Utah · 1998

Top 100 names in Utah, 1998, by official Social Security birth counts.

Rank	Name	Births
#1	Madison	306
#2	Emily	290
#3	Hannah	279
#4	Sarah	264
#5	Samantha	250
#6	Megan	239
#7	Jessica	223
#8	Alexis	218
#9	Ashley	208
#10	Abigail	177
#11	Alyssa	176
#12	Taylor	168
#13	Elizabeth	164
#14	Rachel	164
#15	Emma	156
#16	Morgan	140
#17	Lauren	139
#18	Sierra	131
#19	Sydney	128
#20	Bailey	125
#21	Amanda	117
#22	Savannah	113
#23	Olivia	113
#24	Mckenna	110
#25	Hailey	109
#26	Rebecca	108
#27	Nicole	107
#28	Courtney	107
#29	Kayla	101
#30	Brooke	101
#31	Mckenzie	100
#32	Makayla	100
#33	Shelby	98
#34	Kylee	98
#35	Kaitlyn	96
#36	Anna	91
#37	Natalie	91
#38	Kaylee	90
#39	Katelyn	90
#40	Mary	86
#41	Kylie	84
#42	Allison	83
#43	Jennifer	81
#44	Brooklyn	81
#45	Aubrey	79
#46	Danielle	77
#47	Brittany	75
#48	Madeline	75
#49	Maria	73
#50	Brianna	72
#51	Kelsey	71
#52	Amber	71
#53	Haley	70
#54	Victoria	70
#55	Katie	69
#56	Gabrielle	69
#57	Cassidy	65
#58	Kimberly	64
#59	Sadie	64
#60	Mariah	62
#61	Mikayla	62
#62	Sara	61
#63	Paige	61
#64	Katherine	61
#65	Mckayla	60
#66	Whitney	60
#67	Marissa	59
#68	Erin	58
#69	Alexandra	57
#70	Vanessa	57
#71	Rylee	56
#72	Chloe	55
#73	Stephanie	55
#74	Melissa	54
#75	Aspen	54
#76	Shaylee	54
#77	Ashlyn	51
#78	Breanna	50
#79	Heather	50
#80	Michelle	49
#81	Julia	49
#82	Abby	48
#83	Andrea	47
#84	Jordan	47
#85	Amy	44
#86	Sabrina	44
#87	Alexa	44
#88	Laura	44
#89	Cheyenne	43
#90	Kathryn	43
#91	Ashlee	43
#92	Alicia	43
#93	Mackenzie	42
#94	Autumn	42
#95	Isabella	42
#96	Caitlin	41
#97	Jenna	41
#98	Audrey	40
#99	Makenna	39
#100	Lindsey	39

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	54	33	1
Sariah	27	16	1
Aspen	54	33	2
Mckayla	60	36	4
Rylee	56	34	4
Mckenna	110	67	8
Kylee	98	59	7
Sydnee	25	15	2
Sage	25	15	2
Aubrey	79	48	7
Makenna	39	24	4
Eliza	33	20	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.