Alabama · 2008

Top 100 names in Alabama, 2008, by official Social Security birth counts.

Rank	Name	Births
#1	Emma	356
#2	Madison	340
#3	Addison	257
#4	Ava	257
#5	Emily	246
#6	Anna	224
#7	Hannah	224
#8	Chloe	223
#9	Isabella	212
#10	Elizabeth	203
#11	Olivia	198
#12	Abigail	198
#13	Sarah	187
#14	Ella	186
#15	Mary	183
#16	Alexis	167
#17	Alyssa	166
#18	Makayla	155
#19	Taylor	144
#20	Lily	142
#21	Savannah	128
#22	Morgan	123
#23	Kaylee	123
#24	Brooklyn	121
#25	Natalie	120
#26	Lillian	114
#27	Destiny	113
#28	Bailey	108
#29	Caroline	108
#30	Sophia	102
#31	Lauren	101
#32	Peyton	95
#33	Aubrey	95
#34	Avery	92
#35	Layla	92
#36	Trinity	90
#37	Jada	90
#38	Katherine	90
#39	Brianna	89
#40	Haley	87
#41	Aaliyah	87
#42	Madelyn	87
#43	Gracie	86
#44	Kaitlyn	85
#45	Allison	83
#46	Zoey	83
#47	Katelyn	82
#48	Sydney	82
#49	Maria	82
#50	Kayla	82
#51	Mckenzie	81
#52	Kylie	80
#53	Zoe	78
#54	Ashley	75
#55	Sara	75
#56	Nevaeh	74
#57	Autumn	73
#58	Riley	73
#59	Gabrielle	73
#60	Kennedy	72
#61	Victoria	71
#62	Jayla	71
#63	Mackenzie	71
#64	Breanna	70
#65	Reagan	69
#66	Hailey	69
#67	Hayden	69
#68	Samantha	68
#69	Jasmine	65
#70	Payton	64
#71	Makenzie	63
#72	Kimberly	63
#73	Leah	63
#74	Audrey	63
#75	Sadie	63
#76	Sophie	60
#77	Allie	59
#78	Shelby	59
#79	Katie	59
#80	Madeline	58
#81	Molly	57
#82	Grace	57
#83	Lydia	56
#84	Jordan	56
#85	Marley	55
#86	Jessica	55
#87	Claire	54
#88	Mariah	52
#89	Amelia	52
#90	Julia	51
#91	Rachel	50
#92	Maggie	50
#93	London	49
#94	Mia	49
#95	Jordyn	48
#96	Angel	48
#97	Ashlyn	47
#98	Catherine	47
#99	Aniyah	46
#100	Carmen	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
Kensley	24	11	1
Jamiya	25	12	1
Ansley	35	17	2
Kinsley	39	19	3
Jakayla	31	15	2
Jaliyah	37	18	3
Zion	24	11	2
Jamya	21	10	2
Kennedi	29	14	3
Mary	183	87	19
Kinley	24	11	2
Kaliyah	25	12	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.