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== 192001–192100 ==
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| [[Astronomy:192001 Raynatedford|192001 Raynatedford]] || {{mp|2005 XG|112}} || Rayna M. Tedford (born 1960), scientist with the [[Organization:Southwest Research Institute|Southwest Research Institute]], who worked for the ''[[Astronomy:New Horizons|New Horizons]]'' mission to [[Astronomy:Pluto|Pluto]] as the ''Pluto Encounter Deputy Logistics Lead'' || {{JPL|192001}}{{·}}{{LoMP|192001|192001}}
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== 192101–192200 ==
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| [[Astronomy:192155 Hargittai|192155 Hargittai]] || {{mp|2006 HZ|17}} || Magdolna Hargittai and István Hargittai, Hungarian chemists and members of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, whose research is structural chemistry. In 2011, they received the annual science communication award of the ''Club of Hungarian Science Journalists''. || {{JPL|192155}}{{·}}{{LoMP|192155|192155}}
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| [[Astronomy:192158 Christian|192158 Christian]] || {{mp|2006 XF|4}} || Christian Apitzsch (born 1968), son of German amateur astronomer Rolf Apitzsch who discovered this minor planet || {{JPL|192158}}{{·}}{{LoMP|192158|192158}}
|-id=178
| [[Astronomy:192178 Lijieshou|192178 Lijieshou]] || {{mp|2007 EA|200}} || Li Jieshou (born 1924), an academician of Chinese Engineering Academy, is the founder of surgical nutriology and therapies of refractory gastrointestinal disease in China. || {{JPL|192178}}{{·}}{{LoMP|192178|192178}}
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== 192201–192300 ==
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| [[Astronomy:192208 Tzu Chi|192208 Tzu Chi]] || {{mp|2007 JX|33}} || The Buddhist Compassion Relief Tzu Chi Foundation, established in Taiwan in 1966, has grown to be an international humanitarian organization with over 10 million members in 47 countries || {{JPL|192208}}{{·}}{{LoMP|192208|192208}}
|-id=220
| [[Astronomy:192220 Oicles|192220 Oicles]] || {{mp|2007 RZ|132}} || Oicles (Oecles), from Greek mythology. He was an Argive king, father of Amphiaraus and son of Mantius. || {{JPL|192220}}{{·}}{{LoMP|192220|192220}}
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| [[Astronomy:192291 Palindrome|192291 Palindrome]] || {{mp|1990 QX|19}} || A palindrome is a word, number, phrase, or other sequence of characters which reads the same backward as forward, of which the permanent number of this minor planet is an example. || {{WGSBNB|1|1|23}}{{·}}{{LoMP|192291|192291}}
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| [[Astronomy:192293 Dominikbrunner|192293 Dominikbrunner]] || {{mp|1990 TA|2}} || Dominik Brunner (1959–2009), Bavarian entrepreneur, killed in a fight which resulted from Brunner trying to protect a group of school children from attacks by teenagers || {{JPL|192293}}{{·}}{{LoMP|192293|192293}}
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== 192301–192400 ==
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| [[Astronomy:192353 Wangdazhong|192353 Wangdazhong]] || {{mp|1995 TS|1}} || {{MoMP description available|Wangdazhong}} || {{WGSBNB|2|11|10}}{{·}}{{LoMP|192353|192353}}
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| [[Astronomy:192391 Yunda|192391 Yunda]] || {{mp|1996 TQ|2}} || {{MoMP description available|Yunda}} || {{WGSBNB|3|7|14}}{{·}}{{LoMP|192391|192391}}
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== 192401–192500 ==
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| [[Astronomy:192439 Cílek|192439 Cílek]] || 1997 VC || Václav Cílek (born 1955), Czech geologist, climatologist, writer, philosopher and science popularizer || {{JPL|192439}}{{·}}{{LoMP|192439|192439}}
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| [[Astronomy:192450 Xinjiangdaxue|192450 Xinjiangdaxue]] || {{mp|1997 WY|21}} || The Xinjiang University (Xinjiangdaxue) was founded in 1924 and is one of the national key comprehensive universities. It is listed as a comprehensive university for further development in the Great West Project of China. || {{JPL|192450}}{{·}}{{LoMP|192450|192450}}
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== 192501–192600 ==
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== 192601–192700 ==
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| [[Astronomy:192686 Aljuroma|192686 Aljuroma]] || {{mp|1999 TU|17}} || Alexandra, Juri, Robin and Marlene, grandchildren of German amateur astronomer Norbert Ehring who discovered this Mars-crossing asteroid || {{JPL|192686}}{{·}}{{LoMP|192686|192686}}
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== 192701–192800 ==
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== 192801–192900 ==
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== 192901–193000 ==
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| colspan=4 align=center | ''{{color|#888|There are no named minor planets in this number range}}''
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