10522

10522 is a numeric designation used in several unrelated domains to label specific items or entries. In postal usage, it identifies a geographic area within the United States as assigned by the United States Postal Service. The ZIP code system is primarily used for mail delivery and routing, but it can also appear in demographic, planning, and service-area analyses.

In astronomy, 10522 refers to a minor planet (asteroid) catalogued by the Minor Planet Center. Objects with such numbers are numbered once their orbits are well established, and the number serves as a stable identifier within the larger catalog of small Solar System bodies.

Beyond postal and astronomical use, 10522 can appear as a model, part, or reference identifier across various fields, including electronics, manufacturing, and archival catalogs. In these contexts, the digits are used to denote a specific item or entry chosen by an organization or manufacturer.

Because the same numeric sequence can arise independently in different systems, 10522 does not carry a single, universal meaning beyond its function as an identifier within its respective context. See also related numbers in the same sequence, such as 10521 and 10523, which may reference different items in their respective catalogs.