Meanings of minor planet names: 220001–221000 explained

220001–220100

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220101–220200

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220201–220300

|-id=229| 220229 Hegedüs || || Tibor Hegedüs (born 1961), a Hungarian physicist, astronomer, IAU member and director of the Baja Astronomical Observatory || |}

220301–220400

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220401–220500

|-id=418| 220418 Golovyno || || The small town of Golovyno, Ukraine, noted for one of Europe's largest labradorite mines || |-id=495| 220495 Margarethe || 2004 DO || Else Margarethe Apitzsch (born 1906), mother of the German discoverer Rolf Apitzsch || |}

220501–220600

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220601–220700

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220701–220800

|-id=736| 220736 Niihama || || Niihama, the third-largest city in Ehime prefecture, Japan || |}

220801–220900

|-id=886| 220886 Lauren-Yuill || || Lauren M. Rankin-Yuill (b. 1986), an American psychologist, artist and dancer. || |}

220901–221000

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