Jupiter-crosser asteroid

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A Jupiter-crosser asteroid is an asteroid whose orbit crosses that of Jupiter. Jupiter's Trojans are inner grazers (105), outer grazers (52), co-orbitals (183) or crossers (537); if we remove them from the list, the remaining known numbered Jupiter-crossers are (notice that there are no non-Trojan outer-grazers):

Note: † denotes inner-grazer.

Inner-grazer: middle, top;
Outer-grazer: middle, bottom;
Crosser: right, bottom;
Co-orbital: right, top

944 Hidalgo †
1941 Wild
2483 Guinevere
2959 Scholl
3552 Don Quixote †
4446 Carolyn
5164 Mullo †
5335 Damocles †
5370 Taranis †
(6144) 1994 EQ₃ †
8373 Stephengould
8550 Hesiodos
9767 Midsomer Norton
10608 Mameta
(12307) 1991 UA
12896 Geoffroy
(14569) 1998 QB₃₂
15231 Ehdita
15376 Marták
(15504) 1999 RG₃₃ †
(15783) 1993 PZ₂
(17212) 2000 AV₁₈₃
(18916) 2000 OG₄₄ †
(20086) 1994 LW
20461 Dioretsa †
(20630) 1999 TJ₉₀
20898 Fountainhills †
21804 Václavneumann
(22070) 2000 AN₁₀₆
(26166) 1995 QN₃
(26929) 1997 CE₁₈
(30512) 2001 HO₈
(32460) 2000 SY₉₂
(32511) 2001 NX₁₇ †
(37117) 2000 VU₂ †
(37578) 1990 RY₂
(37590) 1991 RA₁₄
(38292) 1999 RA₇₇
(38709) 2000 QO₉₀
(39266) 2001 AT₂
(45739) 2000 HR₂₅
(47907) 2000 GT₇₁
(51284) 2000 KE₉
(51838) 2001 OC₆₁
(52007) 2002 EQ₄₇
(52016) 2002 NO₁₈
(52068) 2002 QX₄₀
(61042) 2000 KB₆₁
(65374) 2002 PP₅₅
(65389) 2002 RF₁₂
(65407) 2002 RP₁₂₀ †
(67368) 2000 LH₃₃
(69566) 1998 BX
(73418) 2002 LK₃₆
(73457) 2002 NZ₄₃
(73769) 1994 PN₁₂
(78133) 2002 NQ₁₃
(78470) 2002 RM₄₅
(78809) 2003 OR₂₂
(79724) 1998 SC₁₂₅
(84011) 2002 OB₂₅

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