How to take sequential values with breaks and convert into high/low ranges

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I have zip codes in a single column and they do not increase incrementally by one each time. There are gaps in the sequence. I am trying to split this zip-code column into two, the low # and the high #.

This is the current state:
Zip-codes

73442
73443
73444
73446
73447
73448
73449
73451
73452

This is what I want it to look like:

Low High
73442 73444
73446 73449
73451 73452

Any suggestions would be very much appreciated. Thanks in advance!
 

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