41667

41667 is a five-digit number used as a United States ZIP code. It is assigned by the United States Postal Service to a rural area in eastern Kentucky. The code was introduced to facilitate mail delivery and routing in that region, which is characterized by mountainous terrain and small communities.

In mathematics, 41667 is a composite number. It factors as 3 × 17 × 19 × 43. It is divisible by 3, but not by 9. The prime factorization shows it has four prime factors, all distinct, and its value is the product of these four primes.

Beyond postal use, the number may appear as an identifier in datasets, catalogs, or product codes, but there is no widely recognized meaning beyond its numeric and postal usage.