Meanings of minor planet names: 306001–307000 explained

306001–306100

|-id=019| 306019 Duren || || Riley Duren (born 1968) is an American systems engineer who studies climate change. || |-id=020| 306020 Kormilov || || Sergei I. Kormilov (1951–2020) was a Russian literary historian and theorist, a Doctor of Philology, a professor of Moscow University, and an author of educational books and about 800 scientific papers. || |}

306101–306200

|-id=128| 306128 Pipher || || Judith Pipher (1940–2022) was a Canadian-American astrophysicist and professor at the University of Rochester. || |}

306201–306300

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306301–306400

|-id=367| 306367 Nut || 5025 P-L || Nut, a goddess of the heavens in the old Egyptian religion. With Geb, the god of Earth, she gave birth to the god Osiris. || |-id=386| 306386 Carlofavetti || 1994 CF || Carlo Favetti (1819–1892) was an Italian politician, journalist, writer and poet who wrote in the Friulian language. || |}

306401–306500

|-id=479| 306479 Tyburhoe || || Ty Burhoe (born 1964) is a tabla player, composer, producer, and teacher whose wide-ranging musical collaborations have opened new stylistic frontiers for the tabla. His generosity sharing his explorations of the instrument has inspired many people to learn the tabla as a path for self-discovery and collaborative creation. || |}

306501–306600

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306601–306700

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306701–306800

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306801–306900

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306901–307000

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