10469

10469 is a five-digit designation used in various domains, including geography and astronomy. It is encountered as a postal ZIP code, as an astronomical numeric identifier, and as a general catalog or product code in different contexts.

In the United States postal system, 10469 is assigned by the United States Postal Service to a portion of the Bronx in New York City. ZIP codes in the Bronx are used to facilitate mail delivery and often align with defined neighborhoods or districts. The area covered by 10469 is part of the urban Bronx, consisting of residential and commercial development and served by local streets and public transportation networks.

In astronomy, 10469 refers to a minor planet, or asteroid, designated with the numerical identifier 10469. The number indicates the order in which the object's orbit was confirmed and cataloged by the Minor Planet Center. Many such objects are later given names, but 10469 may be used publicly in its numbered form if a name has not been assigned.

Outside of postal and astronomical contexts, 10469 can appear as a catalog number, model designation, or identifier within various datasets, libraries, or product lineups. Its meaning in any given instance depends on the issuing organization and the domain of use.

Because 10469 spans multiple, unrelated systems, identifying the intended reference requires contextual information such as the domain (postal code, astronomy, or cataloging) and the associated geographic or organizational source.