301000

301000 is a six-digit decimal number. In mathematics, it is an even composite number equal to 301 multiplied by 1000.

Its prime factorization is 2^3 × 5^3 × 7 × 43. The number has three trailing zeros in base 10, reflecting its divisibility by 1000. As 301000 = 301 × 1000, it also equals 3.01 × 10^5 in scientific notation.

In practical contexts, such round thousand multiples often appear as approximate counts, financial figures, or cataloging identifiers in data sets and administrative systems. The precise meaning of 301000 depends on the coding or addressing scheme in which it is used; there is no single universally defined interpretation associated with the number itself.

Overall, 301000 is primarily notable for its arithmetic properties as a multiple of 1000 and its status as a rounded, easily recognizable numeric value rather than for a specific historical or conceptual association.