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| 14004 Chikama || || Taketo Chikama (born 1961) is a founding member of the Fukuoka Astronomical Society. His greatest pleasure as an amateur astronomer is taking photographs of many kinds of heavenly bodies. His greatest interest is his search for supernovae || |- id=006 | 14006 Sakamotofumio || || Fumio Sakamoto (born 1968) once worked as a planetarium volunteer and during observation meetings of the municipal science museum in Kitakyushu. He currently remains engaged in the spread of astronomy activities for children and local citizens. He is a member of the Fukuoka Astronomical Society || |- id=010 | 14010 Jomonaomori || 1993 UL || Jōmon is the Japanese Neolithic culture (14,000–300 BC) known for its sophisticated culture and pottery. Jomon remains, such as the Sannai-Maruyama site, are found largely in Aomori Prefecture || |- id=012 | 14012 Amedee || 1993 XG || Amedee, a small uninhabited island 30 km west of Noumea, New Caledonia. || |- id=014 | 14014 Münchhausen || || Baron Munchausen (1720–1797), German officer and adventurer || |- id=015 | 14015 Senancour || || Etienne Pivert de Senancour (1770–1846), a French essayist and philosopher || |- id=016 | 14016 Steller || || Georg Wilhelm Steller (1709–1746), German botanist, who accompanied Vitus Bering on the expedition that led to the discovery of southeastern Alaska || |- id=019 | 14019 Pourbus || || Pieter Pourbus (1523–1584) was a Dutch-Flemish Renaissance painter, sculptor and cartographer. Known primarily for his religious and portrait painting, he was also a surveyor and engineer. Name suggested by C. Leterme. || |- id=024 | 14024 Procol Harum || 1994 RZ || Procol Harum British progressive rock band Img || |- id=025 | 14025 Fallada || || Hans Fallada (1893–1947), German writer || |- id=026 | 14026 Esquerdo || || Gilbert A. Esquerdo (born 1976), American research assistant for the Near-Earth-Asteroid Physical Study project at the University of Western Ontario † || |- id=028 | 14028 Nakamurahiroshi || || Hiroshi Nakamura (born 1955) is a well-known amateur astronomer in Kagawa Prefecture, Japan. || |- id=031 | 14031 Rozyo || || Rozyo Elementary School, the name of a historical school in Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan. || |- id=032 | 14032 Mego || 1994 XP || Japanese Princess Megohime (1568–1653), also known as Lady Tamura, the wife of Date Masamune; a cherry tree seedling planted near the Sendai Astronomical Observatory is known as the "Princess Mego Cherry Tree". || |- id=036 | 14036 Yasuhirotoyama || || Yasuhiro Toyama (born 1953) is a Japanese electronic engineer. He has developed a number of inexpensive high-performance motor drive control circuits for astronomical telescopes, including the one used for the telescope that discovered this object. || |- id=037 | 14037 Takakikasahara || || Takaki Kasahara (born 1963) is a Japanese engineer. He is in charge of maintaining the astronomical telescope system for public observatories, such as the 0.91-m reflector telescope at Mt. Dodaira, and is developing laser autofocus system for microscopes. He is sometimes asked by camera companies to write articles about astrophotography. || |- id=040 | 14040 Andrejka || || Andrea Galádová (born 1970), familiarly known as Andrejka, wife of the first discoverer. Adrián Galád. It was the first discovered minor planet at Modra Observatory. || |- id=041 | 14041 Dürrenmatt || || Friedrich Dürrenmatt (1921–1990), Swiss author || |- id=042 | 14042 Agafonov || || Konstantin Vasil'evich Agafonov (1935–1997), a well-known organizer of the electronic industry in Russia || |- id=046 | 14046 Keikai || || Keikai mountain (height 294 meters) is located in the north of Nanyo-city, Yamagata prefecture. The Nanyo Citizen Observatory is located there || |- id=047 | 14047 Kohichiro || || Kohichiro Morita (1954–2012), a professor at the National Astronomical Observatory of Japan. || |- id=054 | 14054 Dušek || 1996 AR || Jiří Dušek (born 1971), Czech astronomer the Nicolas Copernicus Observatory and Planetarium in Brno. He is a co-founder of the Czech Internet astronomical newspaper IAN. || |- id=056 | 14056 Kainar || || Josef Kainar (1917–1971), Czech poet, dramatist, journalist and musician || |- id=057 | 14057 Manfredstoll || || Manfred Stoll (born 1938), Austrian astronomical computer specialist from Vienna || |- id=060 | 14060 Patersonewen || || Paterson Ewen (1925–2002), Canadian astronomical artist and teacher || |- id=061 | 14061 Nagincox || || Nagin Cox (born 1965) is a system engineer and a manager on multiple interplanetary robotic NASA missions.