Oklahoma · 1981

Top 100 names in Oklahoma, 1981, by official Social Security birth counts.

Rank	Name	Births
#1	Jennifer	871
#2	Amanda	690
#3	Sarah	446
#4	Amber	435
#5	Jessica	424
#6	Melissa	373
#7	Crystal	349
#8	Amy	344
#9	Stephanie	327
#10	Tiffany	272
#11	Angela	270
#12	April	267
#13	Heather	266
#14	Kimberly	236
#15	Rebecca	232
#16	Ashley	221
#17	Rachel	211
#18	Jamie	211
#19	Misty	205
#20	Michelle	198
#21	Elizabeth	197
#22	Christina	179
#23	Brandi	174
#24	Andrea	170
#25	Nicole	168
#26	Mary	166
#27	Sara	161
#28	Brandy	157
#29	Lisa	155
#30	Emily	152
#31	Erin	140
#32	Laura	136
#33	Julie	127
#34	Courtney	125
#35	Kristen	119
#36	Tara	117
#37	Lindsey	117
#38	Lindsay	114
#39	Leslie	110
#40	Kristin	109
#41	Brooke	108
#42	Shannon	104
#43	Kelly	98
#44	Alicia	94
#45	Megan	91
#46	Stacy	89
#47	Samantha	89
#48	Lauren	86
#49	Carrie	83
#50	Erica	82
#51	Katherine	79
#52	Kathryn	76
#53	Natalie	73
#54	Lori	69
#55	Patricia	69
#56	Leah	68
#57	Natasha	68
#58	Danielle	66
#59	Anna	66
#60	Kelli	65
#61	Candice	65
#62	Susan	63
#63	Kristy	63
#64	Monica	62
#65	Christy	62
#66	Melanie	61
#67	Candace	60
#68	Kari	60
#69	Kendra	58
#70	Holly	57
#71	Tamara	56
#72	Casey	56
#73	Katie	56
#74	Allison	56
#75	Alisha	56
#76	Sandra	54
#77	Robin	53
#78	Miranda	53
#79	Kristi	53
#80	Summer	53
#81	Shawna	51
#82	Tammy	51
#83	Mandy	51
#84	Cynthia	51
#85	Kara	51
#86	Tracy	51
#87	Mindy	50
#88	Dana	50
#89	Tina	49
#90	Vanessa	49
#91	Latoya	48
#92	Cassandra	48
#93	Karen	48
#94	Stacey	47
#95	Rebekah	47
#96	Tabitha	47
#97	Jenny	46
#98	Tonya	46
#99	Katrina	46
#100	Valerie	46

Uniquely popular in Oklahoma

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
Lacy	45	22	5
Misti	21	10	2
Kasey	32	16	4
Misty	205	102	29
Shawna	51	25	8
Audra	21	10	3
Billie	24	12	4
Whitney	46	23	8
Summer	53	26	9
Shelly	41	20	7
Joni	24	12	4
Staci	21	10	4

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.