Hawaii · 1996

Top 100 names in Hawaii, 1996, by official Social Security birth counts.

Rank	Name	Births
#1	Taylor	109
#2	Kayla	90
#3	Ashley	83
#4	Jessica	74
#5	Rachel	62
#6	Sarah	60
#7	Samantha	59
#8	Kiana	56
#9	Emily	53
#10	Megan	53
#11	Nicole	53
#12	Alyssa	51
#13	Alexis	45
#14	Jasmine	42
#15	Jennifer	39
#16	Malia	37
#17	Hannah	37
#18	Sierra	35
#19	Elizabeth	35
#20	Tiana	35
#21	Lauren	35
#22	Amanda	35
#23	Amber	34
#24	Kylie	34
#25	Courtney	34
#26	Michelle	33
#27	Madison	32
#28	Danielle	31
#29	Brianna	30
#30	Savannah	30
#31	Chelsea	30
#32	Kristen	28
#33	Tiffany	27
#34	Mariah	27
#35	Alexandra	26
#36	Stephanie	26
#37	Marissa	25
#38	Jordan	24
#39	Kimberly	24
#40	Shelby	23
#41	Angela	22
#42	Jamie	22
#43	Victoria	22
#44	Erin	21
#45	Caitlin	21
#46	Emma	21
#47	Lindsey	21
#48	Alana	21
#49	Kelsey	20
#50	Melissa	20
#51	Rebecca	20
#52	Gabrielle	20
#53	Brittany	19
#54	Jade	19
#55	Tatiana	19
#56	Abigail	19
#57	Sydney	19
#58	Sara	18
#59	Naomi	18
#60	Shannon	18
#61	Alicia	18
#62	Allison	18
#63	Bailey	18
#64	Leilani	18
#65	Natalie	17
#66	Christine	17
#67	Maile	16
#68	Jacqueline	16
#69	Briana	16
#70	Tiare	16
#71	Kelly	16
#72	Grace	16
#73	Brandi	16
#74	Paige	16
#75	Katherine	16
#76	Brooke	15
#77	Brittney	15
#78	Maya	15
#79	Cheyenne	15
#80	Anna	14
#81	Erica	14
#82	Leah	14
#83	Dominique	14
#84	Kamalani	14
#85	Jenna	14
#86	Julia	14
#87	Andrea	14
#88	Tia	14
#89	Morgan	14
#90	Zoe	14
#91	Casey	13
#92	Alexandria	13
#93	Natasha	13
#94	Caitlyn	13
#95	Vanessa	13
#96	Katelyn	13
#97	Karen	13
#98	Angelica	13
#99	Ashlyn	13
#100	Precious	13

Uniquely popular in Hawaii

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
Malia	37	88	2
Tiana	35	83	5
Kiana	56	134	9
Alana	21	50	7
Kylie	34	81	16
Sierra	35	83	31
Jamie	22	52	21
Kayla	90	215	87
Kristen	28	67	28
Taylor	109	260	109
Angela	22	52	22
Chelsea	30	72	33

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.