Utah · 1986

Top 100 names in Utah, 1986, by official Social Security birth counts.

Rang	Name	Geburten
#1	Jessica	473
#2	Amanda	383
#3	Ashley	373
#4	Jennifer	285
#5	Megan	264
#6	Whitney	245
#7	Sarah	241
#8	Heather	229
#9	Stephanie	221
#10	Nicole	211
#11	Melissa	203
#12	Amber	191
#13	Rachel	185
#14	Brittany	183
#15	Emily	177
#16	Amy	168
#17	Kimberly	147
#18	Elizabeth	143
#19	Katie	140
#20	Michelle	140
#21	Jamie	131
#22	Rebecca	130
#23	Tiffany	130
#24	Danielle	129
#25	Angela	127
#26	Natalie	122
#27	Lindsey	116
#28	Erin	109
#29	Brooke	108
#30	Samantha	104
#31	Crystal	102
#32	Lindsay	99
#33	Andrea	99
#34	Laura	97
#35	Sara	96
#36	Chelsea	89
#37	Heidi	88
#38	Lisa	76
#39	Katherine	75
#40	Brittney	75
#41	Erica	75
#42	Ashlee	71
#43	Holly	69
#44	Allison	69
#45	Kathryn	67
#46	Shannon	66
#47	Alicia	65
#48	April	63
#49	Lauren	63
#50	Melanie	62
#51	Kristen	59
#52	Julie	59
#53	Courtney	58
#54	Tara	58
#55	Christina	56
#56	Lacey	56
#57	Mary	53
#58	Anna	51
#59	Vanessa	50
#60	Cassie	48
#61	Nichole	48
#62	Camille	47
#63	Monica	45
#64	Krystal	44
#65	Alisha	43
#66	Cassandra	43
#67	Jenna	43
#68	Mallory	42
#69	Kristin	41
#70	Valerie	41
#71	Morgan	40
#72	Natasha	39
#73	Christine	39
#74	Alyssa	39
#75	Brandi	38
#76	Aubrey	37
#77	Leslie	36
#78	Stacey	36
#79	Stacy	36
#80	Maria	35
#81	Caitlin	35
#82	Candice	35
#83	Chelsie	35
#84	Kelsey	34
#85	Meagan	34
#86	Kara	34
#87	Jill	34
#88	Kellie	33
#89	Felicia	33
#90	Alison	33
#91	Krista	31
#92	Mandy	31
#93	Kathleen	31
#94	Kristi	31
#95	Jenny	30
#96	Kayla	30
#97	Kristina	30
#98	Alexandra	30
#99	Chelsey	30
#100	Kelli	30

Uniquely popular in Utah

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
Cami	20	14	1
Kelsie	20	14	1
Chelsie	35	25	2
Camille	47	34	4
Aubrey	37	26	4
Kira	25	18	3
Heidi	88	63	12
Brooke	108	77	16
Chelsey	30	21	5
Ashlee	71	51	12
Madison	20	14	4
Kellie	33	24	6

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.