204001–204100
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204101–204200
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204201–204300
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204301–204400
|-id=m370 | 204370 Ferdinandvaněk || || Ferdinand Vaněk, a fictitious character in the play Audience by Czech writer, philosopher and dissident Václav Havel ||
204401–204500
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204501–204600
|-id=m570 | 204570 Veronicabray || || Veronica J. Bray (b. 1981), a British-American planetary scientist. ||
204601–204700
|-id=m602 | 204602 Lawrencebrown || || Lawrence E. Brown (b. 1963), a senior software engineer at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory. || |-id=m632 | 204632 Jamesburch || || James L. Burch (b. 1942), an American space physicist. ||
204701–204800
|-id=m702 | 204702 Péquignat || || (1669–1740), one of the most popular heroes for people living in Jura Switzerland. || |-id=m705 | 204705 Pagan || || Pagan, the historical English name for Bagan, the ancient city in central Myanmar. || |-id=m710 | 204710 Gaoxing || 2006 GE || Gao Xing (born 1974), a Chinese amateur astronomer and founder of the Xingming Observatory of Ürümqi. || |-id=m711 | 204711 Luojialun || 2006 GN || Luo Jialun (1897–1969) was a Chinese educator, historian, thinker and diplomat. He was President of National Central University from 1932 to 1941. || |-id=m764 | 204764 Lindaburke || || Linda M. Burke (b. 1965), an American staff engineer at Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory. || |-id=m786 | 204786 Wehlau || || William Henry Wehlau (1926–1995), an American-born Canadian astronomer ||
204801–204900
|-id=m805 | 204805 Šipöcz || || Tibor Šipöcz (born 1950) is a Slovak physicist and senior lecturer, formerly at the Faculty of Mathematics, Physics and Informatics, Comenius University in Bratislava. || |-id=m816 | 204816 Andreacamilleri || 2007 OZ || Andrea Camilleri (1925–2019), an Italian writer, screenwriter and director who received a number of honorary degrees from several Italian universities || |-id=m831 | 204831 Levski || || Vasil Levski (1837–1873), national hero of Bulgaria and styled the Apostle of Freedom. || |-id=m836 | 204836 Xiexiaosi || || Xie Xiaosi (1905–2008), known as the Guardian of World Cultural Heritage, was a famous Chinese garden landscape artist and painter. || |-id=m839 | 204839 Suzhouyuanlin || || Suzhou Yuanlin, Suzhou Chinese-style gardens, are typical ancient gardens with traditional Chinese architectures and cultures. || |-id=m842 | 204842 Fengchia || || Feng Chia University, located in central Taiwan, is a university characterized by educational excellence and breakthrough research. || |-id=m852 | 204852 Frankfurt || || The German city of Frankfurt in Hesse || |-id=m873 | 204873 FAIR || || The Facility for Antiproton and Ion Research (FAIR), an international science center for studying the building blocks of matter and the evolution of the universe || |-id=m896 | 204896 Giorgiobocca || || Giorgio Bocca (1920–2011), an Italian essayist and journalist, also known for his participation in the World War II partisan movement. ||
204901–205000
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