61000

61000 is a postal code in France. It is primarily associated with the city of Alençon, located in the Orne department in the Normandy region. The code covers central Alençon and surrounding communes within the urban area.

Alençon has a long history of lace-making, most notably the Point d’Alençon lace, a craft dating to the 17th century that became a symbol of the city. The town’s historic center includes medieval architecture and the Château des Ducs d’Alençon. Today, the local economy combines services, small manufacturing, and cultural tourism tied to its heritage, museums, and markets.

As a standalone number, 61000 denotes the integer sixty-one thousand. In addition to its use as a postal code, the figure may appear in various numerical contexts, such as statistics, measurements, or identifiers in disparate systems.