Alabama · 2004

Top 100 names in Alabama, 2004, by official Social Security birth counts.

Rang	Name	Geburten
#1	Emma	388
#2	Madison	382
#3	Emily	335
#4	Hannah	320
#5	Anna	305
#6	Alexis	229
#7	Sarah	226
#8	Olivia	219
#9	Abigail	216
#10	Elizabeth	204
#11	Mary	204
#12	Taylor	178
#13	Alyssa	165
#14	Lauren	164
#15	Haley	157
#16	Ella	154
#17	Chloe	152
#18	Destiny	148
#19	Makayla	140
#20	Isabella	137
#21	Morgan	137
#22	Savannah	136
#23	Victoria	125
#24	Sydney	124
#25	Trinity	124
#26	Brianna	122
#27	Kayla	119
#28	Kaitlyn	110
#29	Ashley	104
#30	Jessica	103
#31	Jasmine	103
#32	Caroline	101
#33	Kaylee	100
#34	Samantha	96
#35	Katelyn	93
#36	Natalie	93
#37	Grace	92
#38	Gracie	91
#39	Rachel	90
#40	Angel	88
#41	Jordan	88
#42	Zoe	87
#43	Jada	87
#44	Katherine	87
#45	Shelby	86
#46	Mackenzie	86
#47	Lillian	84
#48	Lily	84
#49	Breanna	82
#50	Autumn	80
#51	Hailey	77
#52	Abby	75
#53	Bailey	74
#54	Sara	72
#55	Katie	71
#56	Brooklyn	71
#57	Ava	71
#58	Allison	69
#59	Sophia	69
#60	Amber	68
#61	Mckenzie	67
#62	Jayla	67
#63	Reagan	66
#64	Julia	66
#65	Ashlyn	63
#66	Gabrielle	63
#67	Kathryn	63
#68	Madelyn	62
#69	Rebecca	61
#70	Catherine	60
#71	Paris	59
#72	Kennedy	59
#73	Jennifer	59
#74	Summer	58
#75	Lydia	58
#76	Avery	58
#77	Aaliyah	58
#78	Kylie	57
#79	Kelsey	56
#80	Madeline	56
#81	Audrey	55
#82	Faith	55
#83	Megan	55
#84	Alexandria	55
#85	Mallory	54
#86	Jenna	54
#87	Riley	53
#88	Courtney	52
#89	Brooke	52
#90	Leah	51
#91	Erin	49
#92	Amelia	48
#93	Molly	47
#94	Maria	47
#95	Margaret	46
#96	Addison	46
#97	Laura	45
#98	Kimberly	45
#99	Kendall	45
#100	Maggie	44

Uniquely popular in Alabama

Names whose share of births in this state is far above the national share (per 10,000 births).

Name	Geburten	Per 10k in state	Per 10k nationwide
Jakayla	33	17	2
Jamya	35	18	2
Kennedi	26	13	2
Amiya	21	11	2
Ansley	22	11	2
Abbie	26	13	3
Haleigh	31	16	3
Charity	23	12	3
Lillie	22	11	3
Lexie	23	12	3
Jayla	67	35	9
Mary	204	105	26

Figures are from the U.S. Social Security Administration Popular Baby Names dataset (public domain). Names with fewer than 5 recorded births in a year or state are suppressed by the source.