South Carolina · 2008

Top 100 names in South Carolina, 2008, by official Social Security birth counts.

Rank	Name	Births
#1	Madison	302
#2	Emma	277
#3	Emily	257
#4	Abigail	218
#5	Olivia	209
#6	Isabella	208
#7	Elizabeth	192
#8	Ava	191
#9	Anna	173
#10	Addison	166
#11	Hannah	161
#12	Sarah	154
#13	Taylor	149
#14	Chloe	143
#15	Sophia	142
#16	Alyssa	142
#17	Destiny	138
#18	Caroline	134
#19	Trinity	134
#20	Savannah	130
#21	Alexis	127
#22	Makayla	121
#23	Lillian	112
#24	Samantha	111
#25	Morgan	111
#26	Ashley	111
#27	Ella	110
#28	Brianna	106
#29	Natalie	105
#30	Lily	104
#31	Hailey	101
#32	Nevaeh	101
#33	Mary	98
#34	Peyton	96
#35	Jada	94
#36	Kaylee	93
#37	Lauren	92
#38	Aaliyah	92
#39	Riley	91
#40	Victoria	89
#41	Jasmine	88
#42	Kylie	85
#43	Gabrielle	85
#44	Layla	84
#45	Katherine	84
#46	Jordan	83
#47	Allison	80
#48	Mackenzie	79
#49	Kaitlyn	77
#50	Zoe	76
#51	Mckenzie	73
#52	Madelyn	72
#53	Grace	72
#54	Jayla	72
#55	Sydney	69
#56	Kayla	68
#57	Aubrey	66
#58	Bailey	66
#59	Brooklyn	66
#60	Payton	64
#61	Leah	63
#62	Katelyn	63
#63	Sara	62
#64	Jessica	61
#65	Haley	61
#66	Hayden	61
#67	Kimberly	60
#68	Madeline	60
#69	Gracie	58
#70	Arianna	58
#71	Autumn	58
#72	Mia	57
#73	Gabriella	56
#74	Serenity	56
#75	Kennedy	56
#76	Amelia	55
#77	Mariah	54
#78	Brooke	54
#79	Maria	53
#80	Reagan	50
#81	Marley	49
#82	London	48
#83	Audrey	48
#84	Angel	48
#85	Zoey	48
#86	Ashlyn	48
#87	Claire	47
#88	Faith	46
#89	Lydia	46
#90	Shelby	46
#91	Janiya	45
#92	Jennifer	45
#93	Logan	45
#94	Summer	44
#95	Avery	44
#96	Kendall	43
#97	Rachel	43
#98	Rebecca	42
#99	Kayleigh	42
#100	Sophie	42

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	30	16	2
Kinsley	37	19	3
Ansley	26	14	2
Logan	45	23	4
Zaria	24	13	2
Janiya	45	23	5
Virginia	26	14	3
Caroline	134	70	19
Kimora	41	21	6
Amari	29	15	4
Miracle	23	12	4
Janiyah	30	16	5

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.