36014

36014 is a five-digit numeric designation that appears in several unrelated contexts. Its most common references are as a United States ZIP code and as a designation in astronomy, with additional uses in manufacturing and cataloging.

In the postal system, 36014 identifies a geographic area within the United States for mail delivery and routing. ZIP codes are used by the U.S. Postal Service to organize mail, as well as to support demographic analysis, planning, and logistics across businesses and services. The exact boundaries and the communities served by a given ZIP code can change over time as populations shift and delivery patterns are updated.

In astronomy, 36014 is the permanent number assigned to a minor planet (asteroid) once its orbit is well established. Such numbers are part of a standardized cataloging system maintained by the Minor Planet Center, and they are used in scientific literature and databases to reference specific objects. The numeric designation is typically accompanied by a name if/when one is assigned by the discoverers or the relevant authorities.

Beyond these uses, 36014 can appear as a model or part number in various manufacturing or retail catalogs. In those contexts, it usually requires additional identifying information such as the manufacturer, product line, or category to determine the exact item.