South Carolina · 2015

Top 100 names in South Carolina, 2015, by official Social Security birth counts.

Rank	Name	Births
#1	Ava	281
#2	Olivia	239
#3	Emma	228
#4	Madison	207
#5	Elizabeth	204
#6	Isabella	193
#7	Harper	180
#8	Abigail	165
#9	Skylar	151
#10	Emily	143
#11	Charlotte	141
#12	Caroline	134
#13	Avery	130
#14	Amelia	130
#15	Sophia	130
#16	Aubrey	129
#17	Mia	123
#18	Evelyn	117
#19	Chloe	114
#20	Addison	112
#21	Lily	112
#22	Layla	111
#23	Lillian	108
#24	Anna	108
#25	Ella	107
#26	Sadie	106
#27	Zoey	105
#28	Savannah	98
#29	Taylor	92
#30	Brooklyn	91
#31	Serenity	90
#32	Paisley	88
#33	Mary	88
#34	Riley	88
#35	Grace	86
#36	Kennedy	84
#37	Peyton	83
#38	Kylie	83
#39	Natalie	83
#40	Nevaeh	79
#41	Aaliyah	79
#42	London	78
#43	Sarah	77
#44	Hannah	77
#45	Scarlett	74
#46	Piper	74
#47	Nora	74
#48	Autumn	73
#49	Madelyn	73
#50	Reagan	73
#51	Aubree	72
#52	Mckenzie	72
#53	Trinity	71
#54	Kaylee	70
#55	Londyn	68
#56	Kinsley	68
#57	Morgan	66
#58	Victoria	66
#59	Sofia	65
#60	Leah	64
#61	Khloe	64
#62	Ryleigh	62
#63	Eleanor	62
#64	Bella	60
#65	Aria	60
#66	Audrey	60
#67	Stella	60
#68	Zoe	58
#69	Ellie	57
#70	Naomi	57
#71	Arianna	56
#72	Lauren	56
#73	Penelope	55
#74	Ariana	54
#75	Mackenzie	54
#76	Jordyn	53
#77	Lydia	52
#78	Alyssa	51
#79	Harmony	51
#80	Adalyn	51
#81	Emerson	51
#82	Faith	51
#83	Rylee	51
#84	Gabriella	49
#85	Adalynn	49
#86	Katherine	49
#87	Eliza	48
#88	Claire	48
#89	Paris	47
#90	Hazel	47
#91	Mariah	47
#92	Allison	46
#93	Lucy	46
#94	Annabelle	46
#95	Payton	46
#96	Madeline	46
#97	Gabrielle	45
#98	Sydney	45
#99	Alexis	45
#100	Ariel	44

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	21	11	3
Logan	37	20	5
Saylor	21	11	3
Dallas	24	13	3
Virginia	26	14	3
Lauryn	24	13	3
Miracle	30	16	4
Paris	47	26	7
Carter	22	12	3
Ryleigh	62	34	9
Malaysia	26	14	4
Mckinley	29	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.