19061976

19061976 is a numeric string that most commonly denotes the date 19 June 1976 when read in day-month-year notation (ddMMyyyy). In other common formats it can be read as 19/06/1976 (dd/mm/yyyy) or 1976-06-19 (ISO 8601). Such compact date representations are used in digital records, filenames, and archival catalogs to provide a locale-neutral timestamp without separators.

Because it lacks separators and an explicit year marker in some contexts, 19061976 can be ambiguous when presented alone. Interpretations rely on accompanying metadata, a specified calendar system, or prior knowledge of the format. In databases and file systems, this pattern is often standardized or converted to ISO 8601 to avoid confusion.

Historical context: The year 1976 was a leap year. Notable events that year included the Montreal Summer Olympics and the United States Bicentennial celebrations. In technology, Apple Computer was founded in 1976, marking a significant moment in the development of personal computing.

As a calendar date, 19 June 1976 has no single universally recognized event attached to it; its significance is typically determined by regional histories, archives, or the specific context in which the date appears.