Oklahoma · 1999

Top 100 names in Oklahoma, 1999, by official Social Security birth counts.

Rank	Name	Births
#1	Madison	317
#2	Hannah	315
#3	Emily	313
#4	Taylor	227
#5	Alexis	225
#6	Sarah	209
#7	Elizabeth	179
#8	Ashley	177
#9	Lauren	174
#10	Megan	170
#11	Jessica	168
#12	Morgan	166
#13	Alyssa	155
#14	Abigail	155
#15	Sydney	151
#16	Samantha	150
#17	Brittany	141
#18	Rachel	139
#19	Kaitlyn	138
#20	Destiny	133
#21	Haley	131
#22	Bailey	131
#23	Kayla	124
#24	Victoria	118
#25	Olivia	114
#26	Brianna	111
#27	Katelyn	108
#28	Shelby	105
#29	Anna	103
#30	Courtney	101
#31	Makayla	100
#32	Jordan	99
#33	Emma	99
#34	Allison	98
#35	Jasmine	97
#36	Sierra	96
#37	Amanda	94
#38	Kaylee	94
#39	Cheyenne	89
#40	Mackenzie	88
#41	Chloe	88
#42	Rebecca	87
#43	Hailey	86
#44	Grace	86
#45	Jennifer	84
#46	Brooke	83
#47	Faith	83
#48	Breanna	80
#49	Brooklyn	77
#50	Kylie	76
#51	Kelsey	74
#52	Autumn	72
#53	Nicole	71
#54	Katherine	69
#55	Savannah	68
#56	Mariah	64
#57	Cassidy	64
#58	Zoe	63
#59	Amber	61
#60	Natalie	61
#61	Kathryn	61
#62	Paige	60
#63	Sara	60
#64	Erin	59
#65	Gabrielle	59
#66	Katie	59
#67	Maria	58
#68	Mary	58
#69	Kimberly	58
#70	Mckenzie	58
#71	Alexandria	58
#72	Alexandra	57
#73	Stephanie	57
#74	Danielle	54
#75	Kylee	49
#76	Andrea	47
#77	Heather	47
#78	Julia	47
#79	Ashlyn	47
#80	Michaela	46
#81	Mikayla	46
#82	Summer	46
#83	Tiffany	45
#84	Riley	45
#85	Molly	45
#86	Hope	43
#87	Angel	43
#88	Bethany	43
#89	Amy	42
#90	Caitlin	42
#91	Miranda	41
#92	Brittney	41
#93	Madeline	41
#94	Marissa	40
#95	Katelynn	40
#96	Rebekah	39
#97	Skylar	39
#98	Angela	38
#99	Michelle	38
#100	Baylee	38

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
Montana	22	13	3
Brooklyn	77	46	10
Addison	36	22	4
Baylee	38	23	5
Rylee	38	23	5
Ashton	37	22	5
Jaden	23	14	3
Macy	38	23	6
Taryn	20	12	3
Kylee	49	29	8
Ashlynn	20	12	4
Callie	36	22	7

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.