20616

20616 is a numeric designation used in multiple cataloging systems to identify different things in different contexts. It does not refer to a single singular item, but rather to several distinct entries that share the same number in their respective catalogs.

In geography, 20616 is used as a United States ZIP code. ZIP codes are five-digit codes assigned by the United States Postal Service to geographic areas for mail delivery and statistical purposes. The exact locality associated with 20616 is defined by USPS records and can be looked up in official postal databases.

In astronomy, 20616 is the designated number of a minor planet (asteroid) in the solar system. Minor planets are given sequential numbers by the Minor Planet Center once their orbits are well established. Some objects with such numbers later receive official names, but not all do. The entry for 20616 in astronomical databases would provide information about its orbit, discovery, and any known physical characteristics.

There may be other, less common uses of the same numeric label in different fields, such as product identifiers or catalog numbers within specific organizations. To identify which 20616 is relevant in a given context, it is best to consult the appropriate authoritative database—postal service records for the ZIP code, and the Minor Planet Center or related astronomical databases for the asteroid.