Asteroids not yet given a name have not been included in this list.
| Name | Provisional Designation | Source of Name |
|---|---|---|
| 6001-6100 | ||
| 6001 Thales | Thales of Miletus, Ancient Greek philosopher † ‡ | |
| Anaximander, Ancient Greek astronomer † | ||
| 6007 Billevans | William John ("Bill") Evans, American jazz pianist | |
| 6010 Lyzenga | 1990 OE | Gregory Allen Lyzenga, American geophysicist, Satellite Geodesy and Geodynamics Systems Group, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and, Physics Department, Harvey Mudd College* |
| 6011 Tozzi | Gian Paolo Tozzi, Italian astronomer or Paolo Tozzi, Italian astronomer or Andrea Tozzi, Italian astronomer* | |
| 6013 Andanike | 1991 OZ | Andrew S., David S., Nicholas J., and Kevin M. Martinez, grandsons of the discoverer |
| 6014 Chribrenmark | Christopher W., Brendan J., and Mark E. Moeller, grandsons of the discoverer | |
| 6015 Paularego | Paula Rego, Luso-British graphic artist | |
| 6020 Miyamoto | Yukio Miyamoto, Japanese astronomer, director of Seiwa Kougen Observatory* | |
| 6022 Jyuro | Juro Kobayashi, Japanese amateur astronomer | |
| 6023 Tsuyashima | Takaaki Tsuyashima, Japanese astronomer, director of Kumamoto Kenmin Observatory | |
| 6024 Ochanomizu | Ochanomizu, a neighborhood in Tokyo, Japan | |
| 6025 Naotosato | Naoto Sato, Japanese amateur astronomer | |
| 6026 Xenophanes | Xenophanes, Ancient Greek philosopher † | |
| 6029 Edithrand | 1948 AG | * |
| 6030 Zolensky | Michael Ewing Zolensky, American meteoriticist, Associate Curator for Interplanetary Dust and Hardware Returned from Space, Co-investigator of the STARDUST Discovery Mission, and member of the science team of the MUSES-C Asteroid Sample Return Mission at NASA Johnson Space Center † ‡ | |
| 6031 Ryokan | Ryōkan, Japanese Zen monk* | |
| 6032 Nobel | 1983 PY | Alfred Bernhard Nobel, Swedish chemist, humanist and philanthropist, founder of the Nobel prize † |
| 6036 Weinberg | Steven Weinberg, American physicist and Nobelist † ‡ | |
| 6039 Parmenides | 1989 RS | Parmenides, Ancient Greek philosopher † |
| 6041 Juterkilian | 1990 KL | Klas Juter, Swedish architect and photographer, and Danuta Kilian, Polish artist † |
| 6042 Cheshirecat | The Cheshire cat, from Alice's Adventures in Wonderland* | |
| 6043 Aurochs | The aurochs, Bos primigenius † | |
| 6044 Hammer-Purgstall | Joseph von Hammer-Purgstall, Austrian orientalist* | |
| 6049 Toda | 1991 VP | Kōjun? Toda, Japanese astronomer* |
| 6050 Miwablock | 1992 AE | Miwa Block, application systems analyst at the Lunar and Planetary Laboratory of the University of Arizona and member of the Spacewatch team* |
| 6051 Anaximenes | Anaximenes of Miletus, Ancient Greek philosopher † | |
| 6052 Junichi | Junichi Watanabe, Japanese astronomer | |
| 6054 Ghiberti | 4019 P-L | Lorenzo Ghiberti, Italian sculptor* |
| 6055 Brunelleschi | 2158 T-3 | Filippo Brunelleschi, Florentine architect* |
| 6056 Donatello | 2318 T-3 | Donatello (Donato di Niccolò di Betto Bardi), Florentine artist and sculptor* |
| 6057 Robbia | 5182 T-3 | Luca della Robbia, Italian sculptor* |
| 6060 Doudleby | 1980 DX | Doudleby, Bohemia, Czech Republic † |
| 6062 Vespa | 1983 JQ | * |
| 6063 Jason | 1984 KB | Jason, Greek mythological hero* |
| 6064 Holašovice | Holašovice, Bohemia, Czech Republic † | |
| 6066 Hendricks | * | |
| 6068 Brandenburg | Brandenburg, Germany* | |
| 6069 Cevolani | Giordano Cevolani, Italian geophysicist † | |
| 6070 Rheinland | Rhineland, Germany* | |
| 6071 Sakitama | Sakitama Village, Gyōda, Saitama, Japan* | |
| 6072 Hooghoudt | 1280 T-1 | Bernard Hooghoudt, developer of the Dutch radio telescopes † |
| 6074 Bechtereva | 1968 QE | Natalya Petrovna Bekhtereva, Russian physiologist † |
| 6075 Zajtsev | Alexsandr Zaitsev, Russian radio engineer and astronomer † | |
| 6076 Plavec | 1980 CR | Miroslav Plavec (Mirek Plavec), Czech astronomer † |
| 6077 Messner | 1980 TM | Reinhold Messner, Italian mountaineer † |
| 6078 Burt | * | |
| 6079 Gerokurat | Gero Kurat, Austrian curator of the meteorite collection of the Natural History Museum in Vienna, and president of the Meteoritical Society † | |
| 6080 Lugmair | Günter Lugmair, German cosmochemist and meteoriticist † | |
| 6081 Cloutis | Edward Cloutis, Canadian physicist † ‡ | |
| 6082 Timiryazev | Kliment Arkad'evich Timiryazev, Russian botanist* | |
| 6083 Janeirabloom | Jane Ira Bloom, American soprano saxophonist and jazz composer † | |
| 6084 Bascom | 1985 CT | Florence Bascom, American geologist |
| 6085 Fraethi | Frede Pedersen, father of one of the discoverers; Frede, an old Danish name meaning peace, comes from the old Nordic name Fraethi † | |
| 6087 Lupo | 1988 FK | Bob Lupo, Boston-born Arizona restaurateur |
| 6088 Hoshigakubo | 1988 UH | Hoshigakubo, Niyodo, Kōchi, Japan: The legend says that Here is meteor crater |
| 6089 Izumi | Izumi-ku, Sendai, Japan | |
| 6091 Mitsuru | Mitsuru Soma, Japanese astronomer | |
| 6092 Johnmason | 1990 MN | John W. Mason, British amateur astronomer |
| 6093 Makoto | Makoto Yoshikawa, Japanese astronomer | |
| 6094 Hisako | Hisako Hioki, mother of one of discovers* | |
| 6097 Koishikawa | Masahiro Koishikawa, Japanese amateur astronomer | |
| 6099 Saarland | Saarland, Germany* | |
| 6100 Kunitomoikkansai | Kunitomo Ikkansai, Japanese gun manufacturer and astoronomer | |
| 6101-6200 | ||
| 6102 Visby | Visby, Sweden † | |
| 6104 Takao | 1993 HZ | Takao Saito, Japanese geophysicist |
| 6105 Verrocchio | 4580 P-L | Andrea del Verrocchio, Florentine sculptor* |
| 6106 Stoss | 6564 P-L | Reiner Michael Stoss, Banat-born German amateur astronomer* |
| 6107 Osterbrock | 1948 AF | Donald Edward Osterbrock, American astrophysicist* |
| 6108 Glebov | 1971 QN | * |
| 6109 Balseiro | 1975 QC | José Antonio Balseiro, 20th-century Argentine nuclear physicist |
| 6110 Kazak | * | |
| 6111 Davemckay | David Stewart McKay, American lunar geologist and meteoriticist † | |
| 6112 Ludolfschultz | Ludolf Schultz, German cosmochemist and meteoriticist † | |
| 6113 Tsap | * | |
| 6115 Martinduncan | Martin J. Duncan, Canadian astronomer † | |
| 6116 Still | Martin David Still, British astronomer* | |
| 6119 Hjorth | 1986 XH | Jens Hjorth, Danish astrophysicist † |
| 6120 Anhalt | 1987 QR | * |
| 6121 Plachinda | * | |
| 6122 Henrard | Jacques Henrard, Belgian astronomer (celestial mechanics)* | |
| 6123 Aristoteles | Aristotle, Ancient Greek philosopher † ‡ | |
| 6124 Mecklenburg | * | |
| 6127 Hetherington | 1989 HD | Norriss Swigart Hetherington, American historian of astronomy* |
| 6128 Lasorda | 1989 LA | Tommy Lasorda, former manager of the Los Angeles Dodgers † |
| 6129 Demokritos | Democritus, Ancient Greek philosopher † | |
| 6130 Hutton | James Hutton, 18th-century Scottish founder of modern geology | |
| 6131 Towen | Tobias Owen, American astronomer* | |
| 6132 Danielson | * | |
| 6135 Billowen | William Mann Owen, American astronomer* | |
| 6136 Gryphon | 1990 YH | * |
| 6137 Johnfletcher | 1991 BY | John Fletcher, British amateur astronomer and public educator |
| 6139 Naomi | Naomi Sugie, wife of discover | |
| 6140 Kubokawa | Kazuo Kubokawa, Japanese astronomer | |
| 6141 Durda | Daniel David Durda, American astronomer † | |
| 6143 Pythagoras | 1993 JV | Pythagoras, Ancient Greek philosopher and mathematician † |
| 6144 Kondojiro | Jiro Kondo, Japanese Egyptologist and amateur astronomer | |
| 6145 Riemenschneider | 2630 P-L | Tilman Riemenschneider, German sculptor* |
| 6146 Adamkrafft | 3262 T-2 | Adam Krafft, German sculptor* |
| 6147 Straub | 1081 T-3 | Johann Baptist Straub, German sculptor* |
| 6148 Ignazgünther | 5119 T-3 | Ignaz Günther, German sculptor* |
| 6149 Pelčák | 1979 SS | Oldřich Pelčák, Czech astronaut-candidate † |
| 6150 Neukum | Gerhard Neukum, German astronomer, director of the DLR Institute of Planetary Exploration in Berlin-Adlershof † | |
| 6151 Viget | 1987 WF | * |
| 6152 Empedocles | Empedocles, Ancient Greek philosopher † | |
| 6153 Hershey | 1990 OB | John Landis Hershey, American astronomer* |
| 6154 Stevesynnott | Stephen P. Synnott, American astronomer* | |
| 6155 Yokosugano | Yōko Sugano, wife of Matsuo Sugano | |
| 6156 Dall | * | |
| 6157 Prey | Alois Prey, Austrian astronomer or Adalbert Prey, Austrian astronomer* | |
| 6160 Minakata | 1993 JF | Kumagusu Minakata, Japanese author and naturalist |
| 6161 Vojno-Yasenetsky | Valentin Voino-Yasenetsky (Archbishop Luka), Ukrainian surgeon and theologian* | |
| 6162 Prokhorov | Yurij Vasil'evich Prokhorov, Russian mathematician* | |
| 6163 Reimers | 1977 FT | Dieter Reimers, German astronomer* |
| 6164 Gerhardmüller | * | |
| 6165 Frolova | * | |
| 6166 Univsima | Simferopol State University* | |
| 6167 Narmanskij | V. Ya. Narmanskii, Ukrainian researcher in biorhythms and space physics* | |
| 6169 Sashakrot | Alexander (Sasha) Krot, cosmochemist and meteoriticist † | |
| 6170 Levasseur | 1981 GP | Pierre Émile Levasseur, French economist* |
| 6172 Prokofeana | 1982 TX | * |
| 6173 Jimwestphal | 1983 AD | James A. (Jim) Westphal, American astronomer, at one time Director of Palomar Observatory* |
| 6174 Polybius | Polybius, Ancient Greek historian* | |
| 6175 Cori | 1983 XW | Carl Ferdinand and Gerty Theresa Cori (née Radnitz), husband and wife Austro-Hungarian-American biochemists † |
| 6176 Horrigan | 1985 BH | Barbara Llewellyn Horrigan, American member of the Arlington Friends of the Drama (Massachusetts), actress, director, and set and costume designer ‡ |
| 6179 Brett | 1986 EN | Robin Brett, American astronomer* |
| 6180 Bystritskaya | * | |
| 6181 Bobweber | 1986 RW | Robert ("Bob") Weber, 20th-century American physicist and astronomer, team leader of the Deep Space Satellite Tracking Network, and co-developer of the LINEAR project |
| 6182 Katygord | * | |
| 6183 Viscome | George R. Viscome, American broadcast technician and astrometrist † | |
| 6184 Nordlund | Aake Nordlund, Danish astrophysicist † | |
| 6186 Zenon | Zenon, Ancient Greek philosopher and mathematician † | |
| 6188 Robertpepin | Robert Pepin, American meteoriticist † | |
| 6189 Völk | Elisabeth Völk, secretary of ESO headquarters † ‡ | |
| 6190 Rennes | Rennes, France* | |
| 6191 Eades | * | |
| 6193 Manabe | Yoshinosuke or Ryōnosuke Manabe, Japanese astronomer* | |
| 6194 Denali | 1990 TN | * |
| 6195 Nukariya | Motoi Nukariya, Japanese astronomer | |
| 6198 Shirakawa | Shirakawa, Fukushima, Japan | |
| 6199 Yoshiokayayoi | Yayoi Yoshioka, Japanese physician and women's rights activist | |
| 6200 Hachinohe | 1993 HL | Akio Hachinohe, Japanese amateur astronomer |
| 6201-6300 | ||
| 6201 Ichiroshimizu | 1993 HY | Ichiro Shimizu, Japanese astronomer † |
| 6202 Georgemiley | 3332 T-1 | George K. Miley, American astronomer* |
| 6203 Lyubamoroz | Lyuba V. Moroz, Russian planetary scientist † | |
| 6204 MacKenzie | Norman MacKenzie, Canadian scholar † | |
| 6205 Menottigalli | 1983 OD | Menotti Galli, Italian physicist † |
| 6206 Corradolamberti | Corrado Lamberti, Italian astronomer* | |
| 6207 Bourvil | 1988 BV | Bourvil (André Zacharie Raimbourg), French actor and singer |
| 6208 Wakata | 1988 XT | Koichi Wakata, Japanese astronaut |
| 6209 Schwaben | Samuel Heinrich Schwabe, German solar astronomer †* | |
| 6210 Hyunseop | Seo Hyun-seop, Korean diplomat † | |
| 6211 Tsubame | 1991 DO | Tsubame, Japanese former express train running from Tokyo to Osaka or Kobe |
| 6213 Zwiers | 2196 P-L | Hendrik Jan Zwiers, Dutch astronomer † |
| 6214 Mikhailgrinev | * | |
| 6216 San Jose | 1975 SJ | San Jose, California † |
| 6218 Mizushima | A town of Kurashiki, Okayama, Japan | |
| 6219 Demalia | * | |
| 6220 Stepanmakarov | Stepan Osipovich Makarov, Russian vice-admiral and oceanographer* | |
| 6221 Ducentesima | 1980 GO | Latin for "200", for 200th asteroid discovered at Kleť Observatory † |
| 6223 Dahl | Roald Dahl, British author † | |
| 6224 El Goresy | Ahmed El Goresy, Egyptian mineralogist † † | |
| 6225 Hiroko | Hiroko Nagahara, Japanese meteoriticist † | |
| 6226 Paulwarren | Paul Warren, American research geochemist † | |
| 6227 Alanrubin | Alan Rubin, American research geochemist † | |
| 6228 Yonezawa | 1982 BA | Yonezawa, Yamagata, Japan |
| 6229 Tursachan | Gaelic for "Standing Stones" (1997 Flagstaff Festival of Science asteroid naming contest winner) † | |
| 6231 Hundertwasser | 1985 FH | Friedensreich Hundertwasser (Friedrich Stowasser), Austrian artist † |
| 6232 Zubitskia | * | |
| 6233 Kimura | 1986 CG | Hisashi Kimura, Japanese astronomer* |
| 6234 Sheilawolfman | 1986 SF | Sheila Wolfman (née Sala Fajerman), Polish child survivor of the holocaust, pictured in Martin Gilbert's The Boys † |
| 6235 Burney | 1987 VB | Venetia Phair, née Burney, English woman who, at age 11, suggested the name Pluto for the "ninth planet" |
| 6236 Mallard | 1988 WF | LNER Class A4 4468 Mallard, British steam locomotive |
| 6237 Chikushi | 1989 CV | Chikuzen and Chikugo Province, former name of Fukuoka prefecture, Japan † |
| 6239 Minos | 1989 QF | Minos, mythological Cretan king* |
| 6240 Lucretius Carus | Titus Lucretius Carus, Roman poet and philosopher † | |
| 6241 Galante | 1989 TG | * |
| 6243 Yoder | Charles Finney Yoder, American astronomer* | |
| 6244 Okamoto | 1990 QF | Hiroshi Okamoto, Japanese primary school teacher of discoverer † |
| 6245 Ikufumi | Ikufumi Makino, Japanese telecommunications systems engineer and amateur astronomer † | |
| 6246 Komurotoru | Toru Komuro, Japanese sculptor* | |
| 6247 Amanogawa | Amanogawa river, Hokkaidō, Japan (In Japanese, "Amanogawa" means also "Milky Way") | |
| 6249 Jennifer | * | |
| 6251 Setsuko | 1992 DB | Setsuko Akiyama, wife of one of discoveres |
| 6252 Montevideo | Montevideo, Uruguay, birthplace of Gonzalo Tancredi, one of the discoverers † | |
| 6255 Kuma | 1994 XT | Kuma, Aichi, Japan |
| 6256 Canova | 4063 P-L | Antonio Canova, Italian sculptor* |
| 6257 Thorvaldsen | 4098 T-1 | Bertil Thorvaldsen, Danish sculptor* |
| 6258 Rodin | 3070 T-2 | Auguste Rodin, French sculptor †* |
| 6259 Maillol | 3236 T-2 | Aristide Maillol, French sculptor* |
| 6260 Kelsey | 1949 PN | Frances Oldham Kelsey, Canadian-American pharmacologist † |
| 6261 Chione | 1976 WC | * |
| 6262 Javid | 1978 RZ | * |
| 6266 Letzel | Jan Letzel, Czech architect † | |
| 6267 Rozhen | The National Astronomical Observatory of Bulgaria on Mt Rozhen* | |
| 6268 Versailles | Versailles, France † | |
| 6269 Kawasaki | 1990 UJ | Shun'ichi Kawasaki, Japanese astronomer* |
| 6271 Farmer | 1991 NF | * |
| 6273 Kiruna | Kiruna, northernmost city of Sweden † | |
| 6274 Taizaburo | 1992 FV | Taizaburo Koyama, Japanese amateur astronomer* |
| 6275 Kiryu | 1993 VQ | Kiryū, Gunma, Japan |
| 6276 Kurohone | 1994 AB | Kurohone, village in Seta District, Gunma, Japan* |
| 6278 Ametkhan | 1971 TF | Amet Khan Sultan, Tatar air ace of World War II* |
| 6280 Sicardy | 1980 RJ | * |
| 6281 Strnad | 1980 SD | Antonín Strnad, Czech astronomer † |
| 6282 Edwelda | Edwin Aguirre and Imelda Joson, Filipino associate editor and photo editor, respectively, at Sky & Telescope magazine † ‡ + | |
| 6284 Borisivanov | Boris Ivanov, Russian geophysicist † | |
| 6285 Ingram | Vernon Ingram, American biologist, and his wife Elizabeth (Beth) Ingram, former Ashdown House housemasters at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology † | |
| 6287 Lenham | 1984 AR | Alan Pennell Lenham, British amateur astronomer* |
| 6291 Renzetti | Nicholas A. Renzetti, physicist, at one time with the Deep Space Network* | |
| 6293 Oberpfalz | * | |
| 6294 Czerny | Karl Czerny, Austrian composer and piano teacher † | |
| 6295 Schmoll | Antoine Schmoll, German piano teacher † | |
| 6296 Cleveland | 1988 NC | Cleveland, Ohio* |
| 6299 Reizoutoyoko | Reizou and Toyoko Mori, parents of one of discoverers | |
| 6300 Hosamu | 1988 YB | Osamu Hioki, friend of discoverers |
| 6301-6400 | ||
| 6302 Tengukogen | 1989 CF | Tengu Highland, mountain in Shikoku Island, Japan † |
| 6304 Josephus Flavius | Josephus Bar Mattheus, Jewish historian † | |
| 6305 Helgoland | Heligoland, Germany* | |
| 6306 Nishimura | Yūji Nishimura, president of Nishimura Mfg. Co. | |
| 6307 Maiztegui | Alberto Maiztegui, Argentinian author and science educator | |
| 6308 Ebisuzaki | 1990 BK | Toshikazu Ebisuzaki, Japanese astronomer |
| 6309 Elsschot | Willem Elsschot, pseudonym of Alfons de Ridder, Flemish writer † | |
| 6310 Jankonke | 1990 KK | * |
| 6311 Porubčan | Vladimír Porubčan, Slovak astronomer* | |
| 6312 Robheinlein | Robert A. Heinlein, American science fiction author | |
| 6317 Dreyfus | Dreyfus affair † | |
| 6318 Cronkite | 1990 WA | Walter Cronkite, American TV newsreader* |
| 6319 Beregovoj | Georgi Beregovoi, Russian cosmonaut † ‡ | |
| 6320 Bremen | Bremen, Germany* | |
| 6321 Namuratakao | 1991 BV | Takao Namura, Japanese optical engineer* |
| 6323 Karoji | Hiroshi Karoji, Japanese astronomer* | |
| 6326 Idamiyoshi | Miyoshi Ida, Japanese amateur astronomer* | |
| 6329 Hikonejyo | Hikone Castle, Hikone, Shiga, Japan | |
| 6330 Koen | 1992 FN | Koen Yanagiya, rakugoka |
| 6332 Vorarlberg | Vorarlberg, Austria* | |
| 6333 Helenejacq | 1992 LG | * |
| 6334 Robleonard | 1992 MM | * |
| 6336 Dodo | 1992 UU | Dodo |
| 6337 Shiota | Kazuo Shiota, Japanese amateur astronomer | |
| 6338 Isaosato | Isao Sato, Japanese astronomer | |
| 6339 Giliberti | 1993 SG | * |
| 6340 Kathmandu | Kathmandu, Nepal* | |
| 6345 Hideo | Hideo Fukushima, Japanese astronomer | |
| 6346 Syukumeguri | 1995 AY | A part of Kurohone, Gunma, Japan |
| 6349 Acapulco | Acapulco, Mexico* | |
| 6350 Schlüter | 3526 P-L | Jochen Schlüter, German mineralogist or Arnulf Schlüter, German astronomer or Wolfgang Schlüter, German astronomer* |
| 6351 Neumann | 4277 T-1 | Johann Balthasar Neumann, German baroque architect † |
| 6352 Schlaun | 2400 T-3 | Johann Conrad Schlaun, German baroque architect* |
| 6353 Semper | 3107 T-3 | * |
| 6354 Vangelis | 1934 GA | Vangelis Papathanassiou, Greek composer and multi-instrumentalist † |
| 6355 Univermoscow | University of Moscow* | |
| 6356 Tairov | 1976 QR | Vasilij Egorovich Tairov, Russian viticulturist* |
| 6357 Glushko | Valentin Petrovich Glushko, Soviet rocket scientist* | |
| 6358 Chertok | Boris Evseevich Chertok, Russian rocket scientist (specialist in guidance and control)* | |
| 6359 Dubinin | Eduard Dubinin, Russian astrophysicist* | |
| 6362 Tunis | 1979 KO | Tunis, Tunisia* |
| 6363 Doggett | LeRoy Elsworth Doggett, American astronomer and historian of astronomy [Bulletin of the American Astronomical Society, Vol. 28 (1996), pp. 1450-1451] | |
| 6364 Casarini | 1981 ET | Jeannine Casarini, French teacher, member of the Tunguska99 scientific expedition to Central Siberia |
| 6365 Nickschneider | Nicholas McCord Schneider, American astronomer* | |
| 6366 Rainerwieler | Rainer Wieler, Swiss geochemist at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH) † | |
| 6370 Malpais | 1984 EY | Spanish for "bad country"/"badlands", used by early explorers of the American Southwest to designate difficult-going countryside strewn with rough lava flows or rocks, and now used to designate the rock found in such country, used for stone building construction (1999 Flagstaff Festival of Science asteroid naming contest winner) † |
| 6371 Heinlein | 1985 GS | Dieter Heinlein, meteorite and tektite collector for the Bavarian Meteorite Laboratory † ‡ |
| 6372 Walker | Robert M. Walker, American astronomer* | |
| 6373 Stern | 1986 EZ | S. Alan Stern, astronomer* |
| 6374 Beslan | Beslan, Russia* | |
| 6375 Fredharris | * | |
| 6376 Schamp | Larry and Becky Schamp, Americans stationed in Alice Springs, Australia, who took in members of the Shoemaker family after the car collision in which Eugene died | |
| 6377 Cagney | James Cagney, American actor † | |
| 6379 Vrba | Karel Vrba, Czech mineralogy professor † | |
| 6383 Tokushima | Tokushima-Kainan Astronomical Observatory, Tokushima Prefecture, Japan | |
| 6384 Kervin | 1989 AM | * |
| 6385 Martindavid | Martin Alois David, Czech observatory director † | |
| 6386 Keithnoll | Keith S. Noll, American astronomer* | |
| 6389 Ogawa | 1990 BX | Shigeo Ogawa, president of Seibundo-Shinkosha (publisher) |
| 6390 Hirabayashi | Shigeto Hirabayashi, Japanese amateur astronomer* | |
| 6391 Africano | * | |
| 6392 Takashimizuno | 1990 HR | Takashi Mizuno, Japanese amateur astronomer* |
| 6395 Hilliard | * | |
| 6396 Schleswig | Schleswig, Germany/Denmark* | |
| 6398 Timhunter | Tim Hunter, American amateur astronomer* | |
| 6399 Harada | 1991 GA | Shoji Harada, Japanese amateur astronomer † |
| 6400 Georgealexander | * | |
| 6401-6500 | ||
| 6401 Roentgen | Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen, German physicist and Nobelist †* | |
| 6402 Holstein | Holstein, Germany* | |
| 6403 Steverin | 1991 NU | * |
| 6404 Vanavara | Vanavara, town in Siberia near the Tunguska impact site † ‡ | |
| 6405 Komiyama | 1992 HJ | Fukuji Komiyama, Japanese* |
| 6408 Saijo | Yoshihiro Saijo, Japanese amateur astronomer | |
| 6410 Fujiwara | Masato? Fujiwara, Japanese amateur astronomer* | |
| 6411 Tamaga | 1993 TA | * |
| 6412 Kaifu | Norio Kaifu, Japanese astronomer | |
| 6413 Iye | Masanori Ie, Japanese astronomer | |
| 6414 Mizunuma | 1993 UX | A part of Kurohone, Gunma, Japan |
| 6416 Nyukasayama | Mount Nyūkasa, Nagano, Japan, | |
| 6417 Liberati | 1993 XA | * |
| 6418 Hanamigahara | 1993 XJ | A part of Kurohone, Gunma, Japan |
| 6419 Susono | 1993 XX | Susono, Shizuoka, Japan, near the discoverers' observing site at Mishima* |
| 6420 Riheijyaya | A part of Kurohone, Gunma, Japan | |
| 6422 Akagi | Mount Akagi, Gunma, Japan | |
| 6423 Harunasan | Mount Haruna, Gunma, Japan | |
| 6424 Ando | Hiroyasu Ando, Japanese astronomer | |
| 6426 Vanýsek | 1995 ED | Vladimír Vanýsek, Czech astronomer † |
| 6428 Barlach | 3513 P-L | Ernst Barlach, German sculptor* |
| 6429 Brancusi | 4050 T-1 | Constantin Brancusi, Romanian sculptor † |
| 6432 Temirkanov | Yuri Temirkanov, Russian conductor † | |
| 6433 Enya | 1978 WC | Enya (Eithne Ní Bhraonáin), Irish singer and songwriter † ‡ |
| 6434 Jewitt | 1981 OH | David C. Jewitt, British astronomer |
| 6435 Daveross | 1984 DA | David Justin Ross, American entrepreur and mathematician. |
| 6436 Coco | * | |
| 6437 Stroganov | The Stroganov family of Russia, who exploited the iron and gold mines of the Urals | |
| 6438 Suárez | Buenaventura Suárez, 17th-18th-century Argentine Jesuit and astronomer | |
| 6439 Tirol | 1988 CV | Tyrol, Switzerland* |
| 6440 Ransome | Arthur Ransome, British novelist † | |
| 6441 Milenajesenská | Milena Jesenská, Czech journalist † | |
| 6442 Salzburg | Salzburg, Austria* | |
| 6445 Bellmore | * | |
| 6446 Lomberg | 1990 QL | Jon Lomberg, American artist † ‡ |
| 6447 Terrycole | * | |
| 6449 Kudara | Japanese astronomer, second president of Oriental Astronomical Association † | |
| 6451 Kärnten | Carinthia, Austria* | |
| 6452 Johneuller | 1991 HA | John Euller, author and polar explorer* |
| 6456 Golombek | 1992 OM | Matthew Philip Golombek, American planetary geologist † |
| 6457 Kremsmünster | 1992 RT | Kremsmünster, Austria, location of the observatory (Sternwarte Kremsmünster) of the Benedictine monastery* |
| 6458 Nouda | Tadasuke Nouda, Japanese astronomer † | |
| 6459 Hidesan | Hideo Sato, Japanese astronomer | |
| 6460 Bassano | * | |
| 6462 Myougi | Mount Myōgi, Gunma, Japan* | |
| 6463 Isoda | Sachiko or Yukiko Isoda, Japanese* | |
| 6464 Kaburaki | 1994 CK | Masaki Kaburaki, Japanese astronomer* |
| 6465 Zvezdotchet | 1995 EP | Zvezdochet, the Russian magazine for amateur astronomers* |
| 6467 Prilepina | * | |
| 6468 Welzenbach | Linda Welzenbach, American geologist, Collection Manager of the Meteorite Collection of the National Museum of Natural History † | |
| 6469 Armstrong | 1982 PC | Neil Armstrong, Apollo 11 astronaut † |
| 6470 Aldrin | Buzz Aldrin, Apollo 11 astronaut † | |
| 6471 Collins | Michael Collins, Italian-American Apollo 11 astronaut † | |
| 6472 Rosema | 1985 TL | * |
| 6473 Winkler | 1986 GM | * |
| 6474 Choate | Dennis Choate, American astronomer or Larry Mercer Choate, American astronomer* | |
| 6475 Refugium | Latin word for "refuge"* | |
| 6478 Gault | Donald E. Gault, American planetary geologist | |
| 6479 Leoconnolly | 1988 LC | Leo Paul Connolly, American astronomer* |
| 6480 Scarlatti | Domenico Scarlatti, Italian composer and instrumentalist † | |
| 6481 Tenzing | Tenzing Norgay, Sherpa mountain climber † | |
| 6482 Steiermark | Styria, Austria* | |
| 6483 Nikolajvasil'ev | Nikolai Vasil'ev, Russian scientific director of the Interdisciplinary Independent Tunguska Expeditions † ‡ | |
| 6484 Barthibbs | Bart Hibbs, American physicist* | |
| 6485 Wendeesther | Wendee Esther Wallach-Feldman (afterwards Wendee Wallach-Levy), former teacher. Married to astronomer David H. Levy with whom she co-directs their private observatory (Jarnac Observatory) in Vail, Arizona | |
| 6487 Tonyspear | Tony Spear, American engineer, latterly of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory* | |
| 6488 Drebach | Volkssternwarte Drebach (Drebach Public Observatory and planetarium), Germany † ‡ | |
| 6489 Golevka | 1991 JX | Goldstone Observatory/Evpatoria/Kashima † |
| 6493 Cathybennett | 1992 CA | * |
| 6496 Kazuko | Kazuko Ōtsuka, Japanese* | |
| 6497 Yamasaki | Masamitsu Yamasaki, Japanese astronomer † | |
| 6498 Ko | Ko Nagasawa, worker at the University of Tokyo's Earthquake Research Institute and the Public Information Office at the National Astronomical Observatory of Japan. | |
| 6499 Michiko | Michiko Hirasawa, wife of one of discoverers | |
| 6500 Kodaira | 1993 ET | Keiichi Kodaira, Japanese astronomer |