Alabama · 2017

Top 100 names in Alabama, 2017, by official Social Security birth counts.

Rank	Name	Births
#1	Ava	359
#2	Olivia	301
#3	Emma	241
#4	Harper	192
#5	Amelia	191
#6	Elizabeth	189
#7	Charlotte	159
#8	Avery	151
#9	Ella	145
#10	Isabella	145
#11	Evelyn	145
#12	Abigail	144
#13	Madison	136
#14	Sophia	135
#15	Paisley	133
#16	Chloe	131
#17	Brooklyn	130
#18	Mary	128
#19	Emily	122
#20	Addison	122
#21	Lillian	121
#22	Layla	117
#23	Zoey	116
#24	Caroline	116
#25	Skylar	114
#26	Sadie	109
#27	Aubrey	103
#28	Kinsley	102
#29	Scarlett	100
#30	Savannah	91
#31	Anna	90
#32	Lily	90
#33	Riley	86
#34	Madelyn	86
#35	Aubree	85
#36	Khloe	84
#37	Ryleigh	84
#38	Lucy	84
#39	Mia	83
#40	Stella	83
#41	Nevaeh	83
#42	Serenity	80
#43	Audrey	80
#44	Ellie	76
#45	Sarah	74
#46	Hannah	74
#47	Piper	73
#48	Aria	71
#49	Bella	69
#50	London	67
#51	Natalie	64
#52	Eleanor	64
#53	Nora	62
#54	Naomi	60
#55	Adalynn	60
#56	Harmony	60
#57	Sofia	59
#58	Kylie	59
#59	Kennedy	58
#60	Adeline	58
#61	Grace	58
#62	Nova	58
#63	Peyton	57
#64	Hadley	56
#65	Zoe	56
#66	Bailey	56
#67	Journee	56
#68	Autumn	56
#69	Genesis	56
#70	Katherine	56
#71	Londyn	56
#72	Hazel	56
#73	Lydia	56
#74	Rylee	55
#75	Raelynn	55
#76	Kaylee	54
#77	Willow	54
#78	Victoria	53
#79	Emery	53
#80	Ivy	53
#81	Margaret	51
#82	Taylor	51
#83	Mckenzie	51
#84	Eva	49
#85	Aaliyah	48
#86	Arianna	47
#87	Trinity	47
#88	Allison	46
#89	Everly	46
#90	Penelope	46
#91	Blakely	45
#92	Ruby	45
#93	Morgan	45
#94	Maria	44
#95	Adalyn	44
#96	Aurora	44
#97	Violet	43
#98	Isabelle	43
#99	Finley	41
#100	Mackenzie	40

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
Ann	26	14	1
Marleigh	21	11	2
Emory	31	16	3
Anne	32	17	3
Kensley	38	20	4
Kyleigh	31	16	3
Collins	28	15	3
Charleigh	38	20	4
Ansley	20	10	2
Mary	128	67	14
Mckinley	36	19	4
Kaliyah	24	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.