Massachusetts · 2014

Top 100 names in Massachusetts, 2014, by official Social Security birth counts.

Rank	Name	Births
#1	Emma	448
#2	Olivia	443
#3	Isabella	393
#4	Sophia	384
#5	Ava	345
#6	Charlotte	325
#7	Emily	282
#8	Abigail	252
#9	Grace	243
#10	Mia	242
#11	Avery	217
#12	Madison	217
#13	Ella	199
#14	Sofia	191
#15	Amelia	186
#16	Lily	175
#17	Julia	170
#18	Elizabeth	170
#19	Hannah	164
#20	Evelyn	164
#21	Gabriella	159
#22	Nora	152
#23	Chloe	147
#24	Lillian	143
#25	Harper	141
#26	Anna	138
#27	Victoria	136
#28	Caroline	133
#29	Natalie	131
#30	Maya	131
#31	Zoe	127
#32	Aria	123
#33	Sarah	123
#34	Samantha	122
#35	Aubrey	120
#36	Scarlett	118
#37	Gianna	117
#38	Savannah	117
#39	Mackenzie	115
#40	Eleanor	115
#41	Lucy	113
#42	Zoey	113
#43	Audrey	111
#44	Claire	110
#45	Riley	109
#46	Alexandra	108
#47	Vivian	108
#48	Addison	107
#49	Madeline	104
#50	Madelyn	104
#51	Violet	104
#52	Annabelle	104
#53	Penelope	101
#54	Mila	100
#55	Leah	100
#56	Stella	99
#57	Layla	97
#58	Hailey	96
#59	Ariana	95
#60	Alice	94
#61	Eva	94
#62	Arianna	92
#63	Molly	91
#64	Sadie	90
#65	Josephine	90
#66	Katherine	89
#67	Brooke	87
#68	Alexis	84
#69	Juliana	84
#70	Skylar	83
#71	Ashley	82
#72	Brooklyn	81
#73	Cora	80
#74	Sophie	80
#75	Quinn	78
#76	Aaliyah	78
#77	Fiona	77
#78	Clara	76
#79	Ellie	75
#80	Margaret	74
#81	Lydia	73
#82	Brianna	72
#83	Camila	72
#84	Bella	68
#85	Autumn	67
#86	Isla	66
#87	Catherine	66
#88	Maeve	66
#89	Lila	65
#90	Kayla	65
#91	Morgan	65
#92	Hazel	65
#93	Emilia	65
#94	Isabelle	65
#95	Valentina	65
#96	Tessa	64
#97	Alexa	64
#98	Ayla	64
#99	Genesis	64
#100	Eliana	64

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
Shea	24	9	1
Maeve	66	26	4
Lina	26	10	2
Bridget	37	15	3
Lara	20	8	2
Ayla	64	25	7
Aliana	21	8	2
Julia	170	67	20
Fiona	77	30	9
Madeleine	53	21	6
Myra	20	8	3
Greta	22	9	3

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.