4401: 320 = 3486784401. (GuyBarry)
4402: Swiss postcode area 4402 is the municipality of Frenkendorf. (Big Martin)
4403: This example of how to divide 11531457 by 4403 using logarithms comes from James Dodson's 1742 work The Antilogarithmic Canon, Being a Table of Numbers to which is Prefix'd an Introduction. (GuyBarry)
4404: According to the MedHelp website, people in the USA have a 1 in 4404 chance of dying by choking on food, making it number 19 in their list of common causes of death. (Big Martin)
4405: The Herman House, located at 4405 Main Street in Port Hope, Michigan, was listed on the US National Register of Historic Places in 1987. The building now houses a restaurant, the Port Hope Hotel. (GuyBarry)
4406: Stannag 4406 is the NATO standard for military messaging. (Big Martin)
4407: The Luxor Las Vegas hotel and casino in Paradise, Nevada has a total of 4407 rooms. (GuyBarry)
4408: AQA GCSE course 4408 was Additional Science, however it is no longer available. (Big Martin)
4409: 4409 describes itself as "the #1 activist channel on YouTube". According to The Urban Dictionary, it was started by a young man in Arizona, USA who was unlawfully arrested numerous times in order to challenge the fraud and corruption in state and local government. (GuyBarry)
4410: The Minicom number for applying for Educational Group Membership of the National Trust is 0344 800 4410. (Big Martin)
4411: 4411 is a Belgian system of mobile car parking payment. (GuyBarry)
4412: Sun Way flight 4412 was a scheduled cargo flight that crashed at Jinnah International Airport in Karachi on 28th November 2010. (Big Martin)
4413: The town of Chinchilla has nothing to do with the South American rodent, but is actually in Queensland, Australia. It's known as the "Melon Capital of Australia" and its postcode is 4413. (GuyBarry)
4414: With a population of 5,591 in 2016, Monaca in Pennsylvania was rated as the 4,414th largest city in the USA. (Big Martin)
4415: The bony-eared assfish, acanthonus armatus, holds the record for the smallest brain-to-body weight ratio of all vertebrates. It's a bathypelagic species of cusk-eel found in tropical and sub-tropical oceans at depths from 1171 to 4415 metres. (GuyBarry)
4416: Camera number 14416 on the M 25 is situated at Junction 6, where the motorway crosses the A22 at Godstone. (tetsabb)
4417: US Presidential Proclamation 4417, signed by Gerald Ford in 1976, put an official eventual end to Executive Order 9066 - the detention of Japanese-Americans in 1942. (Big Martin)
4418: 4418 = 47 x (47 + 47). (GuyBarry)
4419: GC4419 is a first-in-class small molecule enzyme mimetic that converts superoxide to hydrogen peroxide and molecular oxygen. (Big Martin)
4420: 4420 is a manufacturer of precision-made handcrafted shears. (GuyBarry)
4421: Nalidixic acid (C12H12N2O3) has the CID number 4421. (Big Martin)
4422: 4422 is a song by hip-hop artists Drake and Sampha. (GuyBarry)
4423: The Singer 4423 is a heavy duty sewing machine. (Big Martin)
4424: The dialling code for Coventry, when calling from outside the UK, is +44 24 (where + represents your country's international dialling prefix). (GuyBarry)
4425: Harley manuscript 4425 is a copy of the Roman de la Rose dating to c1490 - 1500. (Big Martin)
4426: 4426 is a 2016 horror film from the Maldives, directed by Fathimath Nahula and Ahmed Shinan. (GuyBarry)
4427: The Border Guard Bangladesh is a paramilitary force entrusted with the responsibility of defending the 4427-kilometre border of Bangladesh. (Ed.)
4428: Uma Manqha is a 4428-metre-high mountain in the Andes of Bolivia. (GuyBarry)
4429: The Room 4429 Seminar Series takes place at 1pm on Tuesdays at SOAS in London. (Big Martin)
4430: There are 4430 possible tilings of a 3 X 4 X 5 room by 1 X 1 X 3 boxes. (GuyBarry)
4431: The Navman Marine FISH 4431 is a fishfinder system. (Big Martin)
4432: Minor planet 4432 McGraw-Hill is named after the McGraw-Hill telescope located on the southwestern ridge of Kitt Peak, Arizona. The telescope was moved to its current location in 1975 with the financial support of McGraw-Hill Incorporated, an American educational publishing company, and the Sloan Foundation. (GuyBarry)
4433: Polyflor Colonia 4433 vinyl flooring is New England Elm. (Big Martin)
4434: Fishing is a public artwork by Karl Kahlich located at 4434 W. Marion St., Milwaukee, Wisconsin. It's carved from local limestone and depicts a figure in a cap holding a large fish. (GuyBarry)
4435: KG 4435 is a Vietnamese restaurant in Melbourne. (Big Martin)
4436: There are 4436 ways to place four non-attacking knights on a 5 x 5 board. (GuyBarry)
4437: Here is a link to englisch-hilfen's task 4437. (Big Martin)
4438: The Eyes Galaxies (NGC 4435-NGC 4438) are a pair of galaxies about 52 million light-years away in the constellation Virgo. (GuyBarry)
4439: Organisation 4439 on the Australian training initiative website is the Bruce Hartwig Flying School. (Big Martin)
4440: In June 2017, a study published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition found that over an eight-year period people who regularly ate fried potatoes were twice as likely to die. Researchers analysed the potato consumption and health of 4440 people aged between 45 and 79. (GuyBarry)
4441: Railpage has some photographs taken of an accident in 1962 involving locomotive 4441 at Liverpool Station in Sydney, Australia. (Big Martin)
4442: The 1936 Tour de France was composed of 21 stages with a total length of 4442 km. (GuyBarry)
4443: The Honningsvag Tunnel in Norway is 4,443 metres long. (Big Martin)
4444: Also in Norway, Flørli is a roadless hamlet served by four ferries per day, home to a hydroelectric power station. It's known for its 4444 steps right up the mountain - the longest wooden stairway in the world. (GuyBarry)
4445: The numbers 1 to 1388 (in base ten) contain a total of 4445 digits. (Olinguito)
4446: Patient information leaflet 4446 is for Tiotropium (Braltus) 10mcg inhalation powder. (Big Martin)
4447: 7, 47, 4447, 4444444447, 44444444444444444447 and 44444444444444444444444447 are all prime. The next prime number of the form 44...47 has 721 4's. (GuyBarry)
4448: Minor planet 4448 is called Phildavis and was discovered in March 1986. (Big Martin)
4449: Southern Pacific 4449 is the only surviving example of Southern Pacific Railroad's GS-4 class of steam locomotives. (GuyBarry)
4450: 4450 Pan is a highly eccentric and potentially hazardous near earth asteroid. (Big Martin)
4451: In 2016-7 4451 Australians visited Antarctica, making up 10% of all visitors. (Ed.)
4452: The Singer 4452 is a heavy duty sewing machine. (tetsabb)
4453: Durham County Council's article 4453 is on the management of trees. (Big Martin)
4454: 4454 is the smallest integer requiring 38 letters to write in Spanish: cuatro mil cuatrocientos cincuenta y cuatro. (GuyBarry)
4455: Eliza Tinsley product 4455 is Manger Rings. (Big Martin)
4456: The Sacramentary of Henry II is stored in the Bavarian State Library under the inventory number clm 4456. (GuyBarry)
4457: Item 4457 at Artofcraft.com is a cardigan and waistcoat pattern for knitting. (tetsabb)
4458: Master of Malt offer a Tantalus bottled 1968 whisky from cask 4458 at the Macduff distillery for a mere £1,500. (Big Martin)
4459: "1-310-289-4459" is a track on Gentleman's Blues, the fourth studio album by Cracker, released in 1998. (GuyBarry)
4460: Southern Pacific locomotive 4460 is a 4-8-4 semi-streamlined engine built in 1943 and now on static display at the Museum of Transportation in St. Louis, Missouri. (Big Martin)
4461: Both 44618 - 8 and 44618 + 8 are prime. (GuyBarry)
4462: Pocatello in Idaho is at an elevation of 4,462 feet above sea level. (Big Martin)
4463: 4463.com is a site for girls' games. (GuyBarry)
4464: On 29 June 2013, the LNER 4464 Bittern became the fastest British preserved steam locomotive when it hit a top speed of 149.3 kilometres per hour. (Olinguito)
4465: The numbers 1, 2, 3, ..., 1392, 1393 contain a total of 4465 digits. (Olinguito)
4466: The Princess Victoria was one of the original "Gin Palaces" and was built in 1829. Its phone number is 020 8749 4466. (Big Martin)
4467: 4467 is the pill ID number for a pulmonary hypertension tablet. (Awitt)
4468: Here's a short video of 4468 (60022) Mallard on a Royal Mail special from Marylebone to York. It was built in Doncaster in 1938, and is the holder of the world speed record for steam locomotives at 126 mph. (GuyBarry)
4469: To continue the theme of LNER locomotives, 4469, named Sir Ralph Wedgwood, was a constructive total loss after being caught by a bomb blast during the Baedeker raid on York during the night of 28/29 of April 1942. (Big Martin)
4470: The town of Enns was one of the first places in Austria to receive town privileges, with a charter dating from 22 April 1212. Its postal code is 4470. (GuyBarry)
4471: The Crypto Museum website has an entry for the Racal MA-4471 secure phone adapter. (Big Martin)
4472: Probably the most famous LNER steam locomotive is the Flying Scotsman. It was built in Doncaster in 1923 and originally numbered 1472, but had been renumbered to 4472 when it was selected to appear at the British Empire Exhibition in London in 1924. (GuyBarry)
4473: US Government form ATF 4473 is a Firearms Transaction Record. (Big Martin)
4474: IETF RFC 4474 concerns the setting of standards for caller identification in internet telephony, to help mitigate unsolicited, automatically dialled telephone calls (amusingly known as SPIT, or spam over Internet telephony). (GuyBarry)
4475: Nature Precedings document 4475 is on the paleoecology of the Maastrichtian and Danian sediment at North of Central Alborz, Iran, based on Planktonic foraminifera. (Big Martin)
4476: 4476 is the sum of the first 1000 decimal digits of pi. (GuyBarry)
4477: Lego set 4477 is the T-16 Skyhopper. (Big Martin)
4478: The summit of the Matterhorn is 4478 metres high. (GuyBarry)
4479: Cabin 4479 on the Norwegian Spirit is a family inside stateroom. (Big Martin)
4480: 4480 is the sextuple factorial of 20, sometimes written 20!!!!!! and defined as 20 x (20-6) x ((20-6)-6) x (((20-6)-6)-6). (GuyBarry)
4481: The Wade 4481 is a copper shock absorber/water hammer arrester for plumbing systems. (Big Martin)
4482: This article by Jonathan Rowson on "The Unrecognised Genius of Jean Piaget" has 4482 words. (GuyBarry)
4483: Moonpans.com have pieces of lunar meteorite NWA 4483 for sale for $45. (Big Martin)
4484: The Hindu Cultural Society is at 3, Lyndhurst Ave, London, N12 0LX. The phone number is 020-8361-4484. (Strawberry)
4485: 4485 is the 39th octagonal number - the number of dots in a pattern of 39 nested octagons sharing a vertex (as in this diagram). You can calculate it with the formula (3 x 392) - (2 x 39). (GuyBarry)
4486: The Dremel 4486 is a multi-chuck. (Big Martin)
4487: In April 2015, the Oaks, Havant Crematorium made a £4487 donation to The Rowans Hospice. (GuyBarry)
4488: Skyscraper News building 4488 is Castle House (also known as the "Electric Razor") in Southwark, London. (Big Martin)
4489: 4489 = 672. (GuyBarry)
4490: German Navy frigates of the Brandenburg class have a displacement of 4,490 tonnes. (Big Martin)
4491: The 406 Express Newman bus route in Montreal, Canada serves an average of 4491 passengers on an average weekday (2009 figures). (GuyBarry)
4492: 4492 Debussy is a dark and elongated background asteroid discovered in 1988. (Big Martin)
4493: There are 4493 ways, counted up to symmetry, to build a contiguous building with 5 LEGO blocks of size 1 X 2. (GuyBarry)
4494: Bussock Camp is an Iron Age hillfort alongside the B4494 a few miles from Newbury in Berkshire. (Big Martin)
4495: Woob2 4495 is the second full-length album from Woob, the stage name of ambient musician Paul Frankland. (Ed.)
4496: Blood Music is a 1983 science fiction novel by Greg Bear. The ISBN is 0-7434-4496-5. (Strawberry)
4497: 4497 sets of twins were born in Australia in 2016. (Ed.)
4498: Find A Grave memorial 4498 is for country music comedienne Minnie Pearl (1912 - 1996) in Mount Hope Cemetery, Franklin, Tennessee. (Big Martin)
4499: There were 4,499 accidents caused by drink-driving in the UK in 2016 where a police officer attended the scene.(Ed.)
4500: 4500 Miles From Delhi have Indian restaurants in Bristol and Oxford. (Big Martin)
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