Washington · 2008

Top 100 names in Washington, 2008, by official Social Security birth counts.

Rank	Name	Births
#1	Olivia	430
#2	Emma	396
#3	Ava	380
#4	Sophia	380
#5	Emily	375
#6	Isabella	373
#7	Abigail	340
#8	Madison	312
#9	Chloe	308
#10	Elizabeth	267
#11	Grace	258
#12	Lily	246
#13	Natalie	245
#14	Samantha	235
#15	Ella	220
#16	Hannah	217
#17	Addison	193
#18	Hailey	190
#19	Alexis	188
#20	Mia	187
#21	Anna	185
#22	Taylor	184
#23	Audrey	182
#24	Lillian	171
#25	Ashley	160
#26	Avery	157
#27	Sarah	150
#28	Savannah	148
#29	Kaylee	144
#30	Nevaeh	138
#31	Amelia	135
#32	Claire	135
#33	Sofia	135
#34	Alyssa	130
#35	Jasmine	128
#36	Brooklyn	128
#37	Lauren	126
#38	Peyton	124
#39	Madeline	123
#40	Brianna	123
#41	Zoe	121
#42	Isabelle	120
#43	Lucy	119
#44	Sydney	117
#45	Evelyn	115
#46	Riley	114
#47	Julia	113
#48	Maya	112
#49	Victoria	111
#50	Naomi	110
#51	Alexandra	109
#52	Allison	109
#53	Kylie	109
#54	Kayla	107
#55	Alexa	106
#56	Vanessa	105
#57	Kaitlyn	104
#58	Payton	102
#59	Aubrey	102
#60	Paige	101
#61	Gabriella	101
#62	Makayla	100
#63	Ruby	100
#64	Morgan	97
#65	Maria	95
#66	Charlotte	94
#67	Mackenzie	92
#68	Trinity	92
#69	Leah	92
#70	Jessica	92
#71	Eva	90
#72	Valeria	90
#73	Faith	90
#74	Katherine	89
#75	Isabel	88
#76	Brooke	88
#77	Bailey	87
#78	Jennifer	86
#79	Katelyn	86
#80	Megan	85
#81	Sophie	84
#82	Rylee	83
#83	Lilly	82
#84	Madelyn	82
#85	Layla	82
#86	Sadie	81
#87	Jocelyn	81
#88	Rachel	80
#89	Gracie	80
#90	Angelina	79
#91	Aaliyah	79
#92	Clara	78
#93	Mya	77
#94	Molly	77
#95	Hayden	77
#96	Serenity	76
#97	Ellie	74
#98	Stella	74
#99	Autumn	74
#100	Kimberly	72

Uniquely popular in Washington

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
Elsa	29	9	2
Mareli	25	8	2
Hana	20	6	2
Olive	20	6	2
Annika	44	14	4
Marisa	23	7	3
Finley	22	7	2
Rowan	32	10	4
Kristina	30	9	3
Clara	78	24	9
Aria	25	8	3
Greta	20	6	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.