South Carolina · 2003

Top 100 names in South Carolina, 2003, by official Social Security birth counts.

Rank	Name	Births
#1	Madison	341
#2	Emily	310
#3	Hannah	297
#4	Olivia	214
#5	Emma	213
#6	Abigail	210
#7	Taylor	210
#8	Sarah	206
#9	Anna	199
#10	Elizabeth	199
#11	Alexis	199
#12	Caroline	147
#13	Haley	147
#14	Kayla	146
#15	Lauren	145
#16	Brianna	145
#17	Mary	142
#18	Ashley	141
#19	Destiny	139
#20	Morgan	135
#21	Jasmine	124
#22	Alyssa	121
#23	Savannah	121
#24	Jada	116
#25	Kaitlyn	115
#26	Victoria	110
#27	Trinity	109
#28	Chloe	106
#29	Sydney	106
#30	Grace	105
#31	Hailey	103
#32	Jordan	101
#33	Isabella	100
#34	Makayla	98
#35	Samantha	96
#36	Katherine	93
#37	Megan	88
#38	Jessica	85
#39	Amber	84
#40	Natalie	77
#41	Mckenzie	76
#42	Ashlyn	75
#43	Katelyn	75
#44	Kylie	74
#45	Julia	74
#46	Jennifer	73
#47	Rachel	72
#48	Kaylee	71
#49	Angel	71
#50	Aaliyah	71
#51	Zoe	69
#52	Maria	68
#53	Bailey	63
#54	Faith	63
#55	Mackenzie	63
#56	Gabrielle	62
#57	Rebecca	60
#58	Sara	60
#59	Sierra	58
#60	Madeline	58
#61	Brooke	57
#62	Kennedy	56
#63	Kelsey	56
#64	Catherine	56
#65	Courtney	55
#66	Leah	55
#67	Autumn	55
#68	Allison	53
#69	Kathryn	52
#70	Riley	52
#71	Jenna	51
#72	Sophia	51
#73	Kimberly	51
#74	Stephanie	48
#75	Erin	47
#76	Jayla	47
#77	Shelby	46
#78	Lillian	46
#79	Summer	46
#80	Christina	46
#81	Ava	46
#82	Ella	45
#83	Mia	45
#84	Alexandra	44
#85	Breanna	44
#86	Skylar	44
#87	Laura	44
#88	Brittany	43
#89	Amanda	43
#90	Margaret	43
#91	Shania	42
#92	Audrey	42
#93	Erica	42
#94	Addison	42
#95	Cheyenne	42
#96	Raven	41
#97	Briana	41
#98	Layla	41
#99	Lily	39
#100	Reagan	39

Uniquely popular in South Carolina

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
Nyasia	34	20	1
Ansley	23	14	2
Shakira	20	12	2
Zaria	21	12	2
Janiya	24	14	3
Ashton	29	17	3
Logan	39	23	5
Shania	42	25	5
India	29	17	4
Imani	37	22	5
Miracle	23	14	3
Kaleigh	25	15	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.