Connecticut · 2009

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

Rank	Name	Births
#1	Isabella	275
#2	Olivia	236
#3	Sophia	225
#4	Ava	220
#5	Emma	190
#6	Madison	173
#7	Abigail	154
#8	Mia	151
#9	Samantha	146
#10	Emily	144
#11	Gabriella	135
#12	Chloe	122
#13	Sarah	117
#14	Elizabeth	115
#15	Julia	106
#16	Ella	103
#17	Grace	100
#18	Brianna	95
#19	Lily	92
#20	Gianna	91
#21	Hailey	90
#22	Victoria	88
#23	Leah	84
#24	Natalie	84
#25	Charlotte	82
#26	Alexandra	81
#27	Kayla	81
#28	Hannah	78
#29	Brooke	73
#30	Avery	73
#31	Alyssa	72
#32	Taylor	70
#33	Riley	68
#34	Arianna	68
#35	Alexa	68
#36	Addison	68
#37	Ashley	67
#38	Alexis	65
#39	Anna	65
#40	Sofia	64
#41	Sophie	64
#42	Maya	64
#43	Molly	62
#44	Madeline	59
#45	Katherine	58
#46	Lillian	57
#47	Nevaeh	57
#48	Caroline	56
#49	Amelia	56
#50	Ariana	56
#51	Claire	56
#52	Mya	54
#53	Peyton	54
#54	Allison	54
#55	Nicole	54
#56	Audrey	53
#57	Sara	53
#58	Lauren	52
#59	Savannah	52
#60	Kaitlyn	52
#61	Juliana	51
#62	Madelyn	51
#63	Makayla	50
#64	Sydney	50
#65	Rachel	50
#66	Kaylee	48
#67	Lucy	48
#68	Angelina	48
#69	Zoe	46
#70	Natalia	46
#71	Mackenzie	43
#72	Maria	42
#73	Sadie	42
#74	Aaliyah	41
#75	Amanda	40
#76	Julianna	39
#77	Destiny	38
#78	Rebecca	37
#79	Vanessa	37
#80	Morgan	36
#81	Gabrielle	36
#82	Paige	36
#83	Adriana	36
#84	Eva	36
#85	Aubrey	35
#86	Katelyn	35
#87	Jasmine	35
#88	Mariah	35
#89	Autumn	35
#90	Evelyn	34
#91	Margaret	33
#92	Stephanie	33
#93	Serenity	33
#94	Layla	32
#95	Lila	31
#96	Kylie	31
#97	Isabelle	31
#98	Jenna	31
#99	Keira	30
#100	Haley	30

Uniquely popular in Connecticut

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
Emilia	25	20	4
Talia	24	19	5
Juliana	51	40	11
Gianna	91	72	21
Julianna	39	31	9
Gabriella	135	107	33
Phoebe	22	17	6
Julia	106	84	27
Amanda	40	32	11
Sasha	25	20	7
Charlotte	82	65	23
Nicole	54	43	15

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.