Alabama · 2005

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

Rank	Name	Births
#1	Madison	403
#2	Emma	399
#3	Emily	336
#4	Anna	307
#5	Hannah	255
#6	Abigail	238
#7	Sarah	222
#8	Mary	222
#9	Chloe	200
#10	Olivia	199
#11	Elizabeth	197
#12	Alexis	189
#13	Taylor	163
#14	Isabella	153
#15	Savannah	151
#16	Alyssa	151
#17	Ella	150
#18	Lauren	149
#19	Destiny	148
#20	Makayla	148
#21	Ava	143
#22	Morgan	132
#23	Haley	129
#24	Brianna	128
#25	Jasmine	126
#26	Kaitlyn	117
#27	Sydney	107
#28	Jada	104
#29	Ashley	103
#30	Katelyn	103
#31	Samantha	103
#32	Trinity	100
#33	Natalie	98
#34	Victoria	97
#35	Gracie	94
#36	Katherine	93
#37	Lillian	92
#38	Jessica	91
#39	Sara	90
#40	Kaylee	89
#41	Kayla	88
#42	Jordan	88
#43	Allison	86
#44	Gabrielle	85
#45	Caroline	84
#46	Grace	83
#47	Hailey	82
#48	Brooklyn	82
#49	Lily	81
#50	Ashlyn	79
#51	Katie	77
#52	Maria	76
#53	Kennedy	74
#54	Zoe	73
#55	Sophia	71
#56	Shelby	71
#57	Audrey	71
#58	Madelyn	71
#59	Bailey	70
#60	Autumn	70
#61	Kylie	70
#62	Alexandria	68
#63	Aaliyah	68
#64	Mackenzie	65
#65	Breanna	63
#66	Leah	63
#67	Avery	63
#68	Riley	61
#69	Madeline	61
#70	Rachel	60
#71	Reagan	60
#72	Angel	60
#73	Amelia	59
#74	Kathryn	59
#75	Addison	59
#76	Julia	58
#77	Molly	57
#78	Margaret	57
#79	Jennifer	57
#80	Faith	56
#81	Catherine	56
#82	Kimberly	55
#83	Mia	55
#84	Maggie	54
#85	Mckenzie	53
#86	Erin	52
#87	Lydia	52
#88	Jayla	51
#89	Rebecca	50
#90	Amber	50
#91	Mallory	50
#92	Laura	49
#93	Danielle	49
#94	Mariah	49
#95	Lindsey	48
#96	Jenna	48
#97	Mya	48
#98	Summer	47
#99	Nevaeh	47
#100	Claire	46

Uniquely popular in Alabama

Names whose share of births in this state is far above the national share (per 10,000 births).

Name	Births	Per 10k in state	Per 10k nationwide
Jakayla	32	16	2
Amiyah	29	15	2
Ansley	31	16	2
Jamya	30	15	2
Zoie	25	13	3
Kennedi	22	11	2
Mary	222	112	24
Janiya	39	20	5
Ann	20	10	2
Kayden	20	10	2
India	26	13	3
Janiyah	25	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.