Meanings of minor planet names: 428001–429000 explained

428001–428100

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428101–428200

|-id=102| 428102 Rolandwagner || || Roland C. Wagner (1960–2012), a French author, journalist, literary critic, translator and sometime singer, who wrote dozens of sci-fi novels. His final novel, Reves de Gloire, won several literary awards. || |}

428201–428300

|-id=259| 428259 Laphil || || The Los Angeles Philharmonic, founded in 1919, is an American orchestra based in Los Angeles, California. It is widely considered one of the finest orchestras in the United States. || |}

428301–428400

|-id=351| 428351 Martinchalifour || || Martin Chalifour (b. 1961), the principal concertmaster of the Los Angeles Philharmonic. || |}

428401–428500

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428501–428600

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428601–428700

|-id=694| 428694 Saule || || Saulė is a solar goddess, the solar deity in both the Latvian and Lithuanian mythologies. || |}

428701–428800

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428801–428900

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428901–429000

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