Oregon · 1984

Top 100 names in Oregon, 1984, by official Social Security birth counts.

Rank	Name	Births
#1	Jennifer	562
#2	Jessica	469
#3	Sarah	397
#4	Ashley	393
#5	Amanda	386
#6	Melissa	284
#7	Stephanie	274
#8	Nicole	250
#9	Heather	230
#10	Megan	228
#11	Emily	226
#12	Amy	226
#13	Elizabeth	222
#14	Rachel	212
#15	Amber	197
#16	Michelle	189
#17	Crystal	186
#18	Erin	176
#19	Angela	161
#20	Kimberly	160
#21	Sara	157
#22	Danielle	154
#23	Laura	150
#24	Rebecca	149
#25	Christina	146
#26	Tiffany	144
#27	Lisa	135
#28	Lindsay	133
#29	Jamie	133
#30	Andrea	131
#31	Lindsey	131
#32	Katie	119
#33	Katherine	112
#34	Anna	97
#35	Brittany	94
#36	Holly	93
#37	Chelsea	88
#38	Mary	87
#39	Kelly	84
#40	Samantha	82
#41	Alicia	79
#42	Tara	79
#43	Kristina	77
#44	Cassandra	74
#45	Kristin	74
#46	Lauren	73
#47	Shannon	73
#48	Kathryn	72
#49	Courtney	71
#50	Julie	71
#51	Jenna	69
#52	Kelsey	67
#53	April	66
#54	Maria	66
#55	Bethany	64
#56	Heidi	64
#57	Molly	62
#58	Erica	62
#59	Allison	60
#60	Kristen	58
#61	Monica	58
#62	Christine	56
#63	Vanessa	55
#64	Lacey	55
#65	Sheena	54
#66	Rachael	52
#67	Brandi	51
#68	Misty	51
#69	Kara	51
#70	Meghan	50
#71	Stacy	50
#72	Krystal	50
#73	Carrie	49
#74	Caitlin	48
#75	Stacey	48
#76	Hannah	47
#77	Victoria	46
#78	Natalie	46
#79	Kayla	46
#80	Catherine	44
#81	Julia	43
#82	Melanie	42
#83	Brandy	42
#84	Krista	40
#85	Kathleen	40
#86	Katrina	40
#87	Karen	40
#88	Nichole	39
#89	Shawna	38
#90	Valerie	38
#91	Natasha	38
#92	Leah	37
#93	Leslie	37
#94	Patricia	36
#95	Alisha	35
#96	Tabitha	35
#97	Kendra	35
#98	Alison	35
#99	Wendy	35
#100	Jacqueline	34

Uniquely popular in Oregon

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
Kelsey	67	43	9
Chelsey	21	13	4
Shawna	38	24	8
Molly	62	40	13
Tessa	21	13	5
Savannah	23	15	5
Shelby	27	17	6
Chelsea	88	56	21
Autumn	29	19	7
Heidi	64	41	16
Trista	28	18	7
Lacey	55	35	14

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.