251001–251100
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| 251001 Sluch || || Sluch, a river that flows through Ukraine in the basin of the Dniper. || |-id=018 | 251018 Liubirena || || Liubov Grinishyn (born 1955) and Irene Malinovska (born 1967), Ukraine poets and lyric story writers, as well as amateur astronomers at the nearby Andrushivka Astronomical Observatory || |}
251101–251200
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251201–251300
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251301–251400
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| 251325 Leopoldjosefine || || Leopold Gierlinger (born 1935) and Josefine Gierlinger (born 1935), parents of German discoverer Richard Gierlinger || |}
251401–251500
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| 251449 Olexakorolʹ || || Oleksiy Kostyantynovych Korolʹ (1913–1977) worked in the Main Astronomical Observatory of the Academy of Sciences of Ukraine and was a member of IAU Commission No. 9. He obtained observations of celestial bodies to help solve problems in fundamental astrometry. || |}
251501–251600
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| 251595 Rudolfböttger || || Rudolf Christian Böttger (1806–1881), a German chemist and physicist at the Physical Society () of Frankfurt am Main || |}
251601–251700
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| 251621 Lüthen || || Hartwig Lüthen (born 1960), associate professor of plant physiology at the University of Hamburg || |-id=625 | 251625 Timconrow || || Tim Conrow (born 1958), a senior engineer at the California Institute of Technology's Infrared Processing and Analysis Center || |-id=627 | 251627 Joyceearl || || Joyce (1920–2003) and Earl (1914–1979) Bonar, grandparents of American astronomer Amy Mainzer, the principal investigator of the space-based NEOWISE mission || |}