10452

10452 is a natural number that follows 10451 and precedes 10453. In mathematics, it is an even composite number with prime factorization 2^2 × 3 × 13 × 67, and it has 24 positive divisors. It lies within various arithmetic sequences and can be considered in discussions of number theory, divisibility, and modular arithmetic.

In postal systems, 10452 is used as a United States ZIP code assigned to a portion of the Bronx, New York. ZIP codes in the 104xx range serve areas in the northern and eastern parts of the Bronx, and the 10452 area includes both residential and commercial zones. The ZIP code is serviced by the United States Postal Service, with mail delivery organized through local post offices and delivery routes.

In astronomy, 10452 has been used as the numeric designation for a minor planet in the main asteroid belt. Objects with such designations are tracked in catalogs of small Solar System bodies and are identified by number and name once assigned.

Other uses of the sequence 10452 include its appearance as a model or part number in manufacturing, or as a reference in bibliographic or cataloging systems. Without context, 10452 may also be interpreted as a year in calendars that count years upward from a baseline, or as a serial identifier in various databases.

Notes about context are important for disambiguation, as the same number can appear in mathematics, geography, astronomy, and industry.