Nevada · 1996

Top 100 names in Nevada, 1996, by official Social Security birth counts.

Rank	Name	Births
#1	Jessica	161
#2	Ashley	153
#3	Samantha	129
#4	Taylor	119
#5	Sarah	111
#6	Alexis	110
#7	Emily	109
#8	Kayla	103
#9	Amanda	91
#10	Hannah	89
#11	Brittany	87
#12	Jennifer	86
#13	Stephanie	84
#14	Megan	83
#15	Elizabeth	83
#16	Madison	81
#17	Rachel	80
#18	Jasmine	78
#19	Vanessa	73
#20	Alexandra	71
#21	Alyssa	69
#22	Melissa	68
#23	Brianna	68
#24	Sierra	66
#25	Victoria	65
#26	Danielle	64
#27	Rebecca	63
#28	Nicole	62
#29	Lauren	62
#30	Michelle	59
#31	Savannah	56
#32	Shelby	56
#33	Courtney	55
#34	Haley	54
#35	Marissa	51
#36	Brooke	50
#37	Cheyenne	49
#38	Maria	49
#39	Mariah	48
#40	Heather	47
#41	Christina	46
#42	Sydney	45
#43	Amber	45
#44	Kelsey	45
#45	Kimberly	45
#46	Sara	45
#47	Kaitlyn	45
#48	Morgan	44
#49	Angelica	44
#50	Breanna	44
#51	Sabrina	43
#52	Alexandria	41
#53	Chelsea	40
#54	Tiffany	40
#55	Erin	39
#56	Gabrielle	38
#57	Katherine	38
#58	Jordan	37
#59	Jacqueline	35
#60	Destiny	35
#61	Natalie	35
#62	Andrea	35
#63	Abigail	35
#64	Olivia	35
#65	Angela	34
#66	Cynthia	34
#67	Monica	32
#68	Cassandra	32
#69	Daisy	32
#70	Kylie	32
#71	Karina	31
#72	Anna	31
#73	Katelyn	31
#74	Gabriela	30
#75	Alexa	30
#76	Adriana	29
#77	Alicia	29
#78	Mackenzie	28
#79	Hailey	28
#80	Alondra	27
#81	Mary	27
#82	Summer	26
#83	Julia	26
#84	Miranda	26
#85	Caitlin	26
#86	Katie	26
#87	Amy	26
#88	Emma	25
#89	Allison	25
#90	Mckenna	25
#91	Lindsey	24
#92	Kaitlin	24
#93	Veronica	24
#94	Brenda	24
#95	Bailey	23
#96	Kaylee	23
#97	Leslie	23
#98	Catherine	23
#99	Jamie	23
#100	Jasmin	23

Uniquely popular in Nevada

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
Mckenna	25	30	7
Jazmin	20	24	8
Jasmin	23	28	9
Evelyn	23	28	9
Adriana	29	35	12
Alondra	27	33	12
Angelica	44	53	19
Daisy	32	39	14
Vanessa	73	88	33
Gabriela	30	36	14
Sandra	20	24	9
Sierra	66	80	31

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.