50249

50249 is a five-digit number that may refer to different things in various contexts. In mathematics, 50249 is an odd composite number. Its prime factorization is 109 × 461, making it a semiprime. The divisors are 1, 109, 461, and 50249. The sum of digits is 20, and it is not divisible by 3 or 5. The number lies between 50000 and 50500, and has no special status in standard sequences, but can appear in discussions of factorization or semiprimes.

In the United States postal system, 50249 is a ZIP code used by the United States Postal Service for routing mail. It designates a specific geographic area in Iowa; ZIP codes in the 50xxx range are assigned to Iowa. The code is used on addresses to facilitate sorting and delivery, and may correspond to a town, rural routes, or a group of PO boxes, depending on USPS definitions.

Outside of postal and numeric contexts, 50249 can appear as a catalog or product number, a dataset identifier, or part of a serial sequence. Like many five-digit numbers, it has limited intrinsic meaning beyond its contextual use.