41812

41812 is a natural number in the decimal system. It is even and composite, with prime factorization 2^2 × 10453. Consequently its positive divisors are 1, 2, 4, 10453, 20906, and 41812. The number sits between 41811 and 41813 on the number line and is part of the broader sequence of even integers.

In astronomy, the designation 41812 refers to a minor planet (asteroid) in the catalog maintained by the Minor Planet Center. Objects receive a sequential number once their orbits are well established, so (41812) marks the 41,812th such body to obtain a permanent number. Many numbered minor planets remain unnamed, though some later receive official names proposed by their discoverers and approved by the astronomical community.

In geography and postal use, 41812 denotes a United States ZIP code. ZIP codes are five-digit codes used by the United States Postal Service to route mail and organize postal regions. A given ZIP code can cover one or more communities and may be served by multiple post offices or delivery routes.

Beyond these uses, 41812 functions primarily as a label within several distinct systems—numerical, astronomical, and postal—without implying a single, dominant meaning.

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