Walter R. Cooney, Jr.

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Minor planets discovered: 33
11739 Baton Rouge[1]	September 25, 1998
15072 Landolt[2]	January 25, 1999
16107 Chanmugam	November 27, 1999
20430 Stout [3]	January 10, 1999
(43083) 1999 WR	November 19, 1999
(44370) 1998 SK35 [4]	September 27, 1998
(47045) 1998 WK9	November 29, 1998
(49349) 1998 WW6[2]	November 24, 1998
49350 Katheynix	November 27, 1998
(49454) 1998 YH22 [5]	December 30, 1998
(53256) 1999 FD	March 16, 1999
(53257) 1999 FF	March 16, 1999
(59172) 1999 AE3	January 10, 1999
(60177) 1999 VU6	November 8, 1999
(66399) 1999 LH [6]	June 5, 1999
(66946) 1999 XT1	December 3, 1999
(70723) 1999 VK1[2]	November 3, 1999
(74439) 1999 CT2	February 6, 1999
(75249) 1999 XU1	December 3, 1999
79912 Terrell	February 10, 1999
(80698) 2000 CH1	February 4, 2000
(81531) 2000 HK14 [6]	April 29, 2000
(85708) 1998 SL35 [4]	September 27, 1998
(85805) 1998 WS6[2]	November 24, 1998
(85878) 1999 CF8 [7]	February 13, 1999
(101722) 1999 EX4	March 10, 1999
(101777) 1999 GF4 [8]	April 13, 1999
(103221) 1999 YC5	December 29, 1999
(103222) 1999 YD5	December 29, 1999
(121206) 1999 PO3	August 13, 1999
(121543) 1999 VG1[2]	November 3, 1999
(121544) 1999 VJ1[2]	November 3, 1999
(122067) 2000 HJ5	April 27, 2000
with Matthew Collier   with Patrick M. Motl   with Susannah Lazar   with Katrina Wefel   with Terry Martin   with Merrill Hess   with Ethan Kandler   with Meredith Howard

Walter R. Cooney, Jr. is an American astronomer.

He is a prolific discoverer of asteroids.