11150

11150 is a numerical designation that can refer to several distinct contexts. In mathematics, 11150 is an even integer. Its prime factorization is 2 × 5^2 × 223, reflecting its composition from two small prime factors and a larger prime. As a whole number, it appears in arithmetic, counting, and numbering systems.

Postal code: In the United States, 11150 is assigned as a ZIP code by the United States Postal Service to designate a specific geographic area in the New York City metropolitan region. ZIP codes with 111 as the first three digits are associated with Queens, New York City, and are used for mail routing, statistical analysis, and service delivery.

Astronomy: 11150 is also used as a designation for a minor planet in the catalog maintained by the Minor Planet Center. As with other numbered minor planets, the object receives this number after its orbit is confirmed, and many later receive a name chosen by the discoverers.

Other uses: The sequence 11150 may appear as a model, catalog, or part number in various industries and products.