Meanings of minor planet names: 658001–659000

658001–658100

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658101–658200

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658201–658300

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658301–658400

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658401–658500

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658501–658600

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658601–658700

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 * 658642 Carreira || || Emanuel Carreira Vérez (1931–2020) was a Jesuit astrophysicist who collaborated with Clyde Cowan on cosmic rays. || ·
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658701–658800

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 * 658787 Alksnis || || Andrejs Alksnis (1928–2017), a Latvian astronomer || ·
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658801–658900

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 * 658882 Žemaitija || || Žemaitija or Samogitia is one of the five cultural regions of Lithuania and formerly one of the two core administrative divisions of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania alongside Lithuania proper.  || ·
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658901–659000

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