Mississippi · 2003

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

Rank	Name	Births
#1	Madison	303
#2	Hannah	197
#3	Anna	187
#4	Emma	169
#5	Emily	167
#6	Alexis	166
#7	Taylor	134
#8	Sarah	125
#9	Destiny	123
#10	Olivia	118
#11	Makayla	115
#12	Abigail	113
#13	Mary	113
#14	Brianna	113
#15	Kayla	102
#16	Chloe	101
#17	Haley	101
#18	Alyssa	98
#19	Jasmine	92
#20	Ashley	85
#21	Jada	83
#22	Elizabeth	82
#23	Kaitlyn	82
#24	Lauren	81
#25	Kaylee	79
#26	Morgan	77
#27	Shelby	72
#28	Trinity	72
#29	Isabella	70
#30	Aaliyah	69
#31	Hailey	68
#32	Sydney	66
#33	Savannah	64
#34	Angel	61
#35	Victoria	61
#36	Jordan	60
#37	Breanna	60
#38	Jessica	58
#39	Katelyn	55
#40	Amber	52
#41	Natalie	51
#42	Gracie	50
#43	Mackenzie	50
#44	Bailey	49
#45	Autumn	49
#46	Reagan	49
#47	Jayla	47
#48	Ashanti	47
#49	Madeline	47
#50	Gabrielle	45
#51	Samantha	44
#52	Courtney	43
#53	Diamond	42
#54	Brooklyn	42
#55	Asia	42
#56	Alexandria	41
#57	Katherine	41
#58	Kelsey	41
#59	Allison	41
#60	Caroline	41
#61	Erin	40
#62	Avery	40
#63	Sara	40
#64	Jakayla	39
#65	Mia	39
#66	Grace	39
#67	Riley	38
#68	Sierra	38
#69	Abby	37
#70	Rebecca	37
#71	Kylie	37
#72	Katie	36
#73	Mariah	36
#74	Madelyn	36
#75	Maggie	36
#76	Lindsey	35
#77	Briana	35
#78	Lillian	35
#79	Cheyenne	35
#80	Ella	35
#81	Mckenzie	33
#82	Raven	33
#83	Amaya	33
#84	Kennedy	33
#85	Faith	33
#86	Jennifer	32
#87	Mya	32
#88	Laura	32
#89	Zoe	31
#90	Laila	31
#91	Amya	30
#92	Kathryn	30
#93	Skylar	30
#94	Lily	29
#95	Kyla	29
#96	Lydia	29
#97	Megan	29
#98	Rachel	29
#99	Addison	28
#100	Kylee	28

Uniquely popular in Mississippi

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
Jakayla	39	34	2
Taniya	24	21	2
Jamya	24	21	2
Ashanti	47	41	5
Amya	30	26	4
Miracle	25	22	3
Carley	20	17	3
India	25	22	4
Asia	42	36	7
Tamia	20	17	4
Diamond	42	36	8
Reagan	49	42	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.