55001

55001 is a five-digit decimal number consisting of the digits 5, 5, 0, 0, and 1. In mathematics it is an odd integer greater than 50,000. Its basic digit-sum is 11, which implies it is not divisible by 3. It ends with 1, so it is not divisible by 2 or 5. Determining its full prime factorization would require further calculation or factoring methods.

In postal and geographic context, 55001 is used as a United States ZIP code. ZIP codes in the 55xxx range are assigned to the state of Minnesota, and 55001 designates a specific area within that state for mail delivery and routing by the United States Postal Service. The exact boundaries of ZIP code 55001 are defined by the USPS and can evolve over time with changes in population and delivery logistics.

Beyond mailing purposes, 55001 may appear as an identifying label in various systems, such as inventory numbers, catalog identifiers, or administrative codes. As with other five-digit identifiers, its meaning is typically determined by the organization that assigns it, rather than by the number itself.

See also: related five-digit numbers, ZIP code systems in Minnesota, and discussions of numeric identifiers used in databases and catalogs.