Alabama · 2009

Top 100 names in Alabama, 2009, by official Social Security birth counts.

Rank	Name	Births
#1	Emma	336
#2	Madison	312
#3	Isabella	272
#4	Ava	252
#5	Anna	233
#6	Addison	231
#7	Chloe	218
#8	Olivia	217
#9	Abigail	199
#10	Emily	191
#11	Elizabeth	187
#12	Ella	184
#13	Sarah	163
#14	Alexis	159
#15	Kaylee	151
#16	Mary	144
#17	Alyssa	140
#18	Taylor	139
#19	Hannah	126
#20	Savannah	124
#21	Lily	123
#22	Brooklyn	122
#23	Caroline	121
#24	Makayla	117
#25	Natalie	112
#26	Aubrey	107
#27	Peyton	104
#28	Trinity	103
#29	Lillian	101
#30	Layla	100
#31	Sophia	98
#32	Madelyn	96
#33	Mia	96
#34	Nevaeh	94
#35	Destiny	92
#36	Morgan	92
#37	Jada	91
#38	Lauren	90
#39	Avery	87
#40	Zoey	84
#41	Allison	82
#42	Katelyn	80
#43	Bailey	79
#44	Brianna	78
#45	Katherine	78
#46	Gabrielle	78
#47	Sydney	76
#48	Victoria	75
#49	Riley	73
#50	Khloe	72
#51	Samantha	71
#52	Ashley	70
#53	Mckenzie	70
#54	Mariah	69
#55	Hayden	69
#56	Sophie	69
#57	Audrey	69
#58	Haley	68
#59	Kennedy	67
#60	Zoe	67
#61	Aaliyah	67
#62	Gracie	66
#63	Reagan	66
#64	Leah	66
#65	Kylie	66
#66	Autumn	66
#67	Bella	64
#68	Mackenzie	64
#69	Kaitlyn	64
#70	Maria	62
#71	Kayla	62
#72	Jasmine	62
#73	Claire	62
#74	Jayla	61
#75	Evelyn	60
#76	Amelia	60
#77	Payton	59
#78	Allie	56
#79	Makenzie	56
#80	Sara	56
#81	Ashlyn	55
#82	Hailey	55
#83	Grace	55
#84	Harper	55
#85	Kayleigh	54
#86	Sadie	54
#87	Molly	54
#88	Madeline	53
#89	Jordyn	53
#90	Serenity	53
#91	Lilly	52
#92	Margaret	51
#93	Rylee	49
#94	Gabriella	49
#95	London	48
#96	Angel	48
#97	Jordan	48
#98	Julia	47
#99	Marley	47
#100	Jessica	47

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
Ansley	41	20	2
Jakayla	38	19	2
Zion	24	12	2
Kinsley	44	22	4
Mary	144	72	17
Janiya	36	18	5
Jaliyah	27	13	3
Bailee	22	11	3
Virginia	20	10	3
Allie	56	28	8
Zariah	24	12	3
Kinley	27	13	4

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.