New Jersey · 2014

Top 100 names in New Jersey, 2014, by official Social Security birth counts.

Rang	Name	Geburten
#1	Sophia	542
#2	Emma	531
#3	Olivia	531
#4	Isabella	529
#5	Mia	488
#6	Ava	472
#7	Emily	429
#8	Sofia	343
#9	Abigail	328
#10	Madison	309
#11	Charlotte	300
#12	Victoria	280
#13	Grace	250
#14	Ella	245
#15	Leah	238
#16	Sarah	227
#17	Avery	219
#18	Samantha	216
#19	Amelia	214
#20	Gabriella	213
#21	Ariana	210
#22	Chloe	198
#23	Gianna	197
#24	Esther	194
#25	Arianna	190
#26	Elizabeth	185
#27	Ashley	181
#28	Julia	179
#29	Lily	171
#30	Aubrey	171
#31	Valentina	167
#32	Brianna	161
#33	Savannah	160
#34	Zoe	156
#35	Hannah	155
#36	Alexa	155
#37	Maya	154
#38	Evelyn	153
#39	Layla	153
#40	Mackenzie	152
#41	Kayla	151
#42	Alexandra	149
#43	Natalie	145
#44	Scarlett	145
#45	Sara	144
#46	Harper	143
#47	Skylar	141
#48	Camila	140
#49	Hailey	140
#50	Allison	139
#51	Rachel	133
#52	Brielle	132
#53	Zoey	129
#54	Riley	128
#55	Aria	126
#56	Addison	126
#57	Angelina	123
#58	Penelope	123
#59	Kylie	121
#60	Kaylee	119
#61	Madelyn	117
#62	Audrey	116
#63	Genesis	112
#64	Anna	111
#65	Juliana	110
#66	Madeline	109
#67	Alyssa	108
#68	Peyton	105
#69	Lillian	102
#70	Violet	102
#71	Miriam	102
#72	Chaya	101
#73	Melanie	101
#74	Claire	99
#75	Sadie	98
#76	Nicole	98
#77	Katherine	97
#78	Stella	97
#79	Adriana	97
#80	Autumn	95
#81	Makayla	92
#82	Nora	92
#83	Naomi	90
#84	Rivka	90
#85	Brooke	89
#86	Faith	88
#87	Annabelle	88
#88	Mila	87
#89	Amy	87
#90	Chana	87
#91	Eva	86
#92	Alexis	86
#93	Maria	84
#94	Bella	83
#95	Liliana	81
#96	Julianna	81
#97	Taylor	81
#98	Eliana	80
#99	Aaliyah	80
#100	Lucy	80

Uniquely popular in New Jersey

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
Batsheva	60	16	1
Nechama	53	14	1
Rochel	49	13	1
Bracha	39	11	0
Yehudis	31	8	0
Shoshana	43	12	1
Rivka	90	24	2
Malka	52	14	1
Chava	24	6	0
Chana	87	23	2
Chaya	101	27	2
Jiya	20	5	0

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.