Meanings of minor planet names: 287001–288000 explained

287001–287100

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287101–287200

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287201–287300

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287301–287400

|-id=347| 287347 Mézes || || Tibor Mézes (born 1942), a Slovak amateur astronomer and popularizer of astronomy || |-id=374| 287374 Vreeland || 2002 VR || Michael James Vreeland (1838–1876) was a Civil War Union Brevet Brigadier General, seriously wounded in the Battle of Gettysburg, who would later die from his injuries. He was a great-grandfather of the discoverer. || |}

287401–287500

|-id=432| 287432 Bril || || Henk Bril (b. 1962), a Dutch amateur astronomer. || |-id=433| 287433 de Groot || || Henk de Groot (b. 1954), a Dutch amateur astronomer. || |}

287501–287600

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287601–287700

|-id=693| 287693 Hugonnaivilma || || Vilma Hugonnai (1847–1922), the first Hungarian woman medical doctor, receiving her degree in 1879 in Zurich || |}

287701–287800

|-id=711| 287711 Filotáslili || || Lili Filotás (1908–1988), a Hungarian radio announcer, publisher and editor of Hungria Magazin. || |-id=787| 287787 Karády || || Katalin Karády (1910–1990), a Hungarian actress awarded the Righteous among the Nations for rescuing Hungarian Jews || |}

287801–287900

|-id=829| 287829 Juancarlos || || Juan Carlos Atienza Ballano (1961–2017) was a Catholic priest for 33 years. He held the positions of Episcopal Vicar, Rector of the Seminary and Dean of the El Burgo de Osma Cathedral, amongst others. He worked to conserve the religious artistic heritage of Soria province. || |-id=875| 287875 Pavlokorsun || || Pavlo Korsun (1957–2022), a Ukrainian astrophysicist. || |}

287901–288000

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