60045

60045 is a five-digit numeric identifier that can refer to several distinct things in different contexts. In postal geography, 60045 is a United States ZIP code assigned by the United States Postal Service. It is located in northern Illinois within the Chicago metropolitan area and is used to route mail to a specific geographic region. ZIP codes do not denote political boundaries but are used for navigation by mail carriers and logistics companies.

Beyond postal usage, 60045 appears as a catalog or model number in various industries. In product listings, it may identify a part, component, or item within a manufacturer's numbering scheme. Because such numbers are not standardized across industries, the same sequence can refer to unrelated products in different catalogs.

From a mathematical viewpoint, 60045 is a composite number. Its prime factorization is 3 × 5 × 4003, with 4003 being a prime number. It is not a triangular or square number. Its digit sum is 15, which makes it divisible by 3 and 5, hence by 15.

In other references, 60045 may appear as an identifier in databases, inventory records, or digital assets. When encountered, the intended meaning is usually determined by the surrounding context, since numeric strings like 60045 often serve as codes rather than standalone values.