When they were first introduced, postal zip codes were five-digit numbers, theoretically ranging from 00000 to 99999.

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When they were first introduced, postal zip codes were five-digit numbers, theoretically ranging from 00000 to 99999. (In reality, the lowest zip code was 00601 for San Juan, Puerto Rico; the highest was 99950 for Ketchikan, Alaska.) An additional four digits have been added, so each zip code is now a nine-digit number. How many zip codes are at least as large as 60000–0000, are even numbers, and have a 7 as their third digit?
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