| 10872 Vaculík || || Ludvík Vaculík, Czech writer and journalist † || |-id=874 | 10874 Locatelli || || Pietro Antonio Locatelli, Italian violinist and composer † || |-id=875 | 10875 Veracini || || Francesco Maria Veracini, Italian violinist and composer † || |-id=877 | 10877 Jiangnan Tianchi || 1996 UR || Jiang Nan Tian Chi, an observation station in Eastern China. || |-id=878 | 10878 Moriyama || 1996 VV || Moriyama, a city on east side of Lake Biwa, the largest lake in Japan, in Shiga Prefecture. || |-id=880 | 10880 Kaguya || || SELENE, a lunar explorer developed by the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA), nicknamed Kaguya after a Japanese folktale character || |-id=882 | 10882 Shinonaga || || Kouji Shinonaga (born 1952), the director of Kamagari Observatory since 1991. || |-id=884 | 10884 Tsuboimasaki || || Masaki Tsuboi (born 1954), the president of the Hiroshima Astronomical Society and a leader of the amateur astronomy community in western Japan. || |-id=885 | 10885 Horimasato || || Masato Hori (born 1957), is a specialist in civil engineering and a member of the Hiroshima Astronomical Society. || |-id=886 | 10886 Mitsuroohba || || Mitsuro Ohba, Japanese polar adventurer. || |-id=888 | 10888 Yamatano-orochi || || Yamatano-orochi is a giant snake appearing in Japanese ancient mythology. The snake had eight heads and eight tails and was long enough to cover eight valleys and eight peaks. It was defeated by the god Susanoo-no-mikoto. || |-id=891 | 10891 Fink || || Uwe Fink (born 1939) || |-id=892 | 10892 Gianna || || Gianna Petean (born 1958). || |-id=894 | 10894 Nakai || || R. Carlos Nakai, musician and cultural anthropologist of Navajo-Ute descent † || |-id=895 | 10895 Aynrand || || Ayn Rand (1905–1982), Russian-born philosopher and writer, emigrated to the United States at age 21. She was the author of several novels and books, including The Fountainhead (1943) and Atlas Shrugged (1957) || |-id=900 | 10900 Folkner || || William Folkner (born 1956), a principal scientist at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, is a recognized authority on the planetary ephemerides. || |} 10901–11000 |-id=907 | 10907 Savalle || || Renaud Savalle (born 1971), an astronomical software programmer, wrote the CCD acquisition system used by the Asteroid Survey at Caussols that allowed this minor planet to be discovered. || |-id=908 | 10908 Kallestroetzel || || Karl-Heinz Stroetzel (born 1935) || |-id=911 | 10911 Ziqiangbuxi