Minnesota · 2004

Top 100 names in Minnesota, 2004, by official Social Security birth counts.

Rank	Name	Births
#1	Emma	563
#2	Grace	476
#3	Olivia	426
#4	Emily	394
#5	Abigail	349
#6	Ella	337
#7	Madison	311
#8	Ava	308
#9	Hannah	307
#10	Sophia	302
#11	Elizabeth	302
#12	Isabella	281
#13	Anna	276
#14	Alexis	274
#15	Lauren	268
#16	Samantha	235
#17	Sydney	221
#18	Ashley	214
#19	Hailey	196
#20	Megan	194
#21	Paige	191
#22	Chloe	191
#23	Taylor	182
#24	Brooke	181
#25	Morgan	178
#26	Natalie	173
#27	Julia	172
#28	Lily	160
#29	Sarah	159
#30	Madeline	151
#31	Allison	147
#32	Kylie	143
#33	Mackenzie	140
#34	Alyssa	138
#35	Brianna	136
#36	Kaitlyn	131
#37	Jenna	130
#38	Rachel	126
#39	Kayla	126
#40	Lillian	125
#41	Isabelle	121
#42	Jessica	120
#43	Katherine	120
#44	Claire	118
#45	Amelia	118
#46	Faith	116
#47	Alexandra	113
#48	Ellie	111
#49	Molly	107
#50	Jasmine	106
#51	Avery	104
#52	Lydia	101
#53	Savannah	100
#54	Zoe	98
#55	Katelyn	97
#56	Madelyn	96
#57	Victoria	94
#58	Maria	94
#59	Riley	93
#60	Maya	93
#61	Haley	93
#62	Gabriella	92
#63	Leah	91
#64	Isabel	91
#65	Gabrielle	91
#66	Alexa	88
#67	Audrey	87
#68	Kaylee	86
#69	Mary	86
#70	Amanda	85
#71	Annika	82
#72	Erin	82
#73	Kathryn	82
#74	Makayla	82
#75	Rebecca	79
#76	Autumn	78
#77	Nicole	77
#78	Abby	76
#79	Mia	76
#80	Nevaeh	75
#81	Mckenna	73
#82	Marissa	72
#83	Elise	71
#84	Jada	70
#85	Jennifer	69
#86	Mya	66
#87	Mikayla	66
#88	Sophie	65
#89	Jordan	65
#90	Brooklyn	64
#91	Evelyn	64
#92	Laura	64
#93	Margaret	64
#94	Bailey	64
#95	Katie	63
#96	Breanna	61
#97	Rylee	60
#98	Lucy	60
#99	Amber	59
#100	Lindsey	59

Uniquely popular in Minnesota

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
Greta	52	20	2
Annika	82	31	5
Elsa	24	9	2
Cecelia	28	11	2
Mara	27	10	2
Ellie	111	42	10
Adeline	27	10	3
Aisha	23	9	2
Stella	59	22	6
Quinn	21	8	2
Nora	52	20	6
Anika	30	11	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.