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AMUR
BLOCK
GAS
HEBE
ICAR
INNA
IRIS
KATIA
KACHA
KIEV
KRAT
LENA
LESYA
MAYAN
NEVA
NIZA
NINA
Tanya
TORO
Tuva
EROS
(5)
ARINA
Achilles
BARTO
BOEV
BOHAN
BUNIN
BUNKE
VESTA is the only minor planet visible to the naked eye.
hygieia
DIBAY
IRIDA
KIROV
COULIU
LITHUANIA
NONNA
ORLOV
PATON
PAULI
POPOV
SEDOV
FLORA
CHIRON
CHEKHOV
CHAGALL
The HILL
JUNO
(6)
ADONIS
ALEKHIN
ALINDA
ALUPKA
AMOSOV
AOLUTA
ARIEL
ASTRAEA
ASHKOVA
AELITA
BAIKAL
BLAZHKO
VILLEV
GASPRA
HECTOR
GELINA
HERMES - a minor planet, since the discovery in 1937 it is considered lost
GISSAO
GOGOL
DAVID
EUROPE
ESENIN
ZHILOVA
ZVEREV
CYBELE
LAVROV
LADOGA
LANDAU
MACLAY
MARINA
METIS
NADEEV
NATASHA
ODESSA
OLEGIA
OLESHKO
PLAVSK
PSYCHE
RUBTSOV
SIRONA
CHALDEA
KHERSON
CERES
BLACK
CHKALOV
SHUKSHIN
SHCHEGLOV
YAKUTIA
(7)
ABALKIN
ABKHAZIA
APOLLO - minor planet
ARETUSA
ARCTIC
BELNIKA
BIRYUKOV
BOYARCHUK
BURYATIA
HUNGARY
VILYUYSK
GAGARIN
Ganymede - minor planet
GEOGRAPHER
GORSHKOV
BITTER
GUBAREV
JANGAR
DRUNINA
DUBOSHIN
IZVEKOV
KALININ
KAMENYAR
Kakhovka
KOBZAR
KULIKOV
KUNIKOV
LEBEDEV
LIHACHEV
MUSTEL
NIKONOV
Pallada
PATROCLES
PIKULIA
PIROGOV
PULKOVO
RADISHCHEV
SATPAEV
SAZAROV
SVETLOV
SEMENOV
SIMEIZA
SIMON
SOBINOV
SOBOLEV
SUVOROV
TATARIA
TATYANA
COMRADE
ULUGBEK
FRIEDMAN
TSESEVICH
CHUVASHIA
CHUKOTKA
CHURYUMOV
SHALYAPIN
SHARONOV
EVENKIA
EUNOMY
(8)
AHMATOVA
AVITsENNA
ACADEMY
ANGELINA
ANIKUSHIN
BAIKONUR
BAMBERGA
BATRAKOV
BASHKIRIA
Berendey
BULGARIA
VICTORIA
GERSHBERG
Hydalgo - minor planet
GREENEVIA
DAGESTAN
DIMITROV
IBARRURI
IRPEDINA
KALMYKIA
KARBISHEV
KEMEROVO
Kyrgyzstan
KURCHATOV
KURCHENKO
LEUKOTHEIA
MAKSUTOV
MARGOLIN
MARTYNOV
MASSALIA
INVISIBLE
NEKRASOV
NESTEROV
OLSANIA
PAULOVIA
PAPAGENA
PARENAGO
SOFIEVKA
TOUTATIS
TURGENEV
FEODOSIA
FIGNERIA
CHURLENIS
(9)
AQUITAINE
ALBITSKY
ANASTASIA
ASTAPOVICH
BARABASHEV
BELYAVSKAYA
VLADILENA
GRIBOEDOV
WOODEN
EUFROSINA
EPHREMIAN
KAVERZNEV
KOLLONTAY
KRONSTADT
LENINGRAD
LERMONTOV
MAKHARADZE
MELNIKOV
MENDELEEV
NUMBERING
ORELSKAYA
PATIENT
(10)
ANTARCTIC
VOLKONSKAYA
VERNADSKY
VORONVELIA
GUDIASHVILI
ZHONGOLOVICH
INTERAMNIA
KLYUCHEVSKY
MAYAKOVSKY
MELPOMENE
STALINGRAD
CHAIKOVSKY
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