22412

22412 is a five-digit number that can refer to different identifiers in separate domains. In the postal system of the United States, 22412 is a ZIP code assigned by the United States Postal Service to a defined geographic area. ZIP codes are used for routing mail and for local address designations; the 22412 code corresponds to a region within Virginia and helps determine mail delivery routes and local post offices.

In astronomy, 22412 is the permanent designation of a main-belt asteroid. Asteroids receive a sequential number once their orbits are well established, with 22412 representing the 22,412th object to receive such a designation. Objects that receive numbers may also have provisional designations and, in some cases, names assigned later depending on discovery and observation history.

Beyond postal and astronomical usage, 22412 may appear as a catalog, part, or model number in various commercial, scientific, or institutional databases. In such contexts, 22412 serves as an identifier rather than a descriptive term.

Because it is a general numeric string, 22412 has no single meaning without context. The most common references are typically to the ZIP code associated with a Virginia region and to the asteroid in the main belt, with other uses arising in separate cataloging systems.