104th

104th is the ordinal designation used to identify the 104th item in a series. It is not a single entity but a label applied across many domains, including military units, legislative sessions, geographic designations, and institutional catalogs. When used alone, it generally requires additional context to indicate the specific entity being referenced.

In the United States, the 104th Congress met from January 3, 1995, to January 3, 1997. It was the first Congress in which Republicans held the majority in the House of Representatives since the 1950s, while the Senate remained under Democratic control. The 104th Congress advanced major policy initiatives in areas such as welfare reform and federal budgeting, and it shaped the direction of mid-1990s U.S. policy.

Numerous military organizations in different countries use the number 104 to designate divisions, regiments, battalions, air units, or other formations in their sequentially numbered orders. Beyond the armed forces, the 104th designation appears in civic and geographic contexts, including street names, districts, and precincts, as well as in various catalogs and lists used by government agencies and institutions.

See also 104 (disambiguation) for other uses of the number 104.