South Dakota · 2006

Top 100 names in South Dakota, 2006, by official Social Security birth counts.

Rang	Name	Geburten
#1	Emma	64
#2	Hannah	63
#3	Ava	60
#4	Grace	56
#5	Madison	52
#6	Emily	50
#7	Addison	50
#8	Olivia	49
#9	Abigail	45
#10	Hailey	44
#11	Alexis	41
#12	Ella	41
#13	Taylor	39
#14	Chloe	38
#15	Isabella	38
#16	Elizabeth	37
#17	Brooklyn	36
#18	Avery	33
#19	Sophia	32
#20	Samantha	31
#21	Morgan	28
#22	Nevaeh	28
#23	Kaitlyn	26
#24	Brooke	26
#25	Sydney	25
#26	Claire	25
#27	Mya	24
#28	Trinity	24
#29	Lauren	24
#30	Alyssa	24
#31	Paige	23
#32	Jenna	23
#33	Isabelle	22
#34	Natalie	22
#35	Lily	22
#36	Allison	21
#37	Savannah	21
#38	Bailey	21
#39	Faith	21
#40	Kaylee	20
#41	Kylie	20
#42	Sarah	20
#43	Brianna	19
#44	Ashlyn	19
#45	Rachel	18
#46	Lillian	18
#47	Zoey	18
#48	Mckenzie	18
#49	Mackenzie	17
#50	Lydia	17
#51	Jasmine	17
#52	Mia	17
#53	Anna	16
#54	Alexa	16
#55	Rylee	16
#56	Tessa	15
#57	Makayla	15
#58	Madeline	14
#59	Megan	14
#60	Leah	14
#61	Ashley	14
#62	Jordyn	14
#63	Lilly	13
#64	Jada	13
#65	Kennedy	13
#66	Aubrey	13
#67	Josie	13
#68	Isabel	13
#69	Rebecca	12
#70	Jessica	12
#71	Kayla	12
#72	Katelyn	12
#73	Katherine	12
#74	Reese	12
#75	Keira	12
#76	Sierra	12
#77	Haley	12
#78	Gracie	12
#79	Amelia	12
#80	Riley	12
#81	Macy	11
#82	Shelby	11
#83	Addisyn	11
#84	Taya	11
#85	Cadence	11
#86	Kathryn	11
#87	Brooklynn	11
#88	Molly	11
#89	Autumn	11
#90	Kylee	11
#91	Maria	11
#92	Mariah	11
#93	Angelina	10
#94	Angel	10
#95	Alexandra	10
#96	Brenna	10
#97	Marissa	10
#98	Gabriella	10
#99	Mary	10
#100	Ellie	10

Uniquely popular in South Dakota

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
Brooklyn	36	113	25
Mya	24	75	18
Bailey	21	66	16
Addison	50	157	40
Avery	33	104	28
Claire	25	79	21
Jenna	23	72	21
Isabelle	22	69	21
Paige	23	72	22
Hailey	44	138	44
Grace	56	176	58
Trinity	24	75	25

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.