LA10

LA10 is a designation used in several unrelated contexts. The most widely recognized use is as a UK postal code district within the Lancaster postcode area (LA). The district covers rural parts of north-west Lancashire and includes a number of villages and small settlements. It serves as the delivery area for mail routed through the Royal Mail and helps identify local geography for services, governance, and navigation.

Beyond postal use, LA10 appears as a general alphanumeric identifier in other domains. In manufacturing and retail, LA10 is commonly used as a model or batch code for electronics, appliances, or automotive components, with the exact meaning defined by the producer. In scientific and engineering contexts, LA10 may be used as a catalog number, sample label, or accession code in datasets and inventories.

Because LA10 lacks a single, universal meaning, its interpretation depends on the usage context, geographic location, and the field in which it is employed. If you encounter the term, consider accompanying information such as additional letters or numbers, or the domain (postal, product, or scientific) to determine the correct reference. In many cases, disambiguation requires looking at the broader context—addresses, product documentation, or dataset identifiers—to confirm what LA10 denotes in that instance.