A k-Noid is a minimal surface with k catenoidal ends. So the catenoid is a 2-Noid (in fact, the only one). For each k there is a particularly symmetric k-Noid, described in 1983 by Luquesio P. Jorge and William H. Meeks III.
There are many more k-Noids, and their moduli have been extensively studied, but are not yet completely understood.
Resources:
Luquesio P. Jorge and William H. Meeks III: The topology of complete minimal surfaces of finite total Gaussian curvature; Topology 1983.
Mathematica Notebook
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