44148

44148 is a numeric designation that can refer to more than one thing, depending on the context. It does not correspond to a single, universal entity, but rather to identifiers used in different systems such as postal geography and astronomy, among others.

In geography and mail delivery, 44148 is a United States ZIP code assigned by the United States Postal Service. ZIP codes are used to identify specific geographic areas to facilitate mail routing and delivery, demographics, and service planning. Like other ZIP codes, 44148 denotes a segment of a locality in the state of Ohio, though exact boundaries and the communities served can change over time with postal updates.

In astronomy, 44148 is the official number assigned to a minor planet (asteroid) once its orbit has been determined with sufficient precision. Minor planets are numbered sequentially by the Minor Planet Center, and many later receive official names. The number 44148 identifies a particular object in the main asteroid belt and is used in scientific catalogs and databases to reference its orbital parameters and discovery details.

Beyond these uses, 44148 may appear in other catalogs or as an internal code or serial number in different contexts. Without additional information about the domain, its precise meaning remains ambiguous. If a specific interpretation is intended, identifying the relevant area—postal, astronomical, or another catalog—is helpful for clarification.