Minnesota · 2007

Top 100 names in Minnesota, 2007, by official Social Security birth counts.

Rank	Name	Births
#1	Ava	457
#2	Olivia	400
#3	Emma	377
#4	Sophia	350
#5	Addison	349
#6	Grace	326
#7	Abigail	306
#8	Ella	306
#9	Isabella	299
#10	Emily	293
#11	Hannah	288
#12	Elizabeth	262
#13	Madison	260
#14	Anna	238
#15	Samantha	222
#16	Lauren	218
#17	Chloe	209
#18	Natalie	202
#19	Hailey	201
#20	Alexis	196
#21	Lily	192
#22	Lillian	178
#23	Isabelle	176
#24	Taylor	173
#25	Madeline	158
#26	Claire	152
#27	Morgan	148
#28	Avery	147
#29	Audrey	141
#30	Amelia	140
#31	Ashley	139
#32	Julia	134
#33	Lydia	132
#34	Brooke	130
#35	Alyssa	129
#36	Allison	129
#37	Paige	128
#38	Aubrey	128
#39	Sydney	126
#40	Sophie	120
#41	Savannah	119
#42	Nevaeh	118
#43	Evelyn	113
#44	Brianna	110
#45	Kylie	107
#46	Rachel	107
#47	Gabriella	107
#48	Mackenzie	104
#49	Madelyn	104
#50	Kaylee	104
#51	Megan	104
#52	Brooklyn	103
#53	Lucy	103
#54	Mia	101
#55	Sarah	100
#56	Ruby	97
#57	Maya	96
#58	Alexandra	95
#59	Katherine	95
#60	Isabel	93
#61	Kaitlyn	92
#62	Kayla	92
#63	Molly	92
#64	Leah	90
#65	Zoe	88
#66	Ellie	88
#67	Autumn	87
#68	Mya	87
#69	Alexa	86
#70	Eva	85
#71	Sofia	83
#72	Nora	83
#73	Faith	79
#74	Gabrielle	78
#75	Katelyn	78
#76	Charlotte	77
#77	Kendra	77
#78	Bailey	77
#79	Jasmine	77
#80	Clara	75
#81	Maria	74
#82	Jenna	74
#83	Riley	73
#84	Layla	72
#85	Victoria	72
#86	Haley	70
#87	Annika	66
#88	Sadie	66
#89	Jocelyn	65
#90	Makayla	65
#91	Gracie	65
#92	Lilly	64
#93	Kate	63
#94	Sara	63
#95	Greta	62
#96	Zoey	62
#97	Keira	62
#98	Mariah	62
#99	Josephine	61
#100	Brynn	60

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
Sumaya	22	8	0
Greta	62	23	2
Elsie	30	11	2
Olive	24	9	1
Annika	66	25	5
Adeline	56	21	4
Brynn	60	22	5
Aisha	27	10	2
Mara	25	9	2
Norah	44	16	4
Cecelia	23	9	2
Nora	83	31	8

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.