Name     Region of         Mean Orbital  Orbital Inclination     Diameter     Comment
           Solar System        Radius        to the Ecliptic        (km) 
                                (AU)           (degrees)      

  Moon     Earth-Moon system    0.00257           5.145            3474.8       For comparison, not a dwarf planet 
  Ceres    asteroid belt        2.768            10.59              939.4(2)    An asteroid
  Pluto    Kuiper belt         39.48             17.16             2377(3)      A former planet 
  Haumea   Kuiper belt         43.22             28.19            ≅1560
  Makemake Kuiper belt         45.56             28.98             1430(38) 
  Eris     scattered disk      67.78             44.04             2326(12)     Discovery motivated 
                                                                                dwarf planet category creation 

Notes:

1. Reference: Wikipedia: Dwarf Planet: Population of dwarf planets. These are the most notable dwarf planets as of 2022. But there are many other candidate dwarf planets (see Wikipedia: Dwarf Planet: Most likely dwarf planets; Wikipedia: List of possible dwarf planets. In fact, the category dwarf planet may NOT be useful since it is so hard to decide what small Solar System bodies (SSSBs) are dwarf planets.
2. Keywords: asteroid, asteroid belt, astronomical unit (AU) = 1.49597870700*10**11 m, Ceres ⚳, degree, diameter, dwarf planet, Eris, former planet, Haumea, Kuiper belt, Makemake, mean orbital radius, Moon ☽, orbital inclination to the ecliptic, Pluto ♇, scattered disk.
3. Local link: Table: Notable Dwarf Planets.
4. File: Solar System file: table_dwarf_planets_notable.html.