96119

96119 is a five-digit numeric designation used in various coding systems to identify an address, item, or entry within a larger framework. The most common association is with postal systems, where such numbers function as ZIP codes or equivalent postal identifiers in different countries.

In the United States, 96119 is used as a ZIP code the United States Postal Service assigns to a particular geographic area. ZIP codes help route mail, define delivery routes, and organize regional postal operations. The exact boundaries and the locality associated with a given ZIP code can change over time due to population shifts, infrastructure updates, or changes in postal service planning.

Beyond postal use, 96119 can appear as a catalog, part, or model number in manufacturing and product databases, or as an accession or reference code in libraries, archives, or data systems. In these contexts, the digits serve as an internal identifier rather than a geographic designation.

Because 96119 can occur in multiple independent systems, its meaning is context-dependent. Without additional information—such as a country, database, or organizational scheme—the sequence does not convey a single, universal definition. See also disambiguation resources or the specific system in which the code is used to determine its intended reference.