Utah · 1991

Top 100 names in Utah, 1991, by official Social Security birth counts.

Rank	Name	Births
#1	Jessica	459
#2	Ashley	316
#3	Sarah	230
#4	Amanda	223
#5	Megan	217
#6	Samantha	194
#7	Rachel	174
#8	Whitney	151
#9	Jennifer	146
#10	Emily	142
#11	Brittany	140
#12	Nicole	140
#13	Shelby	139
#14	Kelsey	134
#15	Stephanie	133
#16	Heather	132
#17	Rebecca	128
#18	Chelsea	122
#19	Elizabeth	120
#20	Melissa	118
#21	Danielle	117
#22	Amber	117
#23	Alyssa	114
#24	Lauren	111
#25	Alexis	101
#26	Michelle	99
#27	Kayla	97
#28	Amy	94
#29	Morgan	92
#30	Courtney	92
#31	Kimberly	90
#32	Sara	90
#33	Natalie	89
#34	Brooke	87
#35	Tiffany	85
#36	Lindsey	83
#37	Taylor	81
#38	Madison	80
#39	Hannah	79
#40	Mckenzie	75
#41	Katie	74
#42	Kylee	72
#43	Mary	71
#44	Haley	70
#45	Erin	69
#46	Alexandra	69
#47	Mariah	67
#48	Caitlin	65
#49	Jordan	65
#50	Katherine	64
#51	Kylie	64
#52	Chelsey	63
#53	Andrea	62
#54	Kathryn	60
#55	Anna	60
#56	Jamie	60
#57	Laura	59
#58	Crystal	53
#59	Brianna	53
#60	Brittney	52
#61	Erica	52
#62	Ashlee	50
#63	Aubrey	50
#64	Lindsay	49
#65	Paige	48
#66	Alexa	47
#67	Allison	46
#68	Katelyn	46
#69	Camille	46
#70	Angela	45
#71	Kaylee	45
#72	Marissa	45
#73	Carly	45
#74	Cassandra	44
#75	Ariel	44
#76	Victoria	43
#77	Kristen	43
#78	Alexandria	42
#79	Shannon	42
#80	Kelsie	42
#81	Vanessa	42
#82	Miranda	42
#83	Heidi	41
#84	Breanna	41
#85	Kaitlyn	40
#86	Mackenzie	40
#87	Sydney	40
#88	Christina	39
#89	Kristin	39
#90	Natasha	38
#91	Sierra	37
#92	Julia	37
#93	Erika	37
#94	Alicia	37
#95	Alisha	36
#96	Holly	36
#97	Hailey	36
#98	Hillary	35
#99	Lisa	35
#100	Sadie	34

Uniquely popular in Utah

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
Shaylee	24	18	1
Kylee	72	54	3
Mckenzie	75	56	4
Makenzie	20	15	2
Sadie	34	26	3
Janessa	21	16	2
Aubrey	50	38	5
Camille	46	35	6
Kira	23	17	3
Kylie	64	48	8
Kelsie	42	32	6
Cassidy	20	15	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.