Utah · 1995

Top 100 names in Utah, 1995, by official Social Security birth counts.

Rank	Name	Births
#1	Jessica	335
#2	Madison	262
#3	Sarah	250
#4	Emily	247
#5	Ashley	245
#6	Megan	233
#7	Samantha	223
#8	Rachel	210
#9	Alexis	193
#10	Taylor	184
#11	Hannah	177
#12	Amanda	169
#13	Courtney	139
#14	Elizabeth	132
#15	Nicole	129
#16	Morgan	126
#17	Sierra	121
#18	Alyssa	117
#19	Kayla	114
#20	Lauren	112
#21	Kylie	111
#22	Brittany	110
#23	Rebecca	103
#24	Alexandra	103
#25	Mckenzie	102
#26	Abigail	101
#27	Whitney	99
#28	Melissa	98
#29	Kelsey	97
#30	Sydney	96
#31	Brooke	94
#32	Natalie	92
#33	Chelsea	91
#34	Danielle	91
#35	Shelby	90
#36	Katelyn	87
#37	Amber	83
#38	Bailey	82
#39	Hailey	80
#40	Jennifer	78
#41	Paige	77
#42	Kaitlyn	76
#43	Miranda	76
#44	Olivia	75
#45	Kylee	74
#46	Haley	74
#47	Mckenna	73
#48	Brianna	73
#49	Katherine	72
#50	Marissa	72
#51	Sara	72
#52	Mariah	71
#53	Stephanie	71
#54	Cassidy	70
#55	Heather	69
#56	Mackenzie	69
#57	Savannah	68
#58	Anna	67
#59	Michelle	67
#60	Madeline	66
#61	Jordan	65
#62	Katie	64
#63	Lindsey	63
#64	Kaylee	63
#65	Amy	63
#66	Breanna	60
#67	Emma	59
#68	Erin	59
#69	Victoria	57
#70	Aubrey	57
#71	Kathryn	56
#72	Mary	56
#73	Allison	55
#74	Ashlee	55
#75	Kimberly	53
#76	Tiffany	52
#77	Makayla	51
#78	Kaitlin	50
#79	Andrea	50
#80	Alexandria	48
#81	Sadie	47
#82	Alicia	47
#83	Camille	45
#84	Alexa	44
#85	Caitlin	44
#86	Cassandra	44
#87	Brittney	44
#88	Melanie	42
#89	Jamie	42
#90	Maria	42
#91	Kristen	42
#92	Chloe	41
#93	Jasmine	41
#94	Laura	41
#95	Cheyenne	41
#96	Mikayla	40
#97	Shaylee	39
#98	Vanessa	38
#99	Rylee	37
#100	Tori	37

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
Mckell	21	14	0
Shaylee	39	26	1
Rylee	37	25	2
Aubree	23	16	1
Kylee	74	50	5
Mckenna	73	49	6
Bailee	25	17	2
Aspen	20	14	2
Mckayla	31	21	3
Mckenzie	102	69	10
Aubrey	57	39	6
Hailee	20	14	2

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.