10073

10073 is a numeric designation that may refer to several unrelated topics. It is used as a postal code, a minor-planet designation, and as a serial or catalog identifier in various systems.

In postal geography, 10073 is a United States ZIP code assigned by the United States Postal Service to a defined area within New York City. ZIP codes are used to route mail and organize deliveries, and codes in this range are commonly associated with the city's boroughs and neighborhoods. The exact boundaries of ZIP codes can change over time as the postal service updates its routing schemes.

In astronomy, 10073 is the permanent number assigned to a minor planet once its orbit is well established. Objects numbered in this range are discovered by various surveys and tracked long enough to meet the criteria for numbering by the Minor Planet Center. The full designation usually includes the provisional designation and, later, a name if one is assigned.

Beyond these domains, 10073 can appear as a catalog or inventory number in libraries, databases, or commercial products. As a standalone numeral, it carries no single meaning outside its specific context.