16025

16025 is a five-digit numeric designation that appears in several independent systems. Unlike a mathematical constant or a single historical event, it does not have a single universally recognized meaning; instead it denotes different entities in different contexts, such as a postal code and an astronomical designation.

In the postal system of the United States, 16025 is used as a ZIP code assigned by the United States Postal Service. It corresponds to a geographic area in western Pennsylvania and is used to sort and route mail. ZIP code boundaries are periodically updated by USPS, and the area may cover one or more municipalities or townships.

In astronomy, 16025 is the designation of a main-belt asteroid. The number indicates that it is the 16,025th minor planet to be cataloged and numbered by the Minor Planet Center after its orbit was confirmed. Details about its discovery, orbital elements, and physical properties are recorded in asteroid databases. If named, the asteroid would be listed with its official name in addition to the number.

Other uses of the sequence 16025 may include catalog, model, or serial numbers in various industries, or quick-reference identifiers in datasets. Without additional context, these uses are not mutually related.