Meanings of minor planet names: 322001–323000 explained

322001–322100

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322101–322200

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322201–322300

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322301–322400

|-id=390| 322390 Planes de Son || || Les Planes de Son, a 1500-meter high plateau in the Catalan Pyrenees, Spain || |}

322401–322500

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322501–322600

|-id=510| 322510 Heinrichgrüber || || Heinrich Grüber (1891–1975), German theologian in Berlin. || |-id=539| 322539 Telsiai || || Telšiai, one of the oldest cities in Lithuania || |-id=574| 322574 Werckmeister || || Andreas Werckmeister (1645–1706), an organist and a music theorist. || |-id=577| 322577 Stephanhellmich || || Stephan Hellmich (born 1981), a German planetary scientist, computer scientist, and discoverer of minor planets, whose thesis was about the influence of the Yarkovsky effect on the long-term stability of Jupiter trojans. || |}

322601–322700

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322701–322800

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322801–322900

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322901–323000

|-id=912| 322912 Jedlik || || Ányos Jedlik (1800–1895), a Hungarian inventor, engineer, physicist and Benedictine priest. || |}