South Carolina · 2009

Top 100 names in South Carolina, 2009, by official Social Security birth counts.

Rank	Name	Births
#1	Emma	283
#2	Madison	267
#3	Isabella	245
#4	Olivia	231
#5	Abigail	203
#6	Ava	192
#7	Elizabeth	187
#8	Emily	166
#9	Addison	164
#10	Chloe	162
#11	Anna	155
#12	Ella	151
#13	Hannah	144
#14	Sarah	143
#15	Alexis	139
#16	Taylor	137
#17	Caroline	131
#18	Alyssa	121
#19	Sophia	121
#20	Lily	119
#21	Brianna	116
#22	Kaylee	114
#23	Peyton	112
#24	Nevaeh	111
#25	Savannah	109
#26	Riley	108
#27	Lillian	101
#28	Makayla	98
#29	Samantha	97
#30	Jasmine	96
#31	Mary	95
#32	Trinity	94
#33	Aubrey	92
#34	Hailey	89
#35	Natalie	88
#36	Destiny	88
#37	Aaliyah	84
#38	Autumn	83
#39	Grace	83
#40	Lauren	82
#41	Layla	82
#42	Serenity	80
#43	Kylie	78
#44	Bailey	78
#45	Jada	78
#46	Leah	77
#47	Amelia	75
#48	Ashley	74
#49	Payton	71
#50	Morgan	70
#51	Kayla	68
#52	Jayla	68
#53	Zoey	67
#54	London	66
#55	Mia	66
#56	Allison	65
#57	Avery	65
#58	Mckenzie	64
#59	Brooklyn	63
#60	Gabrielle	63
#61	Gabriella	62
#62	Sydney	62
#63	Kennedy	61
#64	Katherine	61
#65	Zoe	60
#66	Kaitlyn	59
#67	Mackenzie	58
#68	Katelyn	58
#69	Jordyn	58
#70	Bella	58
#71	Mariah	57
#72	Madelyn	57
#73	Reagan	56
#74	Victoria	56
#75	Faith	55
#76	Haley	55
#77	Skylar	54
#78	Jessica	54
#79	Khloe	54
#80	Sophie	53
#81	Maria	53
#82	Arianna	52
#83	Ashlyn	52
#84	Claire	51
#85	Lydia	51
#86	Madeline	50
#87	Audrey	49
#88	Jordan	49
#89	Rylee	48
#90	Gracie	48
#91	Isabelle	48
#92	Sara	48
#93	Brooke	47
#94	Kimberly	47
#95	Charlotte	47
#96	Julia	46
#97	Megan	45
#98	Evelyn	45
#99	Ariana	45
#100	Catherine	41

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
Ansley	37	20	2
Nyasia	20	11	1
Jamya	23	12	2
Jakayla	23	12	2
Kinsley	35	19	4
Logan	31	17	4
Kimora	34	18	4
Kayden	31	17	4
Imani	29	16	4
Paris	29	16	4
Caroline	131	71	20
Janiyah	35	19	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.