11407

11407 is a natural number that follows 11406 and precedes 11408. Beyond its role in basic counting, the sequence of integers includes many numbers used as identifiers in various systems.

In mathematics, 11407 is a composite number. Its prime factorization is 11 × 17 × 61, making it square-free and odd. Its positive divisors are 1, 11, 17, 61, 187, 671, 1037, and 11407.

In astronomy, 11407 is the numbered designation of a minor planet (asteroid) cataloged by the Minor Planet Center. Such designations are assigned to small bodies in the Solar System once their orbits are well determined.

In the United States, 11407 is used as a five-digit ZIP code denomination for a region in New York City. ZIP codes serve to route mail and identify geographic areas within the country.

As a numeric identifier, 11407 also appears in various catalogs, model numbers, and administrative systems where a unique code is required. Its usage, like that of many numbers, spans multiple domains without a single overarching meaning.