232001–232100
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232101–232200
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232201–232300
|-id=m233 | 232233 Taihu || || Lake Taihu, the source lake of the Yangtze River Delta, is one of the five major freshwater lakes in China. || |-id=m259 | 232259 Georgelawrence || || George B. Lawrence (born 1976), American flight controller for New Horizons. ||
232301–232400
|-id=m306 | 232306 Bekuška || || Rebecca "Bekuška" Morvay (born 2005) is a daughter of Slovak amateur astronomer Eva Morvayová. || |-id=m363 | 232363 Jeanettethorn || || Jeanette C. Thorn (born 1957), American administrative executive and Lead Specialist at Southwest Research Institute. ||
232401–232500
|-id=m409 | 232409 Dubes || || Alain Dubes (1935–2016), a French amateur astronomer ||
232501–232600
|-id=m553 | 232553 Randypeterson || || Randy Peterson (born 1948), a visual observer and longtime member of the American East Valley Astronomy Club of Phoenix, Arizona ||
232601–232700
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232701–232800
|-id=m763 | 232763 Eliewiesel || || Elie Wiesel (1928–2016), a Romanian-born American Jewish writer, human rights activist and recipient of the 1986 Nobel Prize for Peace ||
232801–232900
|-id=m868 | 232868 Salmasylla || || Salma Sylla (born 1980), Senegalese astronomer and the first person to earn a PhD in astrophysics in Senegal. ||
232901–233000
|-id=m923 | 232923 Adalovelace || || Augusta Ada King, Countess of Lovelace (1815–1852), daughter of George Gordon Byron, was an English mathematician and writer known mainly for her work on Babbage's analytical engine. || |-id=m949 | 232949 Muhina || || The Museum of Natural History (Muhina) of Fribourg in Switzerland, founded in 1823, assures the conservation of its collections and offers unique information and research possibilities to researchers. ||
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