New Mexico · 2006

Top 100 names in New Mexico, 2006, by official Social Security birth counts.

Rank	Name	Births
#1	Isabella	125
#2	Alyssa	111
#3	Emily	106
#4	Mia	103
#5	Madison	95
#6	Emma	88
#7	Nevaeh	84
#8	Mariah	77
#9	Samantha	75
#10	Abigail	74
#11	Ashley	72
#12	Jasmine	71
#13	Elizabeth	69
#14	Olivia	69
#15	Alexis	69
#16	Angelina	68
#17	Ava	67
#18	Destiny	64
#19	Hannah	62
#20	Sophia	56
#21	Arianna	56
#22	Aaliyah	55
#23	Faith	54
#24	Brianna	54
#25	Maria	54
#26	Savannah	53
#27	Natalie	52
#28	Hailey	50
#29	Victoria	50
#30	Chloe	49
#31	Andrea	45
#32	Taylor	45
#33	Natalia	44
#34	Ariana	42
#35	Vanessa	42
#36	Kaylee	42
#37	Trinity	41
#38	Gabriella	41
#39	Jessica	40
#40	Sarah	39
#41	Jennifer	38
#42	Maya	38
#43	Jade	38
#44	Kayla	38
#45	Makayla	37
#46	Danielle	37
#47	Haley	37
#48	Nicole	36
#49	Grace	36
#50	Valeria	36
#51	Alexandra	36
#52	Sofia	35
#53	Alicia	35
#54	Angel	35
#55	Amanda	35
#56	Marissa	34
#57	Gabriela	34
#58	Jacqueline	33
#59	Lauren	33
#60	Autumn	33
#61	Kaitlyn	33
#62	Ella	33
#63	Angelica	32
#64	Estrella	32
#65	Adrianna	32
#66	Briana	31
#67	Alexa	31
#68	Adriana	31
#69	Elena	31
#70	Kimberly	30
#71	Lily	30
#72	Anna	29
#73	Serenity	29
#74	Aliyah	29
#75	Evelyn	28
#76	Addison	28
#77	Aubrey	28
#78	Isabel	28
#79	Alondra	28
#80	Lillian	27
#81	Angela	27
#82	Morgan	27
#83	Audrey	27
#84	Jocelyn	27
#85	Mya	27
#86	Kylie	27
#87	Alexia	26
#88	Julia	26
#89	Layla	26
#90	Stephanie	26
#91	Naomi	26
#92	Melanie	25
#93	Amber	25
#94	Jazmine	25
#95	Sydney	25
#96	Miranda	24
#97	Brooke	24
#98	Bailey	24
#99	Mackenzie	24
#100	Nadia	24

Uniquely popular in New Mexico

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
Monique	24	28	2
Esperanza	22	26	2
Estrella	32	38	6
Aliyah	29	34	8
Angelica	32	38	9
Mariah	77	91	21
Elena	31	37	10
Alicia	35	42	11
Jazmine	25	30	8
Adrianna	32	38	10
Angel	35	42	12
Aaliyah	55	65	20

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.