District of Columbia · 1968

Top 100 names in District of Columbia, 1968, by official Social Security birth counts.

Rang	Name	Geburten
#1	Lisa	346
#2	Michelle	274
#3	Kimberly	242
#4	Jennifer	214
#5	Karen	180
#6	Angela	164
#7	Mary	144
#8	Susan	139
#9	Elizabeth	136
#10	Laura	133
#11	Tracy	126
#12	Pamela	114
#13	Christine	108
#14	Stephanie	105
#15	Sharon	102
#16	Melissa	98
#17	Monica	95
#18	Amy	92
#19	Robin	92
#20	Deborah	91
#21	Patricia	90
#22	Donna	84
#23	Andrea	79
#24	Michele	79
#25	Linda	76
#26	Tonya	75
#27	Kelly	74
#28	Christina	74
#29	Sandra	74
#30	Dawn	72
#31	Cynthia	72
#32	Kathleen	71
#33	Crystal	69
#34	Theresa	68
#35	Julie	68
#36	Denise	68
#37	Barbara	68
#38	Maria	67
#39	Leslie	65
#40	Catherine	64
#41	Jacqueline	63
#42	Wendy	63
#43	Cheryl	62
#44	Renee	60
#45	Kim	59
#46	Tracey	58
#47	Carolyn	57
#48	Tanya	57
#49	Tammy	57
#50	Margaret	55
#51	Katherine	55
#52	Diane	54
#53	Regina	54
#54	Anne	52
#55	Tina	51
#56	Rebecca	51
#57	Victoria	51
#58	Teresa	51
#59	Yolanda	50
#60	Paula	49
#61	Rhonda	48
#62	Nicole	47
#63	Carla	46
#64	Debra	46
#65	Nancy	46
#66	Diana	45
#67	Valerie	44
#68	Ann	43
#69	Katrina	42
#70	Lori	42
#71	Sheila	38
#72	Carol	38
#73	Sarah	38
#74	Suzanne	38
#75	Heather	37
#76	Stacey	37
#77	Gina	37
#78	Monique	36
#79	Julia	35
#80	Terri	35
#81	Lashawn	34
#82	Janice	33
#83	Darlene	33
#84	Lynn	33
#85	Sherry	32
#86	Rachel	32
#87	Stacy	31
#88	Dana	31
#89	Veronica	31
#90	Kathryn	30
#91	Felicia	30
#92	Sonya	30
#93	Brenda	29
#94	Traci	28
#95	Charlene	28
#96	Kristen	27
#97	Alicia	26
#98	Anita	26
#99	Colleen	26
#100	Janet	26

Uniquely popular in District of Columbia

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
Lashawn	34	34	2
Dionne	20	20	4
Katrina	42	42	9
Crystal	69	69	17
Megan	20	20	5
Monique	36	36	10
Antoinette	20	20	6
Adrienne	20	20	7
Monica	95	94	32
Tanya	57	57	21
Lynette	21	21	8
Felicia	30	30	12

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.