862811

862811 is a numeric designation used in various cataloging systems. Because it is a six-digit sequence, its meaning depends entirely on context, and there is no single universally defined reference associated with the sequence.

In astronomy, 862811 functions as a designation in the catalog of minor planets maintained by the Minor Planet Center. When a suspected asteroid's orbit is sufficiently well determined, it receives a sequential number; the object may later acquire a name. The number 862811 would thus refer to that specific object in official records, and its orbital elements, discovery circumstances, and observation history are recorded in public databases.

In postal or geographic addressing schemes that employ six-digit codes, 862811 would correspond to a particular area or locality, the exact location depending on the national system. Codes of this form are used to facilitate mail routing and geographic sorting.

In manufacturing or retail, 862811 may appear as a part number, model identifier, or inventory code used by a company to track items in its catalogs. In this context, the digits carry no intrinsic meaning beyond the internal cataloging scheme of the organization.

Because such numbers can be reused across domains, 862811 can also appear in unrelated datasets, where its interpretation is defined by metadata or domain conventions.