19061991

19061991 is an eight-digit numeric string commonly interpreted as a date in the ddmmyyyy format. When read this way, it denotes 19 June 1991, a date that may appear in historical records, documents, and data entries in countries that use day-month-year ordering. The sequence can be ambiguous in contexts where other date orders are used.

Outside of representing a date, the string often appears in filenames, product codes, archival identifiers, or database entries where a compact date component is useful. It may also be used in personal records or event annotations as a shorthand for 19 June 1991.

Because date order varies by locale, the same eight digits can be misread if the date format is not specified. The ISO 8601 standard recommends the unambiguous form 1991-06-19 (year-month-day) to prevent confusion. When systems or data lack explicit formatting or locale settings, parsing 19061991 correctly requires additional metadata or context.

In practice, 19061991 has no universally recognized significance beyond representing the date 19 June 1991 in ddmmyyyy notation. It often appears incidentally in documentation, coding, archival catalogs, or record-keeping where compact date representations are needed. For clarity, many applications store dates in standardized formats or as separate year, month, and day fields rather than as concatenated numerals.