Maryland · 2003

Top 100 names in Maryland, 2003, by official Social Security birth counts.

Rank	Name	Births
#1	Emily	429
#2	Madison	369
#3	Emma	364
#4	Kayla	320
#5	Hannah	299
#6	Olivia	295
#7	Sarah	279
#8	Abigail	253
#9	Grace	253
#10	Alexis	244
#11	Ashley	242
#12	Isabella	223
#13	Taylor	221
#14	Samantha	218
#15	Alyssa	216
#16	Sophia	206
#17	Elizabeth	204
#18	Sydney	191
#19	Lauren	189
#20	Brianna	173
#21	Morgan	168
#22	Jessica	167
#23	Anna	165
#24	Rachel	163
#25	Victoria	161
#26	Katherine	155
#27	Julia	153
#28	Jordan	147
#29	Natalie	146
#30	Hailey	146
#31	Alexandra	144
#32	Brooke	143
#33	Megan	143
#34	Jasmine	139
#35	Destiny	139
#36	Caroline	134
#37	Mackenzie	132
#38	Ava	130
#39	Chloe	129
#40	Rebecca	128
#41	Faith	123
#42	Kaitlyn	120
#43	Allison	119
#44	Gabrielle	119
#45	Zoe	118
#46	Haley	111
#47	Kylie	104
#48	Paige	103
#49	Ella	102
#50	Nicole	101
#51	Makayla	100
#52	Mary	96
#53	Amanda	95
#54	Mia	95
#55	Jenna	94
#56	Erin	93
#57	Savannah	92
#58	Danielle	92
#59	Maya	90
#60	Madeline	88
#61	Jennifer	87
#62	Autumn	83
#63	Jada	82
#64	Stephanie	82
#65	Trinity	82
#66	Catherine	80
#67	Leah	80
#68	Lillian	79
#69	Gabriella	79
#70	Katelyn	77
#71	Michelle	76
#72	Sara	75
#73	Aaliyah	75
#74	Amber	74
#75	Kendall	74
#76	Riley	73
#77	Maria	73
#78	Christina	73
#79	Kelly	73
#80	Molly	73
#81	Kaylee	72
#82	Kathryn	72
#83	Lily	67
#84	Ariana	67
#85	Skylar	67
#86	Courtney	66
#87	Aniya	64
#88	Kennedy	63
#89	Kimberly	62
#90	Audrey	62
#91	Angel	60
#92	Margaret	59
#93	Arianna	59
#94	Madelyn	58
#95	Mya	57
#96	Briana	56
#97	Sofia	56
#98	Kelsey	55
#99	Claire	55
#100	Sierra	55

Uniquely popular in Maryland

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
Deasia	23	9	1
Amira	34	14	2
Aniya	64	26	5
Aniyah	41	17	5
Imani	43	18	5
Ayanna	37	15	5
Anaya	22	9	3
Nia	35	14	5
Diamond	54	22	8
Deja	20	8	3
Kendall	74	31	12
Anya	20	8	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.