350500

350500 is a five-digit numeric sequence that can function as an identifying code in several contexts. In China, it is used as a postal code under the national postal system. Postal codes in China are five digits long and are used to route mail to the correct province, city, and district. The exact locality designated by 350500 depends on current administrative assignments and can change over time with territorial adjustments. Codes are assigned by the postal authority and are generally stable but may be updated when jurisdictions are reorganized.

Beyond mail, 350500 may appear as a catalog or serial number in manufacturing, logistics, or information systems. As a model or part number, it would be used to track products, versions, or inventory items. In data management, five-digit codes like 350500 can serve as identifiers in databases, datasets, or asset registries.

The meaning of the code thus depends on the domain: in postal use it references a geographic area, while in business or IT it serves as an arbitrary identifier. Without context, 350500 has no single, universally understood meaning. See also: postal code systems, numeric identifiers, and cataloging conventions.