218001–218100
|-id=m069 | 218069 Lisaturner || || Lisa S. Turner (b. 1975) served as an Administrative Assistant for the New Horizons spacecraft flyby of the Kuiper Belt object Arrokoth. She later served as a Program Manager Assistant for the mission. || |-id=m087 | 218087 Kaniansky || || Stanislav Kaniansky (b. 1968), a Slovak astronomer and passionate astrophotographer. || |-id=m097 | 218097 Maoxianxin || || Xianxin Mao (born 1980) of Suzhou, Jiangsu, was a classmate of T. Chen, who located this object in images from NEAT, at Suzhou Pingjiang Experimental Primary School. ||
218101–218200
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218201–218300
|-id=m268 | 218268 Pierremariepelé || || Pierre-Marie Pelé (b. 1970), a French meteorite hunter. || |-id=m274 | 218274 Albertferenc || || Ferenc Albert (1811–1883), a Hungarian astronomer. ||
218301–218400
|-id=m400 | 218400 Marquardt || || Daniel Marquardt (born 1983), a writer and educator. ||
218401–218500
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218501–218600
|-id=m570 | 218570 Jonvandegriff || || Jon D. Vandegriff (b. 1969), an American senior software engineer at the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory. ||
218601–218700
|-id=m636 | 218636 Calabria || || Calabria is a southern Italian region. The region is at the tip of the Italian peninsula and is predominantly hilly. Between the 8th and 4th centuries BCE, Calabria was a thriving Greek colony. || |-id=m679 | 218679 Sagamorehill || || Sagamore Hill (also known as the "Summer White House", located in Cove Neck, New York) was the home of former US President Theodore Roosevelt. Now a National Historic Site, Sagamore Hill was the location of the first negotiations in 1905 to end the Russo-Japanese War. || |-id=m692 | 218692 Leesnyder || || LeRoy F. Snyder (born 1928) is an accomplished variable-star researcher, having published numerous papers in AAVSO and IAPPP journals. He was a cofounder of the IAPPP-Western Wing, now the Society for Astronomical Sciences, and has served as its president for many years. ||
218701–218800
|-id=m752 | 218752 Tentlingen || || The Swiss municipality of Tentlingen () in the canton of Fribourg, no far from the discovering Observatory Naef Épendes ||
218801–218900
|-id=m866 | 218866 Alexantioch || || Alexandros of Antioch was a Greek sculptor of the 1st century BCE, known today for the Venus de Milo (Aphrodite of Milos), which is on display at the Louvre Museum in Paris, France. || |-id=m900 | 218900 Gabybuchholz || || Gabriele Buchholz (née Schöpf, b. 1952), who provides medical care, from classical therapy to acupuncture, for the people of Nagold, in southern Germany. ||
218901–219000
| 218901 Gerdbuchholz || || Gerhard Buchholz (born 1950) provides medical care, from classical therapy to acupuncture, for the people of Nagold, in southern Germany. || |-id=m914 | 218914 Tangauchin || || Tang Aoqing (1915–2008), was a Chinese theoretical chemist, widely known as "The Father of Quantum Chemistry in China". He was an academician of Chinese Academy of Sciences and a member of the International Academy of Quantum Molecular Science. (Alternative spellings of his name include Au-Chin Tang and Tang Au-chin.) || |-id=m987 | 218987 Heidenhain || || Johannes Heidenhain (1898–1980), a German entrepreneur and amateur astronomer. || |-id=m998 | 218998 Navi || || Navi Kocher (born 2009), grandchild of Swiss discoverer Peter Kocher ||
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