Meanings of minor planet names: 548001–549000 explained

548001–548100

|-id=032| 548032 Ensisheim || || Ensisheim is a commune in the Haut-Rhin department of eastern France, about 15 km north of Mulhouse. It is well known for the fall of the Ensisheim meteorite on 1492 November 7, the oldest recorded meteorite fall in Europe. || |}

548101–548200

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548201–548300

|-id=263| 548263 Alexandertutov || || Alexander Nikolaevich Tutov (1966–2018), a Russian doctor and fantasy writer. || |}

548301–548400

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548401–548500

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548501–548600

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548601–548700

|-id=624| 548624 Ekwerike || || Alphonsus Ekwerike (1960–2022), a Nigerian astronomer, and the first asteroid-discovering Nigerian. || |-id=690| 548690 Hazucha || || Pavol Hazucha (1939–2022), a secondary school teacher of physics in Hlohovec, Slovakia. || |}

548701–548800

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548801–548900

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548901–549000

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