The Quite Incredible Number List: 9601-9700

9601: In November 2017, 9,601 tonnes of cheese were produced in Belgium. (Big Martin)

9602: In 2017, the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) tested samples of AquaSalina, a salt de-icer used on highways, and found high levels of radium. Specifically, 0.005 picocuries per litre of radium is allowed for disposal, but there is no limit for spreading on roadways. The ODNR samples contained between 66 and 9602 picocuries per litre, including one sample that was higher than raw brine. (Brock)

9603: UGC 9603 is a Galaxy located in the constellation of Boötes. (Awitt)

9604: 9604 is a perfect square which is an anagram of another perfect square (9604 = 98², 4096 = 64²). (Brock)

9605: RusAir flight 9605 was a passenger flight which crashed near Petrozavodsk in the Republic of Karelia, Russia, on 20 June 2011 while attempting to land in thick fog. (Awitt)

9606: 9606 official incident reports were completed by the Tasmania Fire Service in 2003-04. (Brock)

9607: Karup Airport in Denmark has a runway length of 9,607 feet. (Big Martin)

9608: There were 9608 firearms offences in England and Wales in 2006. (Brock)

9609: The Defence Police Boat Eagle No. 9609 was built by Holyhead Marine in 1997. (Big Martin)

9610: For the academic year 2015/16, Marlborough College charged £9610 per term for day pupils, making it the most expensive day school in the Headmasters' and Headmistresses' Conference (the association of British independent schools). (Brock)

9611: Felpham in West Sussex had a population of 9,611 at the time of the 2001 census. (Big Martin)

9612: Uebert Angel is a controversial British-Zimbabwean businessman who has been implicated in fraud, money laundering and racketeering after undercover journalists filmed him arranging to smuggle gold and cash using his diplomatic passport. His name appears on a US Department of Justice list of 9612 people who paid for fake degrees. (Brock)

9613: 9613 hours equals 400 days and 13 hours. (Awitt)

9614: In 1971 there were 9614 written complaints about NHS hospitals. By 2011-12 this had increased to 107,259. (Brock)

9615: On October 6th 2019, Tecnam P92 Echo Super aircraft registration I-9615 hit the wires of a ski-lift and became entangled at Prato Velentino in Italy. (Big Martin)

9616: 9616 is the 16th icosahedral number - the number of dots in a 16-layered geometric arrangement of an icosahedron, or Platonic solid with 20 faces. (Brock)

9617: 9617 is the code for this heartburn fact sheet. (Awitt)

9618: Minor planet 9618 is named Johncleese, being one of a sequence of six named after the members of Monty Python. (9617 is Grahamchapman and the others are 9619-9622.) (Brock)

9619: 9619 is part of the access/ file number for this book. (Awitt)

9620: In 2015 there were 9620 speakers of Zuni, a language isolate spoken mainly in Zuni Pueblo in western New Mexico, and in neighbouring eastern Arizona. (A "language isolate" is a language with no demonstrable relationship with any other language.) (Brock)

9621: 9621 is a "lifestyle store" in Melbourne. (Big Martin)

9622: At the end of 2022 there were 9622 law firms in England and Wales. (Brock)

9623: Donor 9623 is an infamous case of a lying sperm donor in the USA. (Big Martin)

9624: The New York City Police Department vehicle fleet contains 9624 police cars, as well as 11 boats, eight helicopters, and numerous other vehicles. (Brock)

9625: 9625 is the number of this You tube channel. (Awitt)

9626: Dorset Police carried out 9626 alcohol breath tests in 2009. (Brock)

9627: The Just Eat phishing scammer Grant West defrauded 9,627 people in 2015. (Big Martin)

9628: The digit product of 9628² is equal to the square of the digit product of 9628. 9 x 2 x 6 x 9 x 8 x 3 x 8 x 4 = 746496 = 864²

9 x 6 x 2 x 8 = 864

96282 = 92,698,384

(Brock)

9629: Transcript 9629 is of a speech by former Aussie PM Paul Keating in 1995. (Awitt)

9630: As of March 2023, there were 9630 CentiMillionaires living in the US, defined as those possessing $100 million or more in investable assets. (Shouldn't that be a "hectomillionaire"? A "centimillion" ought to be 10,000.) (Brock)

9631: GWR buffet car 9631 was built in 1934 and is now part of the Science Museum's collection. (Big Martin)

9632: At the 2000 census there were 9632 people residing in the town of Liberty, Sullivan County, New York State. (Brock)

9633: The Lokomotiv Hockey Team disaster occurred on September 7th 2011 when Yak-Service Flight 9633 carrying the team and coaching staff crashed at Tunoshna Airport, killing all but one of the 45 people on board. (Big Martin)

9634: 9634 Spanish soldiers took part in the 3rd Spanish Armada of 1597. (Brock)

9635: 9635 are the first four digits of the phone number for part of the Royal Women's Hospital, Melbourne. (Awitt)

9636: At 9636 feet, Mount Paget on South Georgia is the fourth highest point in the UK and all of its overseas territories. If you exclude the British Antarctic Territory, it's the highest. (Brock)

9637: Presidential Proclamation 9637 was for National Hispanic Heritage Month in 2017 by Donald Trump. (Big Martin)

9638: The Catalan Wikipedia had 9638 contributors as at July 2014. (Brock)

9639: Over 9,639 knives were removed from the streets as a result of police Operation Sceptre in November 2021. (Big Martin)

9640: In 1744 in Jamaica there were 9640 whites and 112,428 slaves. (Brock)

9641: 9,641 people died from alcohol-specific causes in the UK in 2021. (Big Martin)

9642: The deadliest aviation disaster to occur in Luxembourg was the crash of Luxair Flight 9642 on 6 November 2002, when a Fokker-50 lost control and crashed onto a field during an attempted landing at the airport. Out of 22 passengers and crew members on board, only two people survived. (Brock)

9643: By September 2022, the Lutterworth Rotary Club's knitted teddy appeal had distributed 9,643 of the toys to 48 countries around the world. (Big Martin)

9644: The phone number of Chetham's School of Music in Manchester is 0161 834 9644. (Brock)

9645: In 2018/19, British police seized 9,645 kilogrammes of cocaine. (Big Martin)

9646: Executive Order 9646, issued by President Harry S Truman on October 25 1945, officially defined the presidential coat of arms and seal for the first time. (Brock)

9647: The dam at Victor Braunig Lake in Texas is a 9,647 feet long earthfill embankment. (Big Martin)

9648: 9648 is divisible by all four of its digits: 9648 / 4 = 2412, 9648 / 6 = 1608, 9648 / 8 = 1206, 9648 / 9 = 1072. (Brock)

9649: Berwickshire is a very rural area, with 46% of the population (9,649 people), as at 2019, living in settlements with less than 500 inhabitants. (Big Martin)

9650: There are 9650 postcodes in the built-up area of Southend-on-Sea. (Brock)

9651: Derbyshire HER monument MDR9651 is the remains of former gas works at Matlock Bath. (Big Martin)

9652: The highest point of Andorra is Coma Pedrosa at 9652 feet. (Brock)

9653: Eugene Debs, otherwise known as Convict 9653, ran for election as US president in 1920, despite serving a 10-year sentence for sedition. (Big Martin)

9654: As of 2018 there were 9654 bonded wineries in the United States. (Brock)

9655: Simplex loco MR.9655 was ordered in 1951 for hauling clay at a brickworks and, after a varied life, it is now at the Old Kiln Light Railway near Farnham. (Big Martin)

9656: The coastline of the island of Newfoundland is 9656 km long. (Brock)

9657: Bristol (the one in east Pennsylvania) has a population of 9,657. (Big Martin)

9658: As of 2017, there were 9658 greenhouses of less than 10,000 square feet in the United States. (Brock)

9659: The Boston Tea Party of 1773 caused £9,659 worth of damage according to the British East India Company. (Big Martin)

9660: ISO 9660 is a file system for optical disc media. (Brock)

9661: As a result of the Zhao Jianmin Spy Case in 1968-9 in China, large numbers of people were killed or injured including 9,661 people left disabled in the city of Kunming alone. (Big Martin)

9662: Police in the Malaysian state of Pahang have arrested 9662 individuals involved in various drug offences from early this year until August. (Brock)

9663: London Remembers memorial 9663 is the Hammersmith Palais. (Big Martin)

9664: If you multiply 32 by each of its digits separately, and concatenate the results, you get 9664. (32 x 3 = 96; 32 x 2 = 64.) (Brock)

9665: 9665 are the first four digits of this NSW primary school's phone number. (Awitt)

9666: There were 9666 deaths from liver disease in England and Wales in 2020. (Brock)

9667: As at August 2022, 9,667 Afghan refugees were being housed in hotels in the UK. (Big Martin)

9668: Between 1881 and 1890, there were 9668 strikes and lockouts in the US. (Brock)

9669: 9669 is a song by The Joy Formidable. (Big Martin)

9670: In Kansas in 2022, there were 9670 deer crashes that killed four people and injured 471 others. (Brock)

9671: 9671 are the first four digits of a special phone number about a 'home lottery' that helps the Melbourne children's hospital. (Awitt)

9672: The Lottery Ticket is an adventure novel written by Jules Verne in 1886. It was also published in the United States under the title Ticket No."9672". (Brock)

9673: J36 class steam loco Maude was built for the North British Railway in 1891 as number 673. Post-grouping it was operated by the LNER as 9673 before being renumbered by them and BR. It is currently on static display in Bo'ness. (Big Martin)

9674: The Government's original proposals for ratifying and implementing the Brexit withdrawal agreement were laid out in Command Paper Cm 9674, dated July 2018. At that point the exit date was still set for 29 March 2019. (Brock)

9675: The maintenance vessel Edda Fauna has a displacement of 9,675 tonnes. (Big Martin)

9676: In Windows, it's possible to use the key combination Alt+9676 to produce a dotted circle (using the numeric keypad). (Brock)

9677: Mount St Helens stood at 9,677 feet before the 1980 eruption. (Big Martin)

9678: Andrew Baker (Conservative) came third in the Bermondsey and Old Southwark constituency at the 2019 general election, polling 9678 votes. (Brock)

9679: According to the Zambian police, there were 9,679 road accidents in that country in the second quarter of 2023. (Big Martin)

9680: 9680 = (22 - 2) x 22². (Brock)

9681: 5700 class pannier tank 9681 was built in 1949 and is now operated by the Dean Forest Railway. (Big Martin)

9682: Park Mountain is a 9682-foot mountain summit located above the southwest shore of Lake McArthur in Yoho National Park, in the Bow Range of the Canadian Rockies of British Columbia, Canada. (Brock)

9683: In October 2018, 9,683 items passed through the hands of the Newport Tip Shop. (Big Martin)

9684: As of 2019 there were 9684 Taoist temples in Taiwan. (Brock)

9685: GB 9685-2016 is a National Food Safety Standard covering the use of additives in food contact materials. (Big Martin)

9686: 9686 is the Cambridge International Course code for A Level Urdu (Pakistan only). (Brock)

9687: 9687 are the first four digits of the phone number of this inner western Melbourne primary school. (Awitt)

9688: Sheep Mountain is a 9688-foot elevation mountain summit in Beaverhead County, Montana, United States. (Brock)

9689: 9689 is the file number for a working paper on 40 years post-arrival migration in Denmark. (Awitt)

9690: 9690 = 42² + 43² + 44² + 45² + 46². (Brock)

9691: Here is footage of Fowler A4 traction engine 9691 towing a 325 foot train of vehicles. (Big Martin)

9692: On 31 Jan 2020 - the day of the first confirmed case of coronavirus in the UK - 9692 cases had been confirmed in China. (It hadn't been named Covid-19 at that point.) (Brock)

9693: 9,693 people voted for the 2022 Chortle Awards. (Big Martin)

9694: In 2015, there were 9694 km of roads in the Finnish region of Uusimaa. (Brock)

9695: 9695 is a Romanian roadside assistance service. (Big Martin)

9696: 9696 is another strobogrammatic number (same upside-down) - and quite a rare one, as each half of the numeral is itself strobogrammatic. (Brock)

9697: Bristol Freighter aircraft 9697 operated by the RCAF hit some trees on the approach to Marville in France on December 30th 1963 and crashed. (Big Martin)

9698: In January 2021, the Nexis database of news publications contained 9698 references to "feeling unsafe". (Brock)

9699: The highest score on Crossy Road is 9,699 and was achieved by Joshua Beesley of Tonbridge on January 8th 2023. (Big Martin)

9700: In August 2023 Brian Shaw, four times the World's Strongest Man, revealed his new diet of 9700 calories per day. (Brock)

The Quite Incredible Number List: 9501-9600

9501: A "magic cube" is the 3-dimensional equivalent of a magic square, that is, 27 distinct integers arranged in a 3 x 3 x 3 grid such that the sum of the integers in each row, each column, each pillar, and the four main space diagonals is equal to the same number, called the "magic constant" of the cube. 9501 is the magic constant of a 3 X 3 X 3 magic cube composed entirely of prime numbers. (Brock)

9502: At 9,502 feet, runway 14R/32L is the longest at Eppley Airfield, Omaha, Nebraska. (Big Martin)

9503: There were 9503 seizures of black market cigarettes in Ireland during 2012. (Brock)

9504: The 3-month copper price dropped to $9,504 per tonne on the London Metal Exchange in December 2021. (Big Martin)

9505: There were 9505 households in Holiday, Florida at the 2010 census. Could they be referred to as "Holiday homes"? (Brock)

9506: 9506 is the product code for this group of gym equipment. (Awitt)

9507: During the Amazon rainforest fires of August 2019, satellite images showed that at one point there were 9507 fires raging. (Brock)

9508: There are 9,508 terraced houses in Hastings. (Big Martin)

9509: It was reported from Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, on 1 July 2023 that the director of the security authorities had arrested 17,615 people while attempting to perform the Hajj pilgrimage without a permit. They included 9509 people who violated labour, residency and border security regulations. (Brock)

9510: In 2015 9,510 people in Fermanagh were claiming Disability Living Allowance. (Big Martin)

9511: The Laishui-Laiyuan Expressway, designated as G9511 and commonly referred to as the Lailai Expressway, is an expressway located in Hebei, China which serves as a branch of the G95 Capital Ring Expressway. (Brock)

9512: Republic Act no. 9512 of the Phillippines is an Act to promote environmental awareness. (Awitt)

9513: If you put the digits of 9513 in ascending order, you get 1359, which is a factor of 9513 (9513 = 7 x 1359). 9513 is the smallest number of this type with no zero digits, excluding trivial examples (e.g. 1234 is a factor of 1234). (Brock)

9514: UGC 9514 is a spiral galaxy in the constellation of Virgo. (Big Martin)

9515: 9515 is an asymmetrical 5 object siteswap. As with similar juggling manoeuvres, the best way of understanding it is to watch the animation! (Brock)

9516: The so-called "Teddy Bear" class locomotives were built in the early/mid 1960s at Swindon works to carry out similar duties to the GWR pannier tanks. However, even as they were being built, such operations were no longer happening and the class had very short lives for BR. D9516 being a typical example, in being sold off for industrial use after less than 4 years and eventually finding its way into heritage railway use - in its case at Didcot. (Big Martin)

9517: In the fall (autumn) of 2022 there were 9517 students at the College of William & Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia. It educated American presidents Thomas Jefferson, James Monroe, and John Tyler. (Brock)

9518: 9518 is this bus route across France. (Awitt)

9519: House of Commons briefing paper 9519, dated 11 April 2022, is on the Hungarian general election. (Brock)

9520: In Northern Ireland over 9,520 people are diagnosed with cancer every year. (Big Martin)

9521: Between June and October 1944, 9521 V-1 flying bombs were fired at south-east England. (Brock)

9522: 9,522 people have attempted the Bildeston full hill ride segment in Suffolk. (Big Martin)

9523: There were 9523 marriages in Ireland in 2020, including 314 same-sex marriages. (Brock)

9524: Ideal Encore of 9524 Lady is a bull bred in South Dakota. (Big Martin)

9525: In March 2015, Germanwings Flight 9525 was deliberately crashed by the co-pilot, Andreas Lubitz, who had suicidal tendencies. Shortly after reaching cruise altitude and while the captain was out of the cockpit, Lubitz locked the cockpit door and initiated a controlled descent that continued until the aircraft hit a mountainside. All 144 passengers and all six crew members were killed. (Brock)

9526: 9526 is the product code for Lego's 'Palpatine's arrest' scene from Star Wars. (Awitt)

9527: The Irish province of Munster covers an area of 9527 square miles. (Brock)

9528: The vessel L9528 is a landing craft operated by the Dutch navy. (Big Martin)

9529: 9529 can be written as the sum of a perfect square and a factorial in two different ways: 67² + 7!, or 97² + 5! . (Brock)

9530: 9530 is the code number for this John Deere tractor. (Awitt)

9531: On 1st October 1972 there were 9531 staff employed in the Scottish Office. (Brock)

9532: The Frecciarossa (Red Arrow) train 9532 runs from Naples to Turin. (Big Martin)

9533: The Toasted Yolk café opened in May 2023 at 9533 Farm to Market Road 1488, Suite 1900, Magnolia, Texas 77354. That's an address with 17 digits in it! (Brock)

9534: In 2018 the world's longest flight was a 19-hour, 9,534 mile journey from Singapore to Newark, New Jersey. (Big Martin)

9535: In 2012 there were 9535 breeding pairs of Great Cormorants in two colonies in the Kaliningrad region in Russia. (Ed.)

9536: During the Covid-19 pandemic, anyone getting a positive test result in Northern Ireland would receive a call from the Contact Tracing Agency on (028) 9536 8888. (Brock)

9537: 9537 is the model number for this ukelele saddle. (Awitt)

9538: There were 9538 tourist arrivals in the Maldives in September 2020. (Brock)

9539: CS Report 9539 Supplement was a 1996 review of departure noise at Heathrow, Gatwick and Stansted airports. (Big Martin)

9540: Lavon Lake, a freshwater reservoir in southeast Collin County, Texas, is 9540 feet long. (Brock)

9541: WW2 convoy PQ18 delivered 9,541 tons of fuel oil to Russia. (Big Martin)

9542: There are 9542 ways to place a non-attacking black and white pawn on an 11 x 11 chessboard. (Brock)

9543: At the time of the 2011 census, Matlock in Derbyshire had a population of 9,543. (Big Martin)

9544: There were 9544 oil wells in service onshore in the United States during the fourth quarter of 2014. (Brock)

9545: Westminster has a population density of 9,545 people per square kilometre. (Big Martin)

9546: Little Chief Mountain in the Lewis Range, Glacier National Park, Montana is 9546 feet high. It was named after Frank North, who led the Pawnee Scouts in the American Indian Wars, "Little Chief" being his Pawnee name. (Brock)

9547: Coach Reg. No. DX 9547 was built in 1931 and is now at the Bressingham Steam Museum. (Big Martin)

9548: Minor planet 9548 is named Fortran after the computer programming language developed in the 1950s. I can't help feeling that they were running out of things to name minor planets after. (Brock)

9549: Bristol Bike Fest 9549 was held in June 2019. (Big Martin)

9550: Old Tjikko is a 9550-year-old Norway spruce, located on Fulufjället Mountain of Dalarna province in Sweden. It originally gained fame as the "world's oldest tree", but is in fact a clonal tree that has regenerated new trunks, branches and roots over millennia rather than an individual tree of great age. (Brock)

9551: 9,551 foot high Mount Merapi in Indonesia is one of the most active volcanoes in the world. (Big Martin)

9552: Fees for day pupils at the private St Leonards School in St Andrews, Fife, start at £9552 per annum. (Brock)

9553: A record crowd of 9,553 fans watched Celtic FC Women beat Glasgow City 3 -1 in May 2023. (Big Martin)

9554: At 9554 feet, Corno Grande (Italian for "great horn") in the Apennine Mountains is the highest point of the Italian Peninsula, situated in Abruzzo, central Italy. (Brock)

9555: RCAF P51 Mustang aircraft 9555 crashed into Lake Ontario on November 7th 1952 after problems on a high altitude test flight. (Big Martin)

9556: Virus Precaution Sign 9556 from The Sign Maker reads "Only 3 People At A Time In This Area". (Brock)

9557: According to a recent book on the Upper Peninsula of Michigan there are currently 9,557 Huron people. (Big Martin)

9558: Adams Park, the stadium of League One team Wycombe Wanderers, has a capacity of 9558. (Brock)

9559: UGC 9559 is a spiral galaxy. (Awitt)

9560: Pulkovo Aviation Enterprise Flight 9560 was a repositioning flight from Sheremetyevo International Airport in Moscow to Pulkovo Airport in St. Petersburg which crashed after take-off on 28 July 2002, killing 14 of the 16 crew members. (Brock)

9561: Sentinel loco works number 9561 was built in 1953 and is now being overhauled on the Bo'ness & Kinneil Railway. (Big Martin)

9562: There are 9562 binary strings of length 15 (i.e. strings of 0's and 1's) that do not contain the substrings 0000 or 0010. (Brock)

9563: British Museum object EA9563 is an ancient Egyptian canopic jar from the 25th Dynasty. (Big Martin)

9564: In the mythical Theosophical cosmology, Atlantis was a continent that covered a significant part of what is now the Atlantic Ocean, which perished through flooding and submergence in 9564 BC. (Brock)

9565: The VFW Fokker VAK-191B was an experimental German VTOL fighter from the early 1970s. Only 3 were built, of which D-9565 is on display at Bremen Airport. (Big Martin)

9566: 021-9566 is the phone number of the gendarmerie in Bucharest, Romania. It was formerly the number of a taxi company. (Brock)

9567: AZD9567 is a drug to treat inflammatory disease. (Big Martin)

9568: In 2018 there were 9568 applications for 270 places to join the UK's Brigade of Gurkhas. (Brock)

9569: UGC 9569 is an emission-line galaxy in the constellation of Boötes. (Awitt)

9570: 9570 votes were cast in a ballot to name a snow plough in Washington State in April 2022. The winner was Betty Whiteout, beating contenders that included Plow Chicka Plow Plow, Snosquatch and Sleddie Vedder. (Brock)

9571: In 2015 homes in Westminster cost £9,571 per square metre - second only to Kensington and Chelsea. (Big Martin)

9572: According to the US Small Business Administration and the US Census Bureau, in 2014 there were 9572 firms in the US with more than 1000 employees. (Brock)

9573: In 2020, out of around 38,000 people living in Monaco, only 9,573 actually qualified as being Monegasque. (Big Martin)

9574: In a standard American crossword puzzle, such as those in the New York Times, in any row there must be at least one run of white squares and all runs of white squares must be of length at least three. The number of possible 3 X 8 arrangements of black and white squares that can form three consecutive rows in an 8 X 8 crossword puzzle is 9574. (Brock)

9575: The Time 4A Pint 2022 Movember raffle raised £9,575. (Big Martin)

9576: Research by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute estimates that the total number of nuclear warheads acquired by nuclear states reached 12,512 in January 2023. Approximately 9576 are kept with military stockpiles. (Brock)

9577: Local 9577 is a US union branch based in Westminster, Maryland. (Awitt)

9578: There are 9578 five-letter Wordle words without the letters M, W, X or Z. (Brock)

9579: In the 2021 census, 9,579 people in England identified as Humanist. (Big Martin)

9580: The drainage basin of the Chir river in the Rostov and Volgograd oblasts of Russia is 9580 square kilometres. (Brock)

9581: The phone number for 2386 Squadron of 158 Company of REME, based at the Army Reserve Centre in Keynsham, is 0117 986 9581. (Big Martin)

9582: 9582 is 6 times the 17th Fibonacci number, which means that it appears in the Fibonacci-style sequence starting with 0 and 6: 0, 6, 6, 12, 18, 30, 48, 78, 126, 204, 330, 534, 864, 1398, 2262, 3660, 5922, 9582, ... (Brock)

9583: 0-7838-9583-6 is the International Standard Book Number of Flow My Tears, the Policeman Said, a 1974 science fiction novel by American writer Philip K. Dick. The novel is set in a futuristic dystopia where the United States has become a police state in the aftermath of a Second American Civil War. (Ed.)

9584: The revenue of Thomas Cook Group in 2018 was £9584 million. (Brock)

9585: The higher of the Cathedral Lakes in Yosemite National Park is at an elevation of 9,585 feet. (Big Martin)

9586: The empty weight of the McDonnell F3H Demon jet fighter aircraft is 9586 kg. (Brock)

9587: The Erqi Yangtze River Bridge in China is 9,587 feet long. (Big Martin)

9588: Sylvia Morton won a jackpot of £9588.90 at the Buzz Bingo Sheffield Parkway in March 2023. (Brock)

9589: 9,589 "irregular immigrants" arrived in the Canaries from West Africa between January 1st and July 31st 2022. (Big Martin)

9590: At a height of 9590 feet, Midway Peak lies on the border of Alberta and British Columbia in the Canadian Rockies. (Brock)

9591: Earth 9591 is a place from the Marvel comics. (Awitt)

9592: There are 9592 primes less than 100,000. (Brock)

9593: Philippine Republic Act 9593 is also known as the Tourism Act of 2009. (Big Martin)

9594: In a controversial experiment conducted in 1964, sometimes known as Operation Bongo II, a series of sonic booms were generated over Oklahoma City in order to test public attitudes and their effects on structures in the city. During this time there were 9594 complaints of damage to buildings, and the experiment was ended prematurely after six months. (Brock)

9595: The year 9595 is the last mentioned in Zager and Evans' 1969 hit In The Year 2525. (Big Martin)

9596: The highest point of the Balkans is Musala, at 9596 feet in the Rila mountain range, Bulgaria. (Brock)

9597: The world record for the most users in a feng shui video lesson was set at 9,597 people in January 2023. (Big Martin)

9598: 9598 is the Roud folk song number for The Bonnie Banks o' Loch Lomond. (Brock)

9599: Motorcycle Reg. No. BS 9599 is a Levis Lightweight manufactured in 1923. (Big Martin)

9600: The 9600 port is a connector on the back of amateur radio HF, VHF, and UHF transceivers, used for connecting a packet radio modem or other data-modem. (Brock)

The Quite Incredible Number List: 9701-9800

9701: The US naval vessel ATLS-9701 is an unnamed aerial target launch ship launched in 1998. (Big Martin)

9702: 9702 = 21² x 22 = 21³ + 21². (Brock)

9703: In April 2017, Romanian Gabriel-Dan Chiriac broke the European skydiving record with a jump from 9,703 metres. (Big Martin)

9704: There were 9704 recorded knife crimes in the Metropolitan Police area in 2015/16. (Brock)

9705: In July 2022 it was reported that home ownership in Edinburgh had increased by 9,705 properties in the previous 5 years. (Big Martin)

9706: The maximum maintenance loan available from Student Finance England for the 2022/23 academic year, for those studying outside London and not living with their parents, was £9706. (Brock)

9707: Miles M.14A Hawk trainer aircraft T9707 is on display at the Museum of Berkshire Aviation. (Big Martin)

9708: At the 2021 Australian census, the population of Fortitude Valley, Queensland was 9708. (Brock)

9709: At the end of September 2021 London vaults held 9,709 tonnes of gold. (Big Martin)

9710: Known as the Magna Carta of Women, Philippines Republic Act No. 9710, passed in 2009, "affirms the role of women in national building and ensures the substantive equality of women and men" in society. (Brock)

9711: The most extreme weather station in Germany is at 9,711 feet on the country's highest peak, Zugspitze. (Big Martin)

9712: The application process for 9712 teacher vacancies in Rajasthan, India began on January 31, 2023. (Brock)

9713: The Almondvale Stadium in Livingston, Scotland has an all-seater capacity of 9,713. (Big Martin)

9714: There were 9714 climbers registered with Washington State's Mount Rainier National Park in 2003. (Brock)

9715: 9,715 people viewed the boats in the marina at the 2023 Jersey Boat Show. (Big Martin)

9716: The summit of Ben Lomond Mountain in Utah is at 9716 feet. It's named after Ben Lomond in Scotland, although "Ben" means "mountain", so the "mountain" bit is technically redundant. (Brock)

9717: The monitor HMS Abercrombie operated by the RN in WW2 had a deep displacement of 9,717 tons. (Big Martin)

9718: The Zugspitze is the highest mountain in Germany at 9718 feet above sea level. (Brock)

9719: Since 2016, 121 family water cellars have been built in Ethiopia, benefitting 9,719 people. (Big Martin)

9720: 9720 = (3+3) x (3+3+3) x (3+3+3+3) x (3+3+3+3+3). (Brock)

9721: The total of the climbs in the Dartmoor Way 100k Circular is 9,721 feet. (Big Martin)

9722: Mama, Teach Me to Dance by Eydie Gormé was released in the US in 1956 as catalogue number 9722 by ABC-Paramount Records. (Brock)

9723: HIP 9723 is a star located in the constellation of Perseus. (Big Martin)

9724: In October 2018 there were 9724 homeless people across Ireland. (Brock)

9725: According to a 2018 study, the average British pizza lover will spend £9,725 on them. (Big Martin)

9726: The late-Victorian author Deborah Alcock died in 1913, leaving £9726 and 16 shillings in her will. (Brock)

9727: Executive Order 9727 was issued by Harry S Truman in 1946 for the possession, control and operation of certain railroads in the USA. (Big Martin)

9728: Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, on average there were 9728 aeroplanes in the sky at any one time, carrying more than 1.2 million passengers (2017 figures). (Brock)

9729: People's Collection Wales' item 9729 is the stuffed remains of "Whiskey" the turnspit dog. (Big Martin)

9730: According to the 2003 United States Bureau of Labor Statistics there were 9730 people earning a living as cattle herders. (Brock)

9731: LCU 9731 is a military ops vessel based in Appledore. (Big Martin)

9732: According to a Freedom of Information request dated 08/12/22, there are 9732 library cards registered at Grantham Library in Lincolnshire. (Brock)

9733: Sketches by Boz by Charles Dickens is e-book 9733 on Project Gutenberg. (Big Martin)

9734: OEIS (the Online Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences) is a source for many posts in this list. In 2008 the integer 9734 appeared in OEIS only once. Today it appears 67 times. (Brock)

9735: UNFCCC project 9735 is a bundled wind power project in India. (Big Martin)

9736: The capacity of the Toyota Arena in Ontario, California for ice hockey is 9736. (Not to be confused with the Canadian province.) (Brock)

9737: The road to the communications equipment on 9,737 foot Steens Mountain is said to be the highest road in Oregon. (Big Martin)

9738: Until 1994, when Andorra adopted its own international dialling code, it was possible to access Andorran numbers from the Spanish phone network using the area code 9738. (Brock)

9739: IWM war memorial 9739 is to the crew of HM Submarine "Vandal" on the Isle of Arran. (Big Martin)

9740: Piz Gloria is a revolving restaurant at the 9740-foot-high summit of the Schilthorn near Mürren in the Bernese Oberland, Switzerland. The name originated in Ian Fleming's James Bond novel On Her Majesty's Secret Service, and the building was used in the making of the 1969 film. After filming the restaurant retained the name, and the lower floor still houses a James Bond exhibition. (Brock)

9741: On October 26 2021 the Taal Volcano in the Philippines released 9,741 tonnes of sulfur dioxide to the atmosphere. (Big Martin)

9742: On June 25 1946, US President Harry S. Truman signed Executive Order 9742, which ordered the liquidation of the War Relocation Authority and allowed Japanese-Americans to return to their homes. (Brock)

9743: A study of 9,743 people in the United States looked at the impact of a vegetarian diet upon bowel habits. (Big Martin)

9744: The longer of the two runways at El Fasher Airport in Sudan is 9744 feet long. (Brock)

9745: Melbourne International Airport in Orlando. Florida is 9,745 miles from Melbourne in Australia, so don't get confused. (Big Martin)

9746: At approximately 5100 metres, La Rinconada in Peru is the world's highest settlement, with 9746 inhabitants at the 2017 census. (Brock)

9747: A government survey counted 9,747 burial grounds in England and Wales. (Big Martin)

9748: In November 2018, Dr Anthony Cavo of Antique Trader did a search on eBay for the terms "rare Victorian" and got 9748 results. In his words, "who knew rarities were so available?". (Brock)

9749: The BS48 postcode area in North Somerset contains 9,749 households. (Big Martin)

9750: 9750 is the hypotenuse of exactly 10 distinct integer-sided right-angled triangles; i.e. 9750² can be written as the sum of two squares in exactly 10 different ways. (One of them is 5850² + 7800² = 9750².) (Brock)

9751: LMS Stanier tender 9751 was built for the loco Duchess of Sutherland in 1938 and is still with it. (Big Martin)

9752: In London in the year to March 2016, there were 9752 instances of knife crime. By March 2020 that had gone up to 15,928. (Brock)

9753: The world's largest Easter egg hunt involved 9,753 children looking for 501,000 eggs at Cypress Gardens in Florida on April 1st 2007. (Big Martin)

9754: In the state Landtag of Hamburg, the Nazi Party got 9754 votes (1.5% of the vote) in the 1927 election, gaining two seats. Five years later, it was up to 31% of the vote and 51 seats. (Brock)

9755: Royal Museums Greenwich's item PAH9755 is a North West Prospect of the City of Bristol made in 1734 by the Buck Brothers. (Big Martin)

9756: Throughout the whole of April 2023, the number of sellers on the non-fungible token market exceeded the number of buyers. Before then, the last recorded day buyers exceeded sellers was on March 11, when there were 9756 buyers and 9754 sellers. (Brock)

9757: The ceiling of the Boeing B52 Stratofortress bomber was 9,757 feet higher than the Convair B36 Peacemaker. (Big Martin)

9758: Minor planet 9758 is named Dainty - not a reference to its size or appearance, but to John Christopher Dainty (born 1947), British optical physicist and professor of optics at Imperial College, London. (Brock)

9759: In the 12 months from July 2022, 9,759 graffiti tags were removed in San Francisco. (Big Martin)

9760: In August 2021, Infarm announced plans to open a new 9760-square-metre vertical farm in Bedford. (Brock)

9761: Indian Standard IS 9761 covers hydropower intakes. (Big Martin)

9762: Brazil's Amazon rainforest lost 9762 km² of its vegetation between August 2018 and July 2019. (Brock)

9763: On May 5th 2016, Dawn Bowden was elected to the Welsh Assembly with 9,763 votes. (Big Martin)

9764: The digits of 9764² all occur twice each (95,335,696). (Brock)

9765: Air Tahiti Nui Flight 64 set a record as the world's longest domestic flight at 9,765 miles. As French Polynesia is part of the French Republic, this makes it a "domestic flight". (Big Martin)

9766: 9766 is the postcode of Rum in Hungary. (Brock)

9767: Catalina aircraft N9767 was supplied to the RCAF and attacked and destroyed U342 April 17th 1944. After WW2, the plane entered commercial operation and, after long service in various roles, is still around. (Big Martin)

9768: The Oaths of Strasbourg were a military pact made on 14 February 842 by Charles the Bald and Louis the German against their older brother Lothair I, the designated heir of Louis the Pious, the successor of Charlemagne. A manuscript copy, dating from around the year 1000, can currently be found in the National Library of France under the call number Latin 9768. (Brock)

9769: Simplicity pattern 9769 is for creating (American) Civil War style undergarments for ladies. (Big Martin)

9770: Minor planet 9770 was named Discovery after the spaceship in Arthur Clarke's novel and Stanley Kubrick's movie 2001: A Space Odyssey. (Brock)

9771: In 2002, there were 9771 reported cases of whooping-cough in the United States. (Ed.)

9772: There were 9772 recorded cases of scarlet fever in England and Wales in the 20 weeks up to 27 November 2022. (Brock)

9773: Chiricahua Peak in Arizona has an elevation of 9,773 feet. (Big Martin)

9774: Vodafone customers who wish to change their communication preferences should text the appropriate code to 9774 (e.g. "Stop Phone" opts out of calls about Vodafone products and services). (Brock)

9775: Science Photo Library image C006/9775 is of the airship USS Shenandoah and its tender in 1924. (Big Martin)

9776: Split the digits of 9776 into 97 and 76 and raise the second to the power of the first (i.e. 76⁹⁷). This ends in the digits 9776. (Brock)

9777: The Metro Alpin underground funicular in Switzerland is the highest funicular and subway in the world, with the lower station at 9,777 feet and the top one at 11,339 feet. (Big Martin)

9778: According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, in 2018, 9778 vehicle occupants without seatbelts were killed in crashes in the United States. (Brock)

9779: The exoplanet LTT 9779 b is highly reflective and has temperatures of over 2,000 degrees. (Big Martin)

9780: Minor planet 9780 is named Bandersnatch, after the creature in Lewis Carroll's Jabberwocky, which also appears in The Hunting of the Snark. (Brock)

9781: The high-speed railway being built in China's Guandong Province includes a 9,781-metre-long tunnel that passes through 17 major fault rupture zones. (Big Martin)

9782: In a Commons speech on 6 March 1923 arguing for mothers' pensions, Rhys Davies noted that under the Poor Law "at the present time there are 9782 boarded-out children at a cost of 10s. 6d. per week, and these are costing the country £266,020 per annum". (Brock)

9783: At the time of the 2001 census, there were 9,783 Grenadian-born people living in the UK. (Big Martin)

9784: A Turing machine is a mathematical model of computation describing an abstract machine that manipulates symbols on a strip of tape according to a table of rules. In general, it is not possible to determine whether a given Turing machine will halt given an arbitrary input string. However, it has been proved that there are 9784 two-state Turing machines which halt. (Brock)

9785: 9785 is a "gapful number" in that it is divisible by the number (95) formed by its first and last digits. (Big Martin)

9786: The total expenditure of the 32nd Butlocks Heath Scout and Cub Group to the year ending 31 March 2022 was £9786. (Brock)

9787: In the year ending March 2019, there were 9,787 offences involving firearms in the UK. (Big Martin)

9788: 9788 companies were formed in Lancashire in 2014. (Brock)

9789: Vidor in Texas had a population of 9,789 people at the time of the 2020 census. It doesn't sound like a pleasant place to live. (Big Martin)

9790: On 8th October 2017, a team of nine runners from BeyondAutism took part in the Royal Parks Half Marathon, raising £9790 (including GiftAid) for the Tram House Appeal. (Brock)

9791: Over the 2018-2019 fiscal year, Myanmar authorities seized 9,791 tons of illegal log timber. (Big Martin)

9792: In the year 1826-27, the Bladnoch Distillery in Galloway produced 9792 imperial gallons of whisky. (Brock)

9793: A 2022 report revealed that there were at least 9,793 tower blocks in England still with potentially unsafe cladding. (Big Martin)

9794: Richard Harrington was elected for the Conservatives in the Watford constituency at the 2015 general election with a majority of 9794 over Labour. (Brock)

9795: On November 26th 1999, freight train 9784 collided with ballast train 9795 after it was incorrectly diverted into a siding at Ararat, Victoria. (Big Martin)

9796: There are 9796 acres open to hunting at the Cat Island National Wildlife Refuge near the town of St. Francisville, Louisiana. (Brock)

9797: Bristol Beaufort aircraft L9797 crashed at Ashington, Northumberland whilst returning from a raid on Ghent on June 6th 1940 after hitting a barrage balloon cable because the pilot was blinded by searchlights. One of the crew and 3 people on the ground were killed. (Big Martin)

9798: If you successively concatenate the positive integers by pairs (i.e. 12, 34, 56, 78, 910, 1112, ...), then 9798 is the highest four-digit number in the list. (Essentially the same as this list, ignoring the initial zero.) (Brock)

9799: 9799 Thronium is a dark Jovian asteroid. (Big Martin)

9800: The Space Needle, an observation tower in Seattle, weighs exactly 9800 tons. (Brock)

The Quite Incredible Number List: 9801-9900

9801: 9801 is an album by South Korean duo Wooseok x Kuanlin. (Big Martin)

9802: The trainer Willie Mullins had six winners at the Punchestown racing festival in April 2018 at odds of 9802 to 1. (Brock)

9803: The highest point of the Irkutsk Oblast is Pik Martena with an elevation of 9,803 feet, despite claims that it is Pik Tofalariya which stands at 9,488 feet. (Big Martin)

9804: According to the Florida lottery, there were 9804 winners statewide between January 2022 and January 2023 who subsequently received a letter claiming they owed money to the state. (Brock)

9805: In the first quarter of 2022, Taiwan exported 9,805 tons of pineapples. (Big Martin)

9806: On 13 January 1945 there were 9806 prisoners in the Auschwitz III-Monowitz Nazi concentration camp. (Brock)

9807: High street bank branches have declined from there being 9,807 in 2015 to 5,154 in 2022. (Big Martin)

9808: There were 9808 arrests during the miners' strike of 1984-5. (Brock)

9809: Jesse Pinkman's house in the TV series "Breaking Bad" is at 9809 Margo Street, Albuquerque. The house used is at 322 16th Street SW in the same city. (Big Martin)

9810: If you put the digits of either 33² or 99² in descending order, you get 9810. (33² = 1089, 99² = 9801.) (Brock)

9811: Open Plaques entry 9811 marks the site of the Ship Inn, reputed to be Prince Rupert's headquarters for his attack on Birmingham on Easter Monday 1643. (Big Martin)

9812: The G9812 Haikou-Qionghai Expressway, designated as G98₁₂, is an expressway located in Hainan, China. (Brock)

9813: The Moroccan frigate Sultan Moulay Ismail is a SIGMA 9813 class vessel built in the Netherlands in 2011. (Big Martin)

9814: As of 2009 there were 9814 sheep in Abadla, western Nigeria. (Brock)

9815: The HP 9815 computer came on the market in 1975 at $2,900 and boasted 94K of storage space. (Big Martin)

9816: The Cuvier's beaked whale (or goose-beaked whale, or ziphius) has the deepest recorded dive among whales at 9816 feet. (Brock)

9817: Bloody Dick Peak in Montana has an elevation of 9,817 feet. (Big Martin)

9818: 9818 B-25 bombers were built during World War II. (Brock)

9819: Dovercourt-Wallace Emerson-Junction in the suburbs of Toronto has a population density of 9,819 people per square kilometre. (Big Martin)

9820: In November 2023, two traders pleaded not guilty at the Kuala Kubu Baru Sessions Court, Kuala Lumpur, to having 9820 kg of wholesale cooking oil without a valid licence. (Brock)

9821: In 2010, Carillion JM Ltd was fined £185,000 plus £9,821 costs after a workman was run down by a truck on one of their sites. (Big Martin)

9822: 9822 voters in Tanjong Pagar, Singapore, received duplicate poll cards for the 2023 presidential election owing to a printing error. (Brock)

9823: 9823 Capital is an investment company based in Dallas. (Big Martin)

9824: In 2017 Network Rail managed 9824 miles of standard-gauge lines. (Brock)

9825: The Yamaha YTR-9825 is a piccolo trumpet. (Big Martin)

9826: 9826 = 2 x 17³. (Brock)

9827: GJ 9827 is a star in the constellation of Pisces and is 97 light years away. (Big Martin)

9828: Chris Clarkson (Conservative) came second to Angela Eagle in the Wallasey constituency at the 2015 general election, polling 9828 votes. (Brock)

9829: In the 2018 Financial Year, 9,829 km of National Highways were built in India. (Big Martin)

9830: According to the Office for National Statistics, there were 9830 deaths registered in Lincolnshire in 2020. (Brock)

9831: Ryanair Flight FR9831 flies from Memmingen in Germany to Palma in Majorca. (Big Martin)

9832: The capacity of Bristol Rovers' Memorial Stadium is 9832 (reduced from 10,538 in 2022 for safety and security reasons). (Brock)

9833: Megalithic Portal site 9833 is the Bruyere d'Usclas in France. (Big Martin)

9834: On June 30 1901, there were 9834 post offices in the Dominion of Canada. (Brock)

9835: Executive Order 9835 was signed by Harry S Truman on March 21st 1947. It's known as the "Loyalty Order" and was designed to root out communist influence in the US government. (Big Martin)

9836: There are 9836 Estonian bogs. (Brock)

9837: Applications for China's 2017 civil service entrance exam saw 9,837 people applying for one sought-after position. (Big Martin)

9838: The HTML code "♮" gives you the natural symbol (♮) used in musical notation. (Brock)

9839: In 2022, voters in Austin, Texas voted overwhelmingly in favour of liberalising marijuana laws by 57,967 to 9,839. (Big Martin)

9840: To generate successive terms of the following sequence, multiply the previous term by 3 and add 3:

0, 3, 12, 39, 120, 363, 1092, 3279, 9840, ...

(Brock)

9841: Roma born boxer "Rukeli" ended up as Prisoner 9841 in a WW2 concentration camp and was eventually killed for still being a capable boxer, despite his treatment. (Big Martin)

9842: NJ9842 is the northernmost demarcated point of the India-Pakistan ceasefire line in Kashmir known as the Line of Control. (Brock)

9843: Following a disastrous fire on December 1 2002, the cruise ship Wind Song was scuttled in 9,843 feet of water in French Polynesia as repair or scrapping were deemed to be uneconomical. (Big Martin)

9844: In February 2019, after Congress refused to authorize spending on his proposed border wall, Donald Trump signed Proclamation 9844, declaring the "National Emergency Concerning the Southern Border of the United States". This took $3.6 billion assigned to military construction, $2.5 billion meant for the Department of Defense's drug interdiction activities, and $600 million from the Treasury's forfeiture fund, and diverted it for wall construction. It was condemned by Democrats and some Republicans as unconstitutional. (Brock)

9845: In the May 6th 2021 Clifton Ward council election, 4,782 votes were cast out of an electorate of 9,845. (Big Martin)

9846: Sophist Mountain, part of the Kitchen Range in the Rocky Mountains in British Columbia, Canada, is 9846 feet high. (Brock)

9847: 9,847 people live in Bristol - the one that's a suburb of Philadelphia! (Big Martin)

9848: In March 2017, the Hindustan Times reported that in Mumbai there were 9848 inmates stuffed in five jails having room for just 4773. (Brock)

9849: ISO 9849 covers geodetic field instruments (theodolites and the like). (Big Martin)

9850: In 1915 there were 9850 cars on Irish roads. In 2019 there were well over two million. (Brock)

9851: Mariposa Park is at 9851 W Irving Street, Boise, Idaho. (Big Martin)

9852: The population of Caernarfon in 2011 was 9852. (Brock)

9853: IWM photograph CH 1601 is of a Bristol Taurus engine being unshipped from Bristol Beaufort aircraft L9853. (Big Martin)

9854: A "Harshad number" is one that is divisible by the sum of its digits. 9854 is the first of three consecutive Harshad numbers:

9 + 8 + 5 + 4 = 26		9854 = 26 x 379
9 + 8 + 5 + 5 = 27		9855 = 27 x 365
9 + 8 + 5 + 6 = 28		9856 = 28 x 352

(Brock)

9855: US Census Tract 9855 is Bristol County in Massachusetts. (Big Martin)

9856: The boiling point of tantalum is 9856 degrees Fahrenheit. (Brock)

9857: 9,857 people in North Lanarkshire speak but do not read or write English. (Big Martin)

9858: According to a report from the US Chamber of Commerce dated October 2022, there are 9858 unique government forms used to access various services, and 106 billion such forms are processed annually. (Brock)

9859: The cruise ship Mykonos Magic has a tonnage of 9,859 DWT. (Big Martin)

9860: In July 2023 South Korea set its minimum wage at 9860 won per hour (about £6.10). (Brock)

9861: Rijksmonument 9861 is Lonje Molen, a smock mill in Bolsward in the Netherlands. (Big Martin)

9862: 9862 is a short film directed by Giles Greenwood in 2018. It is described as "a black, close-to-the-bone comedy which deals with issues of vulnerability and desperation and how people's problems can really escalate if they are not dealt with properly". (Brock)

9863: 9863 is the course code for a Core literacy unit from the University of Canberra. (Awitt)

9864: According to this video from NASA's Planetary Defense Coordination Office, there are 9864 known near-earth asteroids larger than 140 metres as at October 2021. (I assume the figure refers to diameter.) (Brock)

9865: 9,865 people have completed the Pacific Crest Trail in the USA. (Big Martin)

9866: There are 9866 tilings of a 7 x 2 rectangle using rectangles of width 1. (Brock)

9867: Royal Horticultural Society plant 9867 is Lathyrus vernus - the Spring Pea. (Big Martin)

9868: In 2004 there were 9868 controlled drug offences in Ireland. (Brock)

9869: In 2016, 36,552 Lithuanians lived in Ireland. Of these, more than a quarter (9,869) lived in county Dublin. (Big Martin)

9870: (Sir) Lindsay Hoyle, who is currently Speaker of the House of Commons, first entered Parliament as the Labour MP for Chorley in 1997, when he had a majority of 9870. He was their first Labour MP for eighteen years. (Brock)

9871: The phone number to report voter changes from the UK annual household canvass is 0800 197 9871. (Big Martin)

9872: The so-called "Macbeth Group", in the Purcell Mountains in southeast British Columbia, Canada, contains peaks such as Mount Macbeth, Mount Lady Macbeth, Mount Fleance, Mount Banquo and the 9872-foot-high Mount Macduff. (Brock)

9873: K.9873 is fragment of a Neo-Assyrian text in the British Museum. (Big Martin)

9874: C₆₄₁₆H₉₈₇₄N₁₆₈₈O₁₉₈₇S₄₄ is the chemical formula for Rituximab, a monoclonal antibody medication used to treat certain autoimmune diseases and types of cancer. (Brock)

9875: 9875 is a code that can be used on Netflix that takes you directly to the Crime Documentaries category. (Big Martin)

9876: 9876 is the largest four-digit number with digits in strictly descending order. (Brock)

9877: Delta Air Lines Flight 9877 crashed at Louis Armstrong Airport in New Orleans on March 30th 1967 during a simulated engine cut-out training flight. (Big Martin)

9878: At 9878 feet, Pico Basilé is the highest mountain of Equatorial Guinea. (Brock)

9879: The car with the registration KC 9879 is a 1925 3-litre Bentley Tourer. (Big Martin)

9880: Minor planet 9880 is named Stegosaurus, after the dinosaur of the same name. (Brock)

9881: The Peace Ark, including the Chinese hospital ship Daishan Dao, treated 9,881 Mozambiquans in 2017. (Big Martin)

9882: By 2019 there were 9882 identifiable interest groups lobbying Washington DC. (Brock)

9883: Biktarvy is a drug used in the treatment of HIV infection and is available as a brown pill with the imprint GSI 9883. (Big Martin)

9884: There are 9884 travel agencies in Japan (2018 figures). (Brock)

9885: In September 2003, a sponsored cycle ride around the North Coast 500 in Scotland raised £9,885 for Oakhaven Hospice in Hampshire. (Big Martin)

9886: Here's another strobogrammatic number - 9886 looks the same if you stand on your head. (Brock)

9887: Shipwreck UKHO 9887 is the steamship The Queen sunk by U38 in 1915. (Big Martin)

9888: In April 2018 environmental officers and police investigated a rancid smell coming from a house in Toliara, a town on the southwestern coast of Madagascar. They found 9888 live radiated tortoises, a rare species found only in Madagascar - and 180 dead ones. (Brock)

9889: Derbyshire HER record MDR9889 is the Spencer Monument - an early C20th ornamental fountain and lamp in Belper. (Big Martin)

9890: According to the Spanish National Institute of Statistics, there are 9890 people in the Balearics who speak German within the family. (Brock)

9891: Hamilton & Young's product 9891 is a Scottish thistle marcasite pendant. (Big Martin)

9892: Latest in the series of mountains with unusual names, with an elevation of 9892 feet, is Baldy Mountain on the border between Beaverhead County, Montana, and Clark County, Idaho. (Brock)

9893: The Italian Navy's landing platform dock ship San Marco bears the pennant number L 9893. (Big Martin)

9894: At a graduation ceremony at Al-Qalam University in Katsina, Nigeria in November 2023, honours were conferred on 9894 graduates from eight sessions, from 2016 to 2023. (Brock)

9895: In August 2023, 9,895 people were able to return home in Tenerife following the stabilisation of fires there. (Big Martin)

9896: Kayan9896 is the stage name of a Hong Kong singer. (Brock)

9897: JB Archive photo YO 9897 is of damage in South Street, Scarborough following the German attack in 1914. (Big Martin)

9898: 9898 consists of a repeated pair of digits. Its square consists of two repeated pairs of digits: 97970404. (Brock)

9899: In 2015, a smoker in Singapore was fined the equivalent of £9,899 for throwing a cigarette butt out of his window. (Big Martin)

9900: The TMS9900, introduced by Texas Instruments in 1976, was one of the first commercially available single-chip 16-bit microprocessors. (Brock)