Massachusetts · 2009

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

Rank	Name	Births
#1	Olivia	514
#2	Isabella	512
#3	Sophia	425
#4	Ava	419
#5	Emma	399
#6	Abigail	323
#7	Emily	294
#8	Grace	291
#9	Madison	282
#10	Mia	259
#11	Ella	252
#12	Chloe	220
#13	Lily	220
#14	Elizabeth	212
#15	Julia	212
#16	Sarah	205
#17	Samantha	200
#18	Alexis	188
#19	Gabriella	184
#20	Hannah	178
#21	Anna	171
#22	Charlotte	167
#23	Leah	166
#24	Gianna	165
#25	Lillian	156
#26	Maya	155
#27	Molly	155
#28	Katherine	149
#29	Ashley	145
#30	Sofia	144
#31	Brooke	143
#32	Caroline	141
#33	Avery	141
#34	Brianna	140
#35	Victoria	138
#36	Addison	133
#37	Amelia	125
#38	Sophie	121
#39	Riley	120
#40	Natalie	117
#41	Kayla	117
#42	Alexandra	115
#43	Arianna	114
#44	Madeline	113
#45	Sydney	111
#46	Hailey	110
#47	Lauren	110
#48	Zoe	109
#49	Madelyn	108
#50	Evelyn	105
#51	Kaylee	105
#52	Audrey	104
#53	Alyssa	104
#54	Claire	96
#55	Mackenzie	96
#56	Morgan	94
#57	Lucy	93
#58	Lila	89
#59	Alexa	87
#60	Ariana	86
#61	Allison	85
#62	Taylor	85
#63	Nora	84
#64	Kylie	84
#65	Eva	83
#66	Sadie	83
#67	Angelina	82
#68	Nevaeh	81
#69	Layla	79
#70	Keira	76
#71	Isabel	76
#72	Catherine	75
#73	Gabrielle	74
#74	Paige	73
#75	Isabelle	73
#76	Rachel	73
#77	Jessica	73
#78	Bella	72
#79	Savannah	72
#80	Rebecca	72
#81	Violet	71
#82	Stella	71
#83	Autumn	71
#84	Aubrey	70
#85	Jasmine	67
#86	Megan	67
#87	Caitlin	67
#88	Nicole	66
#89	Adriana	66
#90	Jillian	66
#91	Maeve	66
#92	Lyla	65
#93	Makayla	64
#94	Juliana	64
#95	Amanda	62
#96	Mary	61
#97	Margaret	61
#98	Sara	60
#99	Maria	60
#100	Peyton	60

Uniquely popular in Massachusetts

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
Maeve	66	25	3
Lara	24	9	2
Eloise	21	8	2
Tess	24	9	2
Bridget	46	18	4
Celia	23	9	2
Meghan	37	14	3
Liana	29	11	3
Caitlin	67	26	7
Rose	51	19	5
Jane	42	16	5
Nora	84	32	9

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.