South Carolina · 2005

Top 100 names in South Carolina, 2005, by official Social Security birth counts.

Rang	Name	Geburten
#1	Emily	328
#2	Madison	309
#3	Emma	276
#4	Hannah	233
#5	Abigail	229
#6	Olivia	198
#7	Elizabeth	193
#8	Anna	191
#9	Sarah	188
#10	Taylor	171
#11	Savannah	168
#12	Alexis	148
#13	Brianna	143
#14	Ashley	143
#15	Chloe	143
#16	Mary	142
#17	Destiny	135
#18	Caroline	133
#19	Isabella	133
#20	Makayla	123
#21	Alyssa	121
#22	Grace	117
#23	Jasmine	117
#24	Trinity	117
#25	Lauren	116
#26	Jada	112
#27	Morgan	110
#28	Samantha	109
#29	Ella	103
#30	Kayla	101
#31	Haley	101
#32	Sydney	99
#33	Kaitlyn	98
#34	Ava	98
#35	Natalie	96
#36	Victoria	95
#37	Hailey	94
#38	Katherine	91
#39	Kaylee	89
#40	Rachel	85
#41	Nevaeh	82
#42	Jessica	82
#43	Katelyn	80
#44	Jordan	80
#45	Mackenzie	79
#46	Kylie	79
#47	Sophia	77
#48	Riley	77
#49	Julia	75
#50	Lillian	74
#51	Allison	74
#52	Gabrielle	71
#53	Zoe	68
#54	Faith	68
#55	Amelia	66
#56	Addison	64
#57	Jennifer	63
#58	Angel	63
#59	Kennedy	61
#60	Margaret	60
#61	Megan	60
#62	Aaliyah	60
#63	Maria	59
#64	Mia	59
#65	Ashlyn	59
#66	Autumn	59
#67	Sara	58
#68	Breanna	57
#69	Alexandra	55
#70	Jayla	53
#71	Jenna	52
#72	Amber	52
#73	Leah	52
#74	Brooke	51
#75	Gracie	50
#76	Rebecca	48
#77	Lily	48
#78	Mckenzie	48
#79	Kathryn	47
#80	Reagan	47
#81	Catherine	46
#82	Madeline	46
#83	Avery	46
#84	Courtney	45
#85	Isabelle	44
#86	Ariana	44
#87	Danielle	43
#88	Paris	43
#89	Andrea	43
#90	Erin	42
#91	Evelyn	42
#92	Summer	42
#93	Serenity	42
#94	Skylar	42
#95	Aniya	42
#96	Kimberly	41
#97	Bailey	41
#98	Brooklyn	40
#99	Alexandria	40
#100	Madelyn	40

Uniquely popular in South Carolina

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
Nyasia	23	13	2
Kinsley	21	12	1
Ansley	27	15	2
Zaria	20	11	2
Jakayla	20	11	2
Shania	36	21	4
Hayden	33	19	4
India	27	15	3
Logan	31	18	4
Ashleigh	23	13	3
Harley	32	18	5
Amari	23	13	3

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.