Meanings of minor planet names: 320001–321000 explained

320001–320100

|-id=065| 320065 Erbaghjolu || || Erbaghjolu is a commune in the Haute-Corse department of France on the island of Corsica. South of this village, 750 meters above sea level, is the Stelle di Corsica astronomical observatory. || |}

320101–320200

|-id=153| 320153 Eglitis || || Ilgmārs Eglītis (born 1951) was the head of the Baldone Observatory and director of the Institute of Astronomy of University of Latvia. || |}

320201–320300

|-id=260| 320260 Bertout || || Claude Bertout (born 1946), a French astronomer who made significant contributions to the field of star formation and was a long-time editor in chief of Astronomy & Astrophysics. || |}

320301–320400

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320401–320500

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320501–320600

|-id=541| 320541 Asiaa || || Academia Sinica Institute of Astronomy and Astrophysics (ASIAA). || |}

320601–320700

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320701–320800

|-id=790| 320790 Anestin || || Victor Anestin (1875–1918), a Romanian journalist who popularized astronomy and sciences. || |}

320801–320900

|-id=880| 320880 Cabu || || Jean Cabut (Cabu, 1938–2015), a French comic strip artist and caricaturist. || |}

320901–321000

|-id=942| 320942 Jeanette-Jesse || || Jeanette (1916–2014) and Jesse (1916–2014) Wasserman, parents of American discoverer Lawrence H. Wasserman || |}