Kansas · 2002

Top 100 names in Kansas, 2002, by official Social Security birth counts.

Rank	Name	Births
#1	Emily	243
#2	Madison	221
#3	Emma	213
#4	Hannah	210
#5	Abigail	210
#6	Alexis	197
#7	Grace	178
#8	Elizabeth	160
#9	Lauren	159
#10	Taylor	150
#11	Alyssa	138
#12	Olivia	136
#13	Ashley	129
#14	Samantha	122
#15	Morgan	119
#16	Sydney	116
#17	Megan	106
#18	Allison	105
#19	Haley	100
#20	Chloe	98
#21	Anna	97
#22	Isabella	95
#23	Sarah	94
#24	Jessica	92
#25	Brianna	91
#26	Hailey	86
#27	Sophia	83
#28	Kaitlyn	83
#29	Rachel	79
#30	Paige	79
#31	Shelby	74
#32	Jenna	70
#33	Kayla	68
#34	Victoria	68
#35	Natalie	67
#36	Jennifer	66
#37	Mackenzie	65
#38	Jordan	64
#39	Bailey	62
#40	Katherine	62
#41	Jasmine	62
#42	Kylie	60
#43	Avery	60
#44	Sierra	60
#45	Madeline	59
#46	Alexandra	59
#47	Addison	59
#48	Zoe	58
#49	Brooke	58
#50	Makayla	58
#51	Savannah	57
#52	Kaylee	57
#53	Riley	56
#54	Katelyn	56
#55	Faith	55
#56	Claire	54
#57	Julia	53
#58	Trinity	52
#59	Mia	50
#60	Andrea	49
#61	Destiny	49
#62	Lillian	49
#63	Courtney	47
#64	Amanda	46
#65	Mary	44
#66	Ella	44
#67	Audrey	43
#68	Molly	43
#69	Jillian	42
#70	Gabrielle	42
#71	Brooklyn	42
#72	Sara	42
#73	Maria	42
#74	Nicole	41
#75	Amber	40
#76	Erin	40
#77	Laura	39
#78	Cheyenne	39
#79	Madelyn	39
#80	Mckenzie	39
#81	Leah	39
#82	Rebecca	38
#83	Vanessa	38
#84	Kimberly	38
#85	Aaliyah	38
#86	Alexandria	37
#87	Caroline	37
#88	Ashlyn	37
#89	Bethany	37
#90	Isabelle	37
#91	Autumn	36
#92	Aubrey	36
#93	Kelsey	36
#94	Reagan	36
#95	Isabel	36
#96	Katie	35
#97	Danielle	35
#98	Hope	35
#99	Kylee	35
#100	Alexa	34

Uniquely popular in Kansas

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
Addison	59	44	8
Rylie	22	16	4
Lexi	20	15	4
Regan	20	15	4
Ashton	20	15	4
Jayden	26	19	6
Avery	60	45	14
Reagan	36	27	9
Aubrey	36	27	9
Josie	23	17	6
Bethany	37	28	10
Mallory	24	18	7

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.