District of Columbia · 1976

Top 100 names in District of Columbia, 1976, by official Social Security birth counts.

Rank	Name	Births
#1	Jennifer	214
#2	Nicole	120
#3	Kimberly	117
#4	Michelle	106
#5	Elizabeth	95
#6	Amy	83
#7	Christina	80
#8	Angela	79
#9	Melissa	79
#10	Stephanie	77
#11	Lisa	76
#12	Jessica	75
#13	Sarah	68
#14	Heather	64
#15	Keisha	63
#16	Tiffany	63
#17	Rebecca	62
#18	Katherine	56
#19	Andrea	55
#20	Erin	54
#21	Susan	54
#22	Laura	53
#23	Lakisha	53
#24	Shannon	53
#25	Karen	52
#26	Amanda	50
#27	Mary	49
#28	Tamika	45
#29	Monica	45
#30	Dawn	44
#31	Christine	44
#32	Natalie	43
#33	Rachel	43
#34	Kelly	43
#35	Danielle	42
#36	Lauren	37
#37	Latoya	36
#38	Emily	35
#39	Maria	35
#40	Crystal	35
#41	Catherine	34
#42	Megan	34
#43	Erica	32
#44	April	31
#45	Sara	31
#46	Lashawn	31
#47	Julie	31
#48	Tameka	30
#49	Cynthia	30
#50	Kathleen	30
#51	Monique	30
#52	Ebony	29
#53	Katrina	29
#54	Tracy	28
#55	Carrie	28
#56	Patricia	28
#57	Kathryn	28
#58	Tamara	27
#59	Tanya	27
#60	Yolanda	26
#61	Stacey	26
#62	Courtney	26
#63	Stacy	25
#64	Sharon	25
#65	Melanie	25
#66	Kristin	25
#67	Tara	24
#68	Kisha	24
#69	Michele	24
#70	Robin	23
#71	Sabrina	23
#72	Allison	23
#73	Deborah	23
#74	Aisha	23
#75	Margaret	22
#76	Veronica	22
#77	Jacqueline	22
#78	Jaime	22
#79	Erika	22
#80	Joy	22
#81	Dana	22
#82	Victoria	21
#83	Carolyn	21
#84	Anne	21
#85	Patrice	21
#86	Kristen	21
#87	Wendy	20
#88	Sandra	20
#89	Renee	20
#90	Nakia	20
#91	Alicia	20
#92	Meredith	19
#93	Natasha	19
#94	Tina	19
#95	Latonya	18
#96	Alison	18
#97	Holly	18
#98	Denise	18
#99	Cheryl	17
#100	Rhonda	17

Uniquely popular in District of Columbia

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
Lashawn	31	53	2
Kisha	24	41	3
Keisha	63	108	7
Lakisha	53	91	6
Patrice	21	36	3
Aisha	23	40	4
Nakia	20	34	3
Tameka	30	52	6
Ebony	29	50	6
Tamika	45	77	13
Monique	30	52	10
Latoya	36	62	14

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.