South Carolina · 2004

Top 100 names in South Carolina, 2004, by official Social Security birth counts.

Rank	Name	Births
#1	Madison	373
#2	Emily	341
#3	Emma	283
#4	Hannah	262
#5	Abigail	212
#6	Sarah	199
#7	Olivia	199
#8	Elizabeth	186
#9	Anna	183
#10	Alexis	168
#11	Taylor	167
#12	Caroline	160
#13	Brianna	160
#14	Destiny	152
#15	Ashley	147
#16	Lauren	146
#17	Alyssa	139
#18	Savannah	134
#19	Makayla	131
#20	Jasmine	130
#21	Mary	124
#22	Isabella	117
#23	Kaitlyn	115
#24	Kayla	112
#25	Trinity	107
#26	Chloe	107
#27	Samantha	107
#28	Jada	106
#29	Grace	104
#30	Sydney	101
#31	Morgan	101
#32	Hailey	95
#33	Katelyn	91
#34	Ella	87
#35	Victoria	87
#36	Jordan	86
#37	Haley	85
#38	Jessica	84
#39	Jennifer	83
#40	Katherine	83
#41	Rachel	79
#42	Faith	77
#43	Mackenzie	76
#44	Julia	73
#45	Ava	72
#46	Gabrielle	71
#47	Sophia	70
#48	Lillian	68
#49	Kaylee	67
#50	Kylie	67
#51	Riley	65
#52	Natalie	64
#53	Amber	64
#54	Maria	64
#55	Breanna	63
#56	Megan	63
#57	Zoe	62
#58	Sierra	62
#59	Margaret	61
#60	Bailey	61
#61	Catherine	60
#62	Sara	59
#63	Reagan	59
#64	Alexandra	58
#65	Allison	58
#66	Autumn	56
#67	Aaliyah	55
#68	Madeline	54
#69	Rebecca	53
#70	Jenna	53
#71	Mckenzie	53
#72	Lily	52
#73	Mia	50
#74	Jayla	48
#75	Gracie	48
#76	Courtney	47
#77	Angel	47
#78	Marissa	46
#79	Peyton	46
#80	Brooklyn	46
#81	Andrea	46
#82	Summer	45
#83	Paris	44
#84	Kimberly	44
#85	Madelyn	43
#86	Janiya	43
#87	Kennedy	43
#88	Stephanie	42
#89	Kendall	42
#90	Ashlyn	42
#91	Kathryn	41
#92	Serenity	41
#93	Avery	41
#94	Erin	39
#95	Danielle	39
#96	Amanda	38
#97	Ariana	38
#98	Laura	38
#99	Molly	38
#100	Caitlyn	36

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
Kinsley	22	13	1
Nyasia	26	15	1
Ansley	29	17	2
Shaniya	31	18	3
Janiya	43	25	5
Ashanti	21	12	3
Amari	26	15	4
India	23	13	3
Caroline	160	93	24
Shania	29	17	4
Imani	28	16	4
Kaleigh	20	12	3

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.