123rd

123rd is the ordinal form of the number 123 and is used in naming, ordering, and designation across a variety of contexts. As a label, it signals position in a sequence and is commonly found in military, administrative, geographic, and cultural usages.

In military and governmental contexts, many countries have designated specific units or formations with the number 123. Such designations can apply to regiments, brigades, battalions, divisions, and other organizational units. The exact meaning, composition, and history of a “123rd” unit depend on the national armed forces or administrative structure and the time period in question. Because numbering systems differ between nations and eras, there are multiple distinct entities that carry the 123rd designation.

In civil and public contexts, 123rd often appears in geography and infrastructure. It is commonly used in street names, avenues, and neighborhood identifiers (for example, 123rd Street in a city). It can also appear in electoral or administrative district labeling, census tracts, or other numbered designations used to organize jurisdictions.

In culture and media, the ordinal may denote the edition, anniversary, or iteration of an event, publication, or competition. Like other ordinal numbers, its significance is determined by the specific topic to which it is attached.

Because 123rd is a general ordinal, there is no single topic it denotes; understanding it requires specifying the particular country, organization, place, or event being referenced.