29001–29100
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| 29053 Muskau || 4466 T-2 || Park von Muskau, astride the Neisse River between Poland and Germany || |-id=080 | 29080 Astrocourier || 1978 RK || The Eurasian Astronomical Society (EAAS), which was founded in 1990. It comprises professional astronomers from the former Soviet republics, Europe, Israel and the United States. || |-id=081 | 29081 Krymradio || || The "Crimean radio", on the occasion of the 80th anniversary. It broadcasts in seven languages. The naming also honors its tireless employees, high-quality experts, winners of international prizes and competitions of journalistic skill || |-id=085 | 29085 Sethanne || 1979 SD || Sethanne Howard (born 1944), American astronomer, chief of the U.S. Nautical Almanac Office 2000–2003 || |}
29101–29200
|-id=122
| 29122 Vasadze || || Tariel Vasadze (born 1947), Ukrainian automotive inventor || |-id=125 | 29125 Kyivphysfak || || "Kyiv physics faculty" of the Kyiv National Taras Shevchenko University || |-id=132 | 29132 Bradpitt || || Brad Pitt (born 1963), American actor || |-id=133 | 29133 Vargas || || Norman ("Norm") L. Vargas (born 1972), American amateur astronomer who assisted in organizing the photographic glass plate archive of the 1.2-m Schmidt Oschin Telescope at Palomar Observatory || |-id=137 | 29137 Alanboss || || Alan Boss, American astrophysicist || |-id=146 | 29146 McHone || 1988 FN || John F. McHone (born 1944), American geologist, oceanographer and planetary scientist || |-id=148 | 29148 Palzer || 1988 JE || Wolfgang Palzer, German astronomer || |-id=157 | 29157 Higashinihon || || "Higashi Nihon" (East Japan) was struck by one of the most destructive earthquakes in history on 2011 Mar. 11. The whole nation has risen to the task of reconstruction with the spirit of "Ganbarou" ("do your best and don't give up"). || |-id=160 | 29160 São Paulo || || São Paulo is a city located in south-eastern Brazil. It was founded as a small village in 1554 by Jesuits, and became the capital of the province in 1681. Prior to arrival of the Portuguese, the area was occupied by the Tupi people. || |-id=185 | 29185 Reich || || Ludwig Reich (born 1940), Austrian professor of mathematics at the Karl-Franzens-Universität Graz (University of Graz), editor of several international mathematical journals, and a member of the Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften (Austrian Academy of Sciences) || |-id=186 | 29186 Lake Tekapo || || Lake Tekapo, located near the Southern Alps on New Zealand's South Island, is known for its breath-taking scenery. It is home to Canterbury University's Mt John Observatory and is a major centre for astro-tourism || |-id=187 | 29187 Lemonnier || || Charles-Pierre Lemonnier (1675–1757), French astronomer || |-id=189 | 29189 Udinsk || || Udinsk (Ulan-Ude), capital of the Buryat Republic of Siberia || |-id=193 | 29193 Dolphyn || || Willem Dolphyn (1935–2016), a Flemish painter and illustrator, and the son of realistic painter and portrait artist Victor Dolphyn † || |-id=196 | 29196 Dius || 1990 YY || Dius was the brother of Hektor and Paris, sons of Priamus, the king of Troy during the Trojan War. || |-id=197 | 29197 Gleim || || Johann Wilhelm Ludwig Gleim (1719–1803), German poet, nicknamed "Father Gleim" for his patronage || |-id=198 | 29198 Weathers || 1991 DW || Del Weathers (1951–2003), American engineering and design team leader for Space Station Freedom || |-id=199 | 29199 Himeji || 1991 FZ || Himeji Castle is the symbol of the city and both Japan's national treasure and a World Heritage site. It was also the hometown of Hideo Hirose, former director of Tokyo Astronomical Observatory || |}