2021 || Mauna Kea Obs. ({{small|568}}) || align="center" | 208 || other TNO || 50.9 || 0.18 || align="center" | 23 || 41.6 || 60.2 || — || {{M+J|2021+DO15}}
|- id="2021 DP15"
| {{mp|2021 DP|15}} || align="center" | 16 February 2021 || Mauna Kea Obs. ({{small|568}}) || align="center" | 214 || SDO || 90.0 || 0.66 || align="center" | 4 || 30.8 || 149 || — || {{M+J|2021+DP15}}
|- id="2021 DQ15"
| {{mp|2021 DQ|15}} || align="center" | 16 February 2021 || Mauna Kea Obs. ({{small|568}}) || align="center" | 307 || [[Astronomy:Centaur (minor planet)|centaur]] || 79.4 || 0.65 || align="center" | 3 || 27.9 || 131 || — || {{M+J|2021+DQ15}}
|- id="2021 DR15"
| '''{{mpl|2021 DR|15}}''' || align="center" | 10 March 2005 || Apache Point-Sloan Digital Sky Survey ({{small|645}}) || align="center" | 713 || SDO || 67.2 || 0.44 || align="center" | 31 || 37.8 || 96.5 || — || {{M+J|2021+DR15}}
|- id="2021 DS15"
| {{mp|2021 DS|15}} || align="center" | 17 February 2021 || [[Organization:Mauna Kea Observatories|Mauna Kea Obs.]] ({{small|568}}) || align="center" | 144 || [[Astronomy:Classical Kuiper belt object|cubewano]]? || 43.3 || 0.05 || align="center" | 3 || 41.2 || 45.4 || [[Astronomy:Minor-planet moon#2021 DS15|binary]]: 119 km || {{M+J|2021+DS15}}
|-
|{{mp|2021 DK|18}}
|17 February 2021
|[[Organization:Mauna Kea Observatories|Mauna Kea Obs.]] ({{small|568}})
|
|[[Astronomy:Extreme trans-Neptunian object|ETNO]]
|731.633
|0.939
|15.450
|44.498
|1418
|
|{{M+J|2021+DK18}}
|- id="2021 EE44"
| {{mp|2021 EE|44}} || align="center" | 5 March 2021 || [[Astronomy:Lowell Discovery Telescope|Lowell Discovery Tel.]] ({{small|G37}}) || align="center" | 279 || [[Astronomy:Centaur (minor planet)|centaur]]? || 42.4 || 0.34 || align="center" | 8 || 27.9 || 56.9 || — || {{M+J|2021+EE44}}
|- id="2021 GU122"
| {{mp|2021 GU|122}} || align="center" | 5 April 2021 || Korea Microlensing Telescope Network-CTIO ({{small|W93}}) || align="center" | 90 || [[Astronomy:Classical Kuiper belt object|cubewano]]? || 60.5 || 0.33 || align="center" | 12 || 40.9 || 80.1 || — || {{M+J|2021+GU122}}
|- id="2021 GV122"
| {{mp|2021 GV|122}} || align="center" | 12 April 2021 || Korea Microlensing Telescope Network-CTIO ({{small|W93}}) || align="center" | 94 || [[Astronomy:Plutino|plutino]]? || 39.2 || 0.09 || align="center" | 17 || 35.9 || 42.6 || — || {{M+J|2021+GV122}}
|- id="2021 GW122"
| {{mp|2021 GW|122}} || align="center" | 12 April 2021 || Korea Microlensing Telescope Network-CTIO ({{small|W93}}) || align="center" | 82 || [[Astronomy:Classical Kuiper belt object|cubewano]]? || 42.6 || 0.07 || align="center" | 1 || 39.5 || 45.8 || — || {{M+J|2021+GW122}}
|- id="2021 RR205"
| '''{{mpl|2021 RR|205}}''' || align="center" | 5 September 2021 || [[Organization:Mauna Kea Observatories|Mauna Kea Obs.]] || align="center" | 200 || [[Astronomy:Sednoid|sednoid]] || 990.9 || 0.943 || align="center" | 7.644 || 55.541 || 1926 || — || {{M+J|2021+RR205}}

|}

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=== 2022 ===
{{Incomplete list|date=October 2023}}
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width: 100%;"
|-
! width= 110 rowspan=2 | [[Astronomy:Minor planet designation|Designation]]
! colspan=2 width=115 | First Observed (discovered)
! rowspan=2 | [[Diameter|D]] (km)
! colspan=6 | Orbital description
! rowspan=2 width=180 | Remarks
! rowspan=2 width=55 class="unsortable" | Refs
|-
! width=55 | Date
! Observer<br />(Site)
! Class
! a<br />{{small|([[Astronomy:Astronomical unit|AU]])}}
! [[Astronomy:Orbital eccentricity|e]]
! [[Astronomy:Orbital inclination|''i'']]<br />{{small|([[Degree (angle)|°]])}}
! q<br />{{small|(AU)}}
! Q<br />{{small|(AU)}}
|-id="2022 FA7"
| {{mp|2022 FA|7}} || align=center | 12 April 2021 || Korea Microlensing Telescope Network-CTIO ({{small|W93}}) || align=center | 202 || other TNO || 44.0 || 0.31 || align=center | 15 || 30.5 || 57.5 || — || {{M+J|2022+FA7}}
|-id="2022 FR6"
| {{mp|2022 FR|6}} || align=center | 1 March 2020 || Korea Microlensing Telescope Network-CTIO ({{small|W93}}) || align=center | 112 || [[Astronomy:Classical Kuiper belt object|cubewano]]? || 44.1 || 0.08 || align=center | 7 || 40.8 || 47.5 || — || {{M+J|2022+FR6}}
|-id="2022 GP4"
| {{mp|2022 GP|4}} || align=center | 12 April 2021 || Korea Microlensing Telescope Network-CTIO ({{small|W93}}) || align=center | 81 || [[Astronomy:Classical Kuiper belt object|cubewano]]? || 43.6 || 0.12 || align=center | 10 || 38.5 || 48.8 || — || {{M+J|2022+GP4}}
|-id="2022 GY3"
| {{mp|2022 GY|3}} || align=center | 16 April 2021 || Korea Microlensing Telescope Network-CTIO ({{small|W93}}) || align=center | 114 || [[Astronomy:Classical Kuiper belt object|cubewano]]? || 42.7 || 0.14 || align=center | 2 || 36.7 || 48.6 || — || {{M+J|2022+GY3}}
|-id="2022 GZ3"
| {{mp|2022 GZ|3}} || align=center | 16 April 2021 || Korea Microlensing Telescope Network-CTIO ({{small|W93}}) || align=center | 105 || [[Astronomy:Classical Kuiper belt object|cubewano]]? || 41.6 || 0.07 || align=center | 16 || 38.5 || 44.8 || — || {{M+J|2022+GZ3}}
|}

=== 2023 ===
{{clear|right}}
{{Incomplete list|date=October 2023}}
{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width: 100%;"
|-
! rowspan="2" width="110" | [[Astronomy:Minor planet designation|Designation]]
! colspan="2" width="115" | First Observed (discovered)
! rowspan="2" | [[Diameter|D]] (km)
! colspan="6" | Orbital description
! rowspan="2" width="180" | Remarks
! rowspan="2" width="55" class="unsortable" | Refs
|-
! width="55" | Date
! Observer<br />(Site)
! Class
! a<br />{{small|([[Astronomy:Astronomical unit|AU]])}}
! [[Astronomy:Orbital eccentricity|e]]
! [[Astronomy:Orbital inclination|''i'']]<br />{{small|([[Degree (angle)|°]])}}
! q<br />{{small|(AU)}}
! Q<br />{{small|(AU)}}
|- id="2022 FA7"
| {{mp|2023 DP|5}} || align="center" | 19 February 2023 || [[Astronomy:Mount Lemmon Survey|Mount Lemmon Survey]] ({{small|G96}}) || align="center" | || damocloid|| 93.37 || 0.95 || align="center" | 118.4 || 4.8 || 181.94 || — || {{M+J|2023+DP5}}
|}
== Ignored objects ==
The Minor Planet Center does not include the following 111 objects with a semi-major axis larger than that of Neptune in its respective lists ''(see {{section link||top}})''.<ref name="MPC-List-TNOs" /><ref name="MPC-List-Cen-and-SDO" />{{efn|name=Ignored-objects}} The data is sourced from the ''List of Known Trans-Neptunian Objects'' at Johnston's Archive.<ref name="TNO-list-Johnstons" />

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width: 100%; font-size: 0.9em;"
|-
! width= 110 rowspan=2 | [[Astronomy:Minor planet designation|Designation]]
! rowspan=2 | [[Diameter|D]] (km)
! colspan=6 | Orbital description
! rowspan=2 width=180 | Remarks
! rowspan=2 width=55 class="unsortable" | Refs
|-
! Class
! a<br />{{small|([[Astronomy:Astronomical unit|AU]])}}
! [[Astronomy:Orbital eccentricity|e]]
! [[Astronomy:Orbital inclination|''i'']]<br />{{small|([[Degree (angle)|°]])}}
! q<br />{{small|(AU)}}
! Q<br />{{small|(AU)}}
|-id="65407"
| {{mpl|(65407) 2002 RP|120}} || align=center | 15 || damocloid || 53.71 || 0.9 || align=center | 119.38 || 2.4 || 104.9 || albedo: 0.098; BR-mag: 1.37 || {{M+J|65407}}
|-id="385571"
| [[Astronomy:385571 Otrera|385571 Otrera]] || align=center | 70 || [[Astronomy:Neptune trojan|NT]] || 30.27 || 0.0 || align=center | 1.43 || 29.3 || 31.2 || — || {{M+J|385571}}
|-id="385695"
| [[Astronomy:385695 Clete|385695 Clete]] || align=center | 91 || [[Astronomy:Neptune trojan|NT]] || 30.24 || 0.0 || align=center | 5.24 || 28.6 || 31.8 || — || {{M+J|385695}}
|-id="523794"
| {{mpl|(523794) 2015 RR|245}} || align=center | 542 || res{{·}}2:9 || 82.52 || 0.5 || align=center | 7.54 || 34.2 || 130.8 || — || {{M+J|523794}}
|-id="530664"
| {{mpl|(530664) 2011 SO|277}} || align=center | 118 || [[Astronomy:Neptune trojan|NT]] || 30.30 || 0.0 || align=center | 9.64 || 30.0 || 30.5 || — || {{M+J|530664}}
|-id="606187"
| {{mpl|(606187) 2017 QO|33}} || align=center | 11 || damocloid || 34.67 || 0.8 || align=center | 148.84 || 4.9 || 64.4 || — || {{M+J|606187}}
|-id="1996 PW"
| {{mpl|1996 PW}} || align=center | 10 || damocloid || 269.67 || 0.9 || align=center | 30.09 || 2.4 || 536.8 || — || {{M+J|1996+PW}}
|-id="2000 AB229"
| {{mpl|2000 AB|229}} || align=center | 10 || damocloid || 52.24 || 0.9 || align=center | 68.28 || 2.2 || 102.1 || — || {{M+J|2000+AB229}}
|-id="2000 KP65"
| {{mpl|2000 KP|65}} || align=center | 48 || damocloid || 89.44 || 0.9 || align=center | 45.54 || 3.3 || 175.5 || — || {{M+J|2000+KP65}}
|-id="612243"
| {{mpl|(612243) 2001 QR|322}} || align=center | 132 || [[Astronomy:Neptune trojan|NT]] || 30.36 || 0.0 || align=center | 1.32 || 29.4 || 31.3 || albedo: 0.058 || {{M+J|612243}}
|-id="2002 AR91"
| {{mpl|2002 AR|91}} || align=center | 4 || damocloid || 75.18 || 0.9 || align=center | 17.58 || 2.6 || 147.7 || — || {{M+J|2002+AR91}}
|-id="2002 CP154"
| {{mpl|2002 CP|154}} || align=center | 209 || other TNO || 51.80 || 0.1 || align=center | 1.47 || 41.9 || 61.7 || — || {{M+J|2002+CP154}}
|-id="2002 RN109"
| {{mpl|2002 RN|109}} || align=center | 5 || damocloid || 598.67 || 0.9 || align=center | 58.49 || 2.6 || 1194.6 || — || {{M+J|2002+RN109}}
|-id="2003 UY283"
| {{mpl|2003 UY|283}} || align=center | 5 || [[Astronomy:Centaur (minor planet)|centaur]] || 33.45 || 0.8 || align=center | 18.90 || 3.5 || 63.4 || — || {{M+J|2003+UY283}}
|-id="2004 CM111"
| {{mpl|2004 CM|111}} || align=center | 8 || [[Astronomy:Centaur (minor planet)|centaur]] || 33.18 || 0.8 || align=center | 4.66 || 4.9 || 61.4 || — || {{M+J|2004+CM111}}
|-id="2004 NN8"
| {{mpl|2004 NN|8}} || align=center | 5 || damocloid || 100.79 || 0.9 || align=center | 165.58 || 2.3 || 199.2 || — || {{M+J|2004+NN8}}
|-id="2005 OE"
| {{mpl|2005 OE}} || align=center | 11 || damocloid || 63.27 || 0.9 || align=center | 67.50 || 3.0 || 123.4 || — || {{M+J|2005+OE}}
|-id="2005 TN53"
| {{mpl|2005 TN|53}} || align=center | 66 || [[Astronomy:Neptune trojan|NT]] || 30.22 || 0.0 || align=center | 24.95 || 28.2 || 32.2 || — || {{M+J|2005+TN53}}
|-id="2005 VX3"
| {{mpl|2005 VX|3}} || align=center | 9 || damocloid || 769.73 || 0.9 || align=center | 112.44 || 4.1 || 1535.3 || — || {{M+J|2005+VX3}}
|-id="2006 EX52"
| {{mpl|2006 EX|52}} || align=center | 7 || damocloid || 42.06 || 0.9 || align=center | 150.26 || 2.5 || 81.5 || — || {{M+J|2006+EX52}}
|-id="2006 LM1"
| {{mpl|2006 LM|1}} || align=center | 7 || damocloid || 37.18 || 0.9 || align=center | 172.14 || 3.7 || 70.6 || — || {{M+J|2006+LM1}}
|-id="613490"
| {{mpl|(613490) 2006 RJ|103}} || align=center | 127 || [[Astronomy:Neptune trojan|NT]] || 30.13 || 0.0 || align=center | 8.17 || 29.3 || 30.9 || BR-mag: 1.31 || {{M+J|613490}}
|-id="2007 DA61"
| {{mpl|2007 DA|61}} || align=center | 6 || damocloid || 433.78 || 0.9 || align=center | 76.49 || 2.6 || 864.9 || — || {{M+J|2007+DA61}}
|-id="2008 BN18"
| {{mpl|2008 BN|18}} || align=center | 11 || damocloid || 35.00 || 0.9 || align=center | 28.73 || 2.6 || 67.3 || — || {{M+J|2008+BN18}}
|-id="2009 DD47"
| {{mpl|2009 DD|47}} || align=center | 4 || damocloid || 47.58 || 0.9 || align=center | 107.45 || 2.2 || 92.9 || — || {{M+J|2009+DD47}}
|-id="2009 WX199"
| {{mpl|2009 WX|199}} || align=center | 1.1 || damocloid || 31.35 || 0.9 || align=center | 8.74 || 1.4 || 61.3 || — || {{M+J|2009+WX199}}
|-id="2010 CG55"
| {{mpl|2010 CG|55}} || align=center | 10 || damocloid || 31.65 || 0.9 || align=center | 146.12 || 2.8 || 60.4 || albedo: 0.048 || {{M+J|2010+CG55}}
|-id="2010 DC39"
| {{mpl|2010 DC|39}} || align=center | 2.3 || damocloid || 108.39 || 0.9 || align=center | 10.54 || 1.8 || 214.9 || — || {{M+J|2010+DC39}}
|-id="2010 EX175"
| {{mpl|2010 EX|175}} || align=center | 1 || damocloid || 49.29 || 0.9 || align=center | 29.25 || 2.6 || 95.9 || — || {{M+J|2010+EX175}}
|-id="2010 GW147"
| {{mpl|2010 GW|147}} || align=center | 16 || [[Astronomy:Centaur (minor planet)|centaur]] || 176.57 || 0.9 || align=center | 99.89 || 5.3 || 347.7 || albedo: 0.037 || {{M+J|2010+GW147}}
|-id="2010 GW64"
| {{mpl|2010 GW|64}} || align=center | 6 || damocloid || 62.30 || 0.9 || align=center | 105.23 || 3.6 || 120.9 || albedo: 0.047 || {{M+J|2010+GW64}}
|-id="2010 JB184"
| {{mpl|2010 JB|184}} || align=center | 1 || unusual || 44.68 || 0.9 || align=center | 18.69 || 3.0 || 86.3 || — || {{M+J|2010+JB184}}
|-id="2010 JH124"
| {{mpl|2010 JH|124}} || align=center | 7 || damocloid || 70.04 || 0.9 || align=center | 53.36 || 2.6 || 137.4 || albedo: 0.052 || {{M+J|2010+JH124}}
|-id="2010 LN135"
| {{mpl|2010 LN|135}} || align=center | 9 || damocloid || 2901.80 || 0.9 || align=center | 64.70 || 1.7 || 5801.8 || — || {{M+J|2010+LN135}}
|-id="2010 TT191"
| {{mpl|2010 TT|191}} || align=center | 115 || [[Astronomy:Neptune trojan|NT]] || 30.11 || 0.0 || align=center | 4.28 || 28.0 || 32.2 || — || {{M+J|2010+TT191}}
|-id="2011 HM102"
| {{mpl|2011 HM|102}} || align=center | 87 || [[Astronomy:Neptune trojan|NT]] || 30.30 || 0.0 || align=center | 29.34 || 27.7 || 32.8 || BR-mag: 1.13 || {{M+J|2011+HM102}}
|-id="2011 OR17"
| {{mpl|2011 OR|17}} || align=center | 15 || damocloid || 292.27 || 0.9 || align=center | 110.38 || 3.1 || 581.4 || — || {{M+J|2011+OR17}}
|-id="2011 WS41"
| {{mpl|2011 WS|41}} || align=center | 1.9 || damocloid || 37.50 || 0.9 || align=center | 141.66 || 2.0 || 72.9 || — || {{M+J|2011+WS41}}
|-id="2012 DT42"
| {{mpl|2012 DT|42}} || align=center | 1.7 || damocloid || 45.11 || 0.9 || align=center | 1.17 || 1.4 || 88.8 || — || {{M+J|2012+DT42}}
|-id="2012 HD2"
| {{mpl|2012 HD|2}} || align=center | 5 || damocloid || 62.52 || 0.9 || align=center | 146.71 || 2.5 || 122.5 || — || {{M+J|2012+HD2}}
|-id="2012 KA51"
| {{mpl|2012 KA|51}} || align=center | 19 || damocloid || 501.79 || 0.9 || align=center | 70.90 || 4.8 || 998.7 || — || {{M+J|2012+KA51}}
|-id="2012 UD185"
| {{mpl|2012 UD|185}} || align=center | 126 || [[Astronomy:Neptune trojan|NT]] || 30.27 || 0.0 || align=center | 28.30 || 29.0 || 31.5 || — || {{M+J|2012+UD185}}
|-id="2012 UV177"
| {{mpl|2012 UV|177}} || align=center | 58 || [[Astronomy:Neptune trojan|NT]] || 30.12 || 0.0 || align=center | 20.85 || 27.9 || 32.3 || — || {{M+J|2012+UV177}}
|-id="2013 BN27"
| {{mpl|2013 BN|27}} || align=center | 2.4 || damocloid || 59.07 || 0.9 || align=center | 101.80 || 1.5 || 116.5 || — || {{M+J|2013+BN27}}
|-id="2013 DG4"
| {{mpl|2013 DG|4}} || align=center | 2.6 || damocloid || 136.08 || 0.9 || align=center | 5.29 || 1.3 || 270.8 || — || {{M+J|2013+DG4}}
|-id="2013 HS150"
| {{mpl|2013 HS|150}} || align=center | 2.6 || damocloid || 62.51 || 0.9 || align=center | 97.11 || 2.8 || 122.2 || — || {{M+J|2013+HS150}}
|-id="2013 KY18"
| {{mpl|2013 KY|18}} || align=center | 182 || [[Astronomy:Neptune trojan|NT]] || 30.26 || 0.1 || align=center | 6.66 || 26.5 || 34.0 || — || {{M+J|2013+KY18}}
|-id="2013 LD16"
| {{mpl|2013 LD|16}} || align=center | 4 || damocloid || 81.20 || 0.9 || align=center | 154.64 || 2.5 || 159.8 || BR-mag: 1.30 || {{M+J|2013+LD16}}
|-id="2013 RC158"
| {{mpl|2013 RC|158}} || align=center | 70 || [[Astronomy:Neptune trojan|NT]] || 30.19 || 0.0 || align=center | 7.45 || 28.6 || 31.7 || — || {{M+J|2013+RC158}}
|-id="2013 RL124"
| {{mpl|2013 RL|124}} || align=center | 72 || [[Astronomy:Neptune trojan|NT]] || 30.21 || 0.0 || align=center | 10.12 || 29.3 || 31.0 || — || {{M+J|2013+RL124}}
|-id="2013 SM99"
| {{mpl|2013 SM|99}} || align=center | 1.9 || unusual || 34.10 || 0.9 || align=center | 14.29 || 3.0 || 65.1 || — || {{M+J|2013+SM99}}
|-id="2013 TK227"
| {{mpl|2013 TK|227}} || align=center | 50 || [[Astronomy:Neptune trojan|NT]] || 30.23 || 0.0 || align=center | 18.61 || 27.7 || 32.6 || — || {{M+J|2013+TK227}}
|-id="2013 TZ187"
| {{mpl|2013 TZ|187}} || align=center | 96 || [[Astronomy:Neptune trojan|NT]] || 30.24 || 0.0 || align=center | 13.14 || 28.2 || 32.2 || — || {{M+J|2013+TZ187}}
|-id="2013 VX30"
| {{mpl|2013 VX|30}} || align=center | 91 || [[Astronomy:Neptune trojan|NT]] || 30.17 || 0.0 || align=center | 31.21 || 27.5 || 32.7 || — || {{M+J|2013+VX30}}
|-id="2014 CW14"
| {{mpl|2014 CW|14}} || align=center | 9 || damocloid || 32.79 || 0.8 || align=center | 170.75 || 4.3 || 61.2 || BR-mag: 1.38 || {{M+J|2014+CW14}}
|-id="2014 MH55"
| {{mpl|2014 MH|55}} || align=center | 12 || damocloid || 44.84 || 0.9 || align=center | 92.34 || 4.5 || 85.1 || — || {{M+J|2014+MH55}}
|-id="2014 QO441"
| {{mpl|2014 QO|441}} || align=center | 90 || [[Astronomy:Neptune trojan|NT]] || 30.21 || 0.1 || align=center | 18.84 || 27.1 || 33.2 || — || {{M+J|2014+QO441}}
|-id="2014 QP441"
| {{mpl|2014 QP|441}} || align=center | 57 || [[Astronomy:Neptune trojan|NT]] || 30.19 || 0.0 || align=center | 19.41 || 28.1 || 32.2 || — || {{M+J|2014+QP441}}
|-id="2014 RO74"
| {{mpl|2014 RO|74}} || align=center | 88 || [[Astronomy:Neptune trojan|NT]] || 30.14 || 0.0 || align=center | 29.51 || 28.6 || 31.6 || — || {{M+J|2014+RO74}}
|-id="2014 SC374"
| {{mpl|2014 SC|374}} || align=center | 96 || [[Astronomy:Neptune trojan|NT]] || 30.16 || 0.0 || align=center | 33.67 || 27.2 || 33.0 || — || {{M+J|2014+SC374}}
|-id="2014 UU240"
| {{mpl|2014 UU|240}} || align=center | 96 || [[Astronomy:Neptune trojan|NT]] || 30.17 || 0.0 || align=center | 35.75 || 28.8 || 31.5 || — || {{M+J|2014+UU240}}
|-id="2014 XS3"
| {{mpl|2014 XS|3}} || align=center | 6 || damocloid || 72.01 || 0.9 || align=center | 101.53 || 3.2 || 140.7 || — || {{M+J|2014+XS3}}
|-id="2014 YB92"
| {{mpl|2014 YB|92}} || align=center | 79 || [[Astronomy:Neptune trojan|NT]] || 30.27 || 0.0 || align=center | 30.82 || 27.3 || 33.2 || — || {{M+J|2014+YB92}}
|-id="2015 FK37"
| {{mpl|2015 FK|37}} || align=center | 8 || damocloid || 456.25 || 0.9 || align=center | 156.12 || 4.9 || 907.5 || — || {{M+J|2015+FK37}}
|-id="2015 RK245"
| {{mpl|2015 RK|245}} || align=center | 8 || damocloid || 81.07 || 0.9 || align=center | 91.78 || 2.7 || 159.3 || — || {{M+J|2015+RK245}}
|-id="2015 RL277"
| {{mpl|2015 RL|277}} || align=center | 3 || [[Astronomy:Centaur (minor planet)|centaur]] || 35.02 || 0.8 || align=center | 3.11 || 5.2 || 64.8 || — || {{M+J|2015+RL277}}
|-id="2015 RW277"
| {{mpl|2015 RW|277}} || align=center | 38 || [[Astronomy:Neptune trojan|NT]] || 30.16 || 0.0 || align=center | 30.75 || 27.9 || 32.3 || — || {{M+J|2015+RW277}}
|-id="2015 TN178"
| {{mpl|2015 TN|178}} || align=center | 5 || damocloid || 54.15 || 0.9 || align=center | 91.21 || 2.3 || 105.9 || — || {{M+J|2015+TN178}}
|-id="2015 TS350"
| {{mpl|2015 TS|350}} || align=center | 13 || [[Astronomy:Centaur (minor planet)|centaur]] || 144.82 || 0.9 || align=center | 57.95 || 5.0 || 284.5 || — || {{M+J|2015+TS350}}
|-id="2015 VU207"
| {{mpl|2015 VU|207}} || align=center | 146 || [[Astronomy:Neptune trojan|NT]] || 30.19 || 0.0 || align=center | 38.93 || 29.2 || 31.1 || — || {{M+J|2015+VU207}}
|-id="2015 VV165"
| {{mpl|2015 VV|165}} || align=center | 72 || [[Astronomy:Neptune trojan|NT]] || 30.17 || 0.0 || align=center | 16.84 || 27.5 || 32.7 || — || {{M+J|2015+VV165}}
|-id="2015 VW165"
| {{mpl|2015 VW|165}} || align=center | 87 || [[Astronomy:Neptune trojan|NT]] || 30.16 || 0.0 || align=center | 5.00 || 28.6 || 31.6 || — || {{M+J|2015+VW165}}
|-id="2015 VX165"
| {{mpl|2015 VX|165}} || align=center | 61 || [[Astronomy:Neptune trojan|NT]] || 30.11 || 0.0 || align=center | 17.12 || 27.9 || 32.3 || — || {{M+J|2015+VX165}}
|-id="2015 XR384"
| {{mpl|2015 XR|384}} || align=center | 4 || damocloid || 36.26 || 0.9 || align=center | 157.48 || 3.5 || 68.9 || — || {{M+J|2015+XR384}}
|-id="2016 AT281"
| {{mpl|2016 AT|281}} || align=center | 6 || damocloid || 62.74 || 0.9 || align=center | 22.17 || 2.6 || 122.7 || — || {{M+J|2016+AT281}}
|-id="2016 CO264"
| {{mpl|2016 CO|264}} || align=center | 3 || damocloid || 47.35 || 0.9 || align=center | 129.74 || 3.0 || 91.7 || — || {{M+J|2016+CO264}}
|-id="2016 EJ203"
| {{mpl|2016 EJ|203}} || align=center | 1.5 || damocloid || 66.08 || 0.9 || align=center | 170.96 || 2.7 || 129.4 || — || {{M+J|2016+EJ203}}
|-id="2016 GM83"
| {{mpl|2016 GM|83}} || align=center | 1.3 || damocloid || 138.08 || 0.9 || align=center | 3.46 || 1.5 || 274.6 || — || {{M+J|2016+GM83}}
|-id="2016 PN66"
| {{mpl|2016 PN|66}} || align=center | 13 || damocloid || 31.04 || 0.9 || align=center | 105.22 || 2.9 || 59.1 || — || {{M+J|2016+PN66}}
|-id="2016 UN232"
| {{mpl|2016 UN|232}} || align=center | 4 || unusual || 30.39 || 0.8 || align=center | 11.17 || 4.1 || 56.6 || — || {{M+J|2016+UN232}}
|-id="2016 US109"
| {{mpl|2016 US|109}} || align=center | 2.3 || damocloid || 35.62 || 0.9 || align=center | 87.27 || 1.8 || 69.4 || — || {{M+J|2016+US109}}
|-id="2017 CW32"
| {{mpl|2017 CW|32}} || align=center | 5 || damocloid || 182.37 || 0.9 || align=center | 152.43 || 2.9 || 361.8 || — || {{M+J|2017+CW32}}
|-id="2017 EM4"
| {{mpl|2017 EM|4}} || align=center | 4 || damocloid || 33.09 || 0.9 || align=center | 83.42 || 2.6 || 63.5 || — || {{M+J|2017+EM4}}
|-id="2017 GD8"
| {{mpl|2017 GD|8}} || align=center | 1.9 || damocloid || 43.28 || 0.9 || align=center | 74.86 || 2.2 || 84.2 || — || {{M+J|2017+GD8}}
|-id="2017 JB6"
| {{mpl|2017 JB|6}} || align=center | 6 || damocloid || 32.90 || 0.8 || align=center | 160.74 || 3.8 || 61.9 || — || {{M+J|2017+JB6}}
|-id="2017 MB7"
| {{mpl|2017 MB|7}} || align=center | 9 || damocloid || 3549.25 || 0.9 || align=center | 55.71 || 4.4 || 7094.0 || — || {{M+J|2017+MB7}}
|-id="2017 MZ4"
| {{mpl|2017 MZ|4}} || align=center | 13 || damocloid || 67.56 || 0.9 || align=center | 65.82 || 3.1 || 131.9 || — || {{M+J|2017+MZ4}}
|-id="2017 OX68"
| {{mpl|2017 OX|68}} || align=center | 1.7 || damocloid || 58.83 || 0.9 || align=center | 94.75 || 1.7 || 115.9 || — || {{M+J|2017+OX68}}
|-id="2017 SN33"
| {{mpl|2017 SN|33}} || align=center | 1.6 || damocloid || 249.22 || 0.9 || align=center | 152.06 || 1.8 || 496.5 || — || {{M+J|2017+SN33}}
|-id="2017 SZ118"
| {{mpl|2017 SZ|118}} || align=center | 1.1 || damocloid || 34.05 || 0.9 || align=center | 2.46 || 1.5 || 66.5 || — || {{M+J|2017+SZ118}}
|-id="2017 UR52"
| {{mpl|2017 UR|52}} || align=center | 0.3 || [[Astronomy:Amor asteroid|Amor]] || 292.68 || 0.9 || align=center | 108.28 || 1.2 || 584.1 || — || {{M+J|2017+UR52}}
|-id="2017 UW51"
| {{mpl|2017 UW|51}} || align=center | 5 || damocloid || 125.35 || 0.9 || align=center | 144.20 || 3.1 || 247.5 || — || {{M+J|2017+UW51}}
|-id="2017 UX51"
| {{mpl|2017 UX|51}} || align=center | 35 || [[Astronomy:Centaur (minor planet)|centaur]] || 30.10 || 0.7 || align=center | 90.46 || 7.6 || 52.5 || — || {{M+J|2017+UX51}}
|-id="2017 YL4"
| {{mpl|2017 YL|4}} || align=center | 7 || damocloid || 147.73 || 0.9 || align=center | 88.98 || 4.2 || 291.1 || — || {{M+J|2017+YL4}}
|-id="2018 DE4"
| {{mpl|2018 DE|4}} || align=center | 2.2 || damocloid || 31.83 || 0.9 || align=center | 81.34 || 2.3 || 61.2 || — || {{M+J|2018+DE4}}
|-id="2018 DF4"
| {{mpl|2018 DF|4}} || align=center | 3 || damocloid || 95.00 || 0.9 || align=center | 68.21 || 1.6 || 188.4 || — || {{M+J|2018+DF4}}
|-id="2018 KH3"
| {{mpl|2018 KH|3}} || align=center | 11 || damocloid || 93.45 || 0.9 || align=center | 46.86 || 3.7 || 183.2 || — || {{M+J|2018+KH3}}
|-id="2018 MP8"
| {{mpl|2018 MP|8}} || align=center | 5 || damocloid || 377.26 || 0.9 || align=center | 68.30 || 3.8 || 750.6 || — || {{M+J|2018+MP8}}
|-id="2018 SQ13"
| {{mpl|2018 SQ|13}} || align=center | 5 || damocloid || 154.17 || 0.9 || align=center | 90.97 || 2.9 || 305.3 || — || {{M+J|2018+SQ13}}
|-id="2019 EJ3"
| {{mpl|2019 EJ|3}} || align=center | 0.18 || [[Astronomy:Amor asteroid|Amor]] || 102.92 || 0.9 || align=center | 139.75 || 1.0 || 204.7 || — || {{M+J|2019+EJ3}}
|-id="2019 YJ6"
| {{mpl|2019 YJ|6}} || align=center | 2.5 || damocloid || 37.22 || 0.9 || align=center | 22.00 || 2.5 || 71.8 || — || {{M+J|2019+YJ6}}
|-id="2020 KU7"
| {{mpl|2020 KU|7}} || align=center | 6 || damocloid || 34.86 || 0.8 || align=center | 103.84 || 4.1 || 65.5 || — || {{M+J|2020+KU7}}
|-id="2020 ML1"
| {{mpl|2020 ML|1}} || align=center | 1.8 || damocloid || 54.98 || 0.9 || align=center | 82.46 || 2.5 || 107.4 || — || {{M+J|2020+ML1}}
|-id="2020 QN6"
| {{mpl|2020 QN|6}} || align=center | 7 || damocloid || 648.83 || 0.9 || align=center | 76.83 || 4.8 || 1292.8 || — || {{M+J|2020+QN6}}
|-id="2021 DL1"
| {{mpl|2021 DL|1}} || align=center | 9 || damocloid || 35.37 || 0.8 || align=center | 148.55 || 3.9 || 66.8 || — || {{M+J|2021+DL1}}
|-id="2021 GQ57"
| {{mpl|2021 GQ|57}} || align=center | 3 || damocloid || 86.77 || 0.9 || align=center | 125.10 || 3.4 || 170.1 || — || {{M+J|2021+GQ57}}
|-id="2021 PN72"
| {{mpl|2021 PN|72}} || align=center | 25 || damocloid || 318.11 || 0.9 || align=center | 84.90 || 4.5 || 631.6 || — || {{M+J|2021+PN72}}
|-id="2021 QM45"
| {{mpl|2021 QM|45}} || align=center | 6 || damocloid || 368.62 || 0.9 || align=center | 22.82 || 2.7 || 734.4 || — || {{M+J|2021+QM45}}
|-id="2021 RM114"
| {{mpl|2021 RM|114}} || align=center | 2.7 || damocloid || 114.60 || 0.9 || align=center | 103.17 || 4.0 || 225.1 || — || {{M+J|2021+RM114}}
|-id="2021 UL19"
| {{mpl|2021 UL|19}} || align=center | 1.0 || damocloid || 37.71 || 0.9 || align=center | 154.92 || 1.8 || 73.5 || — || {{M+J|2021+UL19}}
|-id="2021 XS6"
| {{mpl|2021 XS|6}} || align=center | 3 || damocloid || 39.02 || 0.8 || align=center | 96.91 || 3.9 || 74.1 || — || {{M+J|2021+XS6}}
|}
{{clear|right}}

== See also ==
* [[Astronomy:List of unnumbered minor planets|List of unnumbered minor planets]]
* [[Astronomy:List of the brightest Kuiper belt objects|List of the brightest Kuiper belt objects]]
* List of Solar System objects by greatest aphelion
* List of Solar System objects most distant from the Sun

== Notes ==
{{notelist|refs=

{{efn|name=Ignored-objects|1=According to Johnston's Archive,<ref name="TNO-list-Johnstons" /> there are 50+ objects with a semi-major axis larger than 30.1&nbsp;AU that are excluded from the two MPC sources. These ignored objects are the damocloids and the [[Astronomy:Neptune trojan|Neptune trojan]]s, as well as three unusual objects {{mp|2003 UY|283}} ({{MPC|2003+UY283}}/{{JPL|2003+UY283}}), {{mp|2004 CM|111}} ({{MPC|2004+CM111}}/{{JPL|2004+CM111}}) and {{mp|2015 RL|277}} ({{MPC|2015+RL277}}/{{JPL|2015+RL277}}).}}

}} <!-- end of notelist -->

== References ==
{{reflist|30em

<ref name="MPC-List-TNOs">{{cite web
  |title      = List Of Transneptunian Objects
  |work       = Minor Planet Center
  |date       = 16 April 2022
  |url        = https://minorplanetcenter.net/iau/lists/TNOs.html}}</ref>

<ref name="MPC-List-Cen-and-SDO">{{cite web
  |title      = List Of Centaurs and Scattered-Disk Objects
  |work       = Minor Planet Center
  |date       = 16 April 2022
  |url        = https://minorplanetcenter.net/iau/lists/Centaurs.html}}</ref>

<ref name="TNO-list-Johnstons">{{cite web
  |title      = List of Known Trans-Neptunian Objects
  |work       = Johnston's Archive
  |date       = 2 January 2022
  |url        = http://www.johnstonsarchive.net/astro/tnoslist.html
  |accessdate = 16 April 2022}}</ref>

}} <!-- end of reflist -->

== External links ==
* [http://web.gps.caltech.edu/~mbrown/dps.html How many dwarf planets are there in the outer solar system?], ''[[Biography:Michael E. Brown|Michael Brown]]'', Caltech
* [http://www.ossos-survey.org/tnodb.html OSSOS TNODB] by the ''[[Astronomy:Outer Solar System Origins Survey|Outer Solar System Origins Survey]]''
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20150325061501/http://home.dtm.ciw.edu/users/sheppard/inner_oort_cloud/sednoids.html Known extreme outer solar system objects], Scott Sheppard, ''Carnegie Science Center''

{{Small Solar System bodies}}
{{Dwarf planets}}

{{DEFAULTSORT:List Of Unnumbered Trans-Neptunian Objects}}
[[Category:Trans-Neptunian objects|*]]

{{Sourceattribution|List of unnumbered trans-Neptunian objects}}