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Most popular infant names in every country

Each state has its ain singled-out civilization, from architectural styles to signature dishes. These fads and trends inevitably spread out regionally and beyond, urged along by social media, news coverage, and pop civilization at large. Merely while there are unmistakably shared American trends, individual states show variations—some subtle, some apparent—in what their residents favor. When it comes to baby names, regional preferences and rich diversity are apparent even when there are mutual threads stretching coast to declension. The difference is that while the popularity of different names may alter, people who are assigned those names volition accept them forever.

Today, more parents than ever are choosing unusual names for their children. In 1940, 20% of male babies were given a acme-five nigh popular proper name in the nation, according to a 2016 written report from Goldman Sachs. In 2014, merely 4% of male babies were named with a top-five moniker. Researchers believe the internet may have something to do with the shift: Parents now have easy admission to proper name data and tin can choose a statistically unique proper name if that is something they value.

Using March 2019 data from the Social Security Assistants, Stacker compiled a list of the nearly pop names in each of the 50 states and Washington D.C., co-ordinate to their 2018 SSA rankings. The meridian five boy names and elevation five girl names are listed for each state, as well equally the number of babies born in 2018 with that proper name. Historically mutual names like Michael only made the top five in 3 states, while the less mutual proper noun Harper ranks in the top 5 for 22 states.

Curious what names are trending in your home country? Keep reading to see if your name made the peak five—or to find inspiration for naming your infant.

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Alabama

- #1. Ava (for girls, 293 babies built-in); William (for boys, 369 babies built-in)
- #2. Olivia (for girls, 259 babies built-in); James (for boys, 328 babies born)
- #3. Harper (for girls, 204 babies built-in); John (for boys, 285 babies born)
- #4. Emma (for girls, 202 babies born); Elijah (for boys, 279 babies born)
- #5. Amelia (for girls, 183 babies born); Noah (for boys, 242 babies born)

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Alaska

- #one. Aurora (for girls, 45 babies born); Oliver (for boys, 53 babies built-in)
- #2. Amelia (for girls, 43 babies built-in); Logan (for boys, 43 babies born)
- #iii. Charlotte (for girls, 43 babies born); Liam (for boys, 41 babies born)
- #4. Olivia (for girls, 43 babies born); Benjamin (for boys, 39 babies born)
- #v. Sophia (for girls, 40 babies born); Michael (for boys, 38 babies born)

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Arizona

- #1. Emma (for girls, 459 babies built-in); Liam (for boys, 458 babies born)
- #2. Olivia (for girls, 412 babies born); Noah (for boys, 379 babies born)
- #three. Mia (for girls, 367 babies born); Sebastian (for boys, 350 babies built-in)
- #four. Isabella (for girls, 366 babies born); Benjamin (for boys, 296 babies born)
- #five. Sophia (for girls, 359 babies born); Oliver (for boys, 296 babies born)

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Arkansas

- #1. Ava (for girls, 169 babies born); Noah (for boys, 159 babies born)
- #2. Olivia (for girls, 152 babies built-in); Elijah (for boys, 158 babies born)
- #3. Emma (for girls, 146 babies born); William (for boys, 155 babies born)
- #iv. Amelia (for girls, 124 babies built-in); Liam (for boys, 134 babies born)
- #five. Harper (for girls, 118 babies born); Oliver (for boys, 125 babies born)

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California

- #one. Emma (for girls, 2,722 babies born); Noah (for boys, 2,555 babies born)
- #2. Mia (for girls, two,484 babies built-in); Liam (for boys, 2,405 babies born)
- #3. Olivia (for girls, two,456 babies born); Sebastian (for boys, ii,204 babies built-in)
- #4. Isabella (for girls, 2,193 babies built-in); Mateo (for boys, 2,097 babies built-in)
- #five. Sophia (for girls, ii,152 babies born); Ethan (for boys, 2,052 babies built-in)

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Colorado

- #1. Olivia (for girls, 325 babies built-in); Liam (for boys, 331 babies born)
- #ii. Emma (for girls, 266 babies built-in); Oliver (for boys, 274 babies born)
- #three. Charlotte (for girls, 265 babies born); William (for boys, 266 babies born)
- #4. Evelyn (for girls, 222 babies born); Noah (for boys, 239 babies born)
- #5. Isabella (for girls, 213 babies born); Benjamin (for boys, 228 babies born)

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Connecticut

- #i. Olivia (for girls, 203 babies built-in); Noah (for boys, 236 babies born)
- #two. Emma (for girls, 200 babies born); Liam (for boys, 219 babies born)
- #three. Isabella (for girls, 181 babies born); Benjamin (for boys, 177 babies born)
- #4. Charlotte (for girls, 170 babies built-in); Logan (for boys, 166 babies born)
- #5. Ava (for girls, 167 babies born); Lucas (for boys, 164 babies built-in)

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Delaware

- #1. Ava (for girls, 49 babies born); Liam (for boys, 63 babies born)
- #ii. Isabella (for girls, 47 babies born); Noah (for boys, 59 babies built-in)
- #iii. Charlotte (for girls, 43 babies built-in); Stonemason (for boys, 49 babies born)
- #iv. Olivia (for girls, 43 babies born); Logan (for boys, 45 babies born)
- #5. Sophia (for girls, forty babies born); James (for boys, 43 babies built-in)

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Florida

- #1. Isabella (for girls, 1,262 babies born); Liam (for boys, 1,428 babies born)
- #2. Emma (for girls, one,215 babies born); Noah (for boys, one,290 babies born)
- #3. Olivia (for girls, 1,111 babies born); Lucas (for boys, 1,094 babies born)
- #4. Sophia (for girls, 1,022 babies born); Elijah (for boys, 934 babies born)
- #5. Mia (for girls, 944 babies built-in); Logan (for boys, 833 babies born)

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Georgia

- #1. Ava (for girls, 671 babies built-in); William (for boys, 639 babies born)
- #ii. Olivia (for girls, 520 babies born); Noah (for boys, 624 babies born)
- #3. Emma (for girls, 514 babies born); Liam (for boys, 536 babies born)
- #iv. Amelia (for girls, 423 babies built-in); Elijah (for boys, 535 babies born)
- #5. Isabella (for girls, 419 babies born); James (for boys, 486 babies built-in)

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Hawaii

- #1. Emma (for girls, 65 babies born); Liam (for boys, eighty babies born)
- #ii. Isabella (for girls, 60 babies built-in); Noah (for boys, 69 babies born)
- #iii. Aria (for girls, 54 babies born); Elijah (for boys, 51 babies built-in)
- #4. Mila (for girls, fifty babies built-in); Logan (for boys, 49 babies built-in)
- #v. Olivia (for girls, fifty babies born); Ethan (for boys, 46 babies built-in)

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Idaho

- #1. Olivia (for girls, 101 babies born); Liam (for boys, 118 babies built-in)
- #2. Emma (for girls, 95 babies born); Oliver (for boys, 111 babies born)
- #3. Evelyn (for girls, 86 babies born); Henry (for boys, 84 babies born)
- #four. Harper (for girls, 86 babies born); William (for boys, 84 babies built-in)
- #5. Charlotte (for girls, 82 babies born); James (for boys, 83 babies born)

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Illinois

- #1. Olivia (for girls, 717 babies born); Noah (for boys, 716 babies built-in)
- #two. Emma (for girls, 643 babies born); Liam (for boys, 710 babies born)
- #3. Ava (for girls, 596 babies born); Oliver (for boys, 585 babies born)
- #iv. Isabella (for girls, 570 babies born); Benjamin (for boys, 548 babies born)
- #5. Sophia (for girls, 559 babies built-in); Alexander (for boys, 529 babies born)

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Indiana

- #1. Emma (for girls, 396 babies born); Oliver (for boys, 400 babies built-in)
- #ii. Olivia (for girls, 339 babies built-in); Liam (for boys, 399 babies born)
- #3. Amelia (for girls, 336 babies built-in); Noah (for boys, 360 babies born)
- #4. Charlotte (for girls, 327 babies born); Elijah (for boys, 321 babies born)
- #5. Ava (for girls, 314 babies born); William (for boys, 310 babies born)

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Iowa

- #ane. Harper (for girls, 160 babies born); Oliver (for boys, 185 babies born)
- #2. Evelyn (for girls, 158 babies built-in); Liam (for boys, 175 babies built-in)
- #iii. Emma (for girls, 156 babies born); Henry (for boys, 167 babies born)
- #iv. Charlotte (for girls, 152 babies built-in); William (for boys, 162 babies born)
- #five. Olivia (for girls, 146 babies born); Owen (for boys, 156 babies born)

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Kansas

- #1. Olivia (for girls, 191 babies born); Liam (for boys, 179 babies born)
- #2. Emma (for girls, 174 babies built-in); Oliver (for boys, 176 babies born)
- #iii. Charlotte (for girls, 158 babies built-in); Henry (for boys, 159 babies born)
- #4. Evelyn (for girls, 138 babies born); William (for boys, 149 babies built-in)
- #5. Ava (for girls, 136 babies born); Mason (for boys, 127 babies born)

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Kentucky

- #1. Emma (for girls, 252 babies born); William (for boys, 290 babies born)
- #ii. Olivia (for girls, 243 babies born); Liam (for boys, 264 babies born)
- #three. Ava (for girls, 232 babies born); Elijah (for boys, 243 babies born)
- #four. Harper (for girls, 229 babies built-in); Noah (for boys, 241 babies born)
- #5. Amelia (for girls, 198 babies born); Grayson (for boys, 224 babies born)

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Louisiana

- #1. Ava (for girls, 278 babies born); Noah (for boys, 273 babies born)
- #2. Olivia (for girls, 246 babies born); Liam (for boys, 258 babies born)
- #iii. Emma (for girls, 226 babies built-in); Elijah (for boys, 241 babies born)
- #iv. Amelia (for girls, 220 babies born); James (for boys, 218 babies built-in)
- #five. Harper (for girls, 175 babies born); William (for boys, 203 babies born)

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Maine

- #one. Charlotte (for girls, 81 babies born); Oliver (for boys, 77 babies born)
- #2. Amelia (for girls, 73 babies built-in); Liam (for boys, 72 babies born)
- #iii. Emma (for girls, 67 babies born); Owen (for boys, 66 babies born)
- #4. Harper (for girls, 67 babies built-in); Wyatt (for boys, 62 babies born)
- #five. Olivia (for girls, 56 babies born); Henry (for boys, 61 babies born)

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Maryland

- #one. Ava (for girls, 312 babies born); Liam (for boys, 359 babies born)
- #2. Olivia (for girls, 265 babies born); Noah (for boys, 336 babies born)
- #three. Charlotte (for girls, 254 babies born); William (for boys, 265 babies born)
- #4. Emma (for girls, 251 babies born); Dylan (for boys, 262 babies born)
- #5. Sophia (for girls, 232 babies born); Ethan (for boys, 251 babies born)

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Massachusetts

- #1. Emma (for girls, 405 babies born); Benjamin (for boys, 426 babies born)
- #2. Olivia (for girls, 394 babies born); Liam (for boys, 394 babies built-in)
- #3. Charlotte (for girls, 336 babies born); James (for boys, 371 babies born)
- #4. Sophia (for girls, 336 babies born); Lucas (for boys, 363 babies born)
- #5. Isabella (for girls, 299 babies born); William (for boys, 362 babies built-in)

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Michigan

- #1. Olivia (for girls, 502 babies born); Noah (for boys, 500 babies born)
- #2. Ava (for girls, 493 babies built-in); Oliver (for boys, 486 babies born)
- #iii. Emma (for girls, 482 babies born); Liam (for boys, 468 babies built-in)
- #four. Charlotte (for girls, 446 babies born); Benjamin (for boys, 442 babies built-in)
- #v. Amelia (for girls, 403 babies born); William (for boys, 419 babies built-in)

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Minnesota

- #1. Evelyn (for girls, 314 babies born); Henry (for boys, 379 babies built-in)
- #2. Olivia (for girls, 305 babies born); Oliver (for boys, 328 babies born)
- #3. Charlotte (for girls, 289 babies born); William (for boys, 298 babies born)
- #4. Emma (for girls, 287 babies born); Liam (for boys, 289 babies built-in)
- #5. Harper (for girls, 261 babies born); Theodore (for boys, 271 babies born)

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Mississippi

- #1. Ava (for girls, 217 babies built-in); John (for boys, 193 babies built-in)
- #2. Olivia (for girls, 126 babies built-in); William (for boys, 192 babies born)
- #iii. Emma (for girls, 125 babies born); Noah (for boys, 158 babies born)
- #four. Amelia (for girls, 109 babies born); Elijah (for boys, 153 babies born)
- #five. Skylar (for girls, 101 babies born); James (for boys, 153 babies born)

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Missouri

- #ane. Olivia (for girls, 343 babies born); Liam (for boys, 356 babies built-in)
- #ii. Emma (for girls, 307 babies born); Oliver (for boys, 349 babies born)
- #iii. Charlotte (for girls, 300 babies born); William (for boys, 345 babies born)
- #four. Harper (for girls, 297 babies born); Henry (for boys, 331 babies born)
- #5. Ava (for girls, 296 babies built-in); Noah (for boys, 281 babies born)

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Montana

- #1. Harper (for girls, 63 babies built-in); Liam (for boys, 55 babies born)
- #two. Olivia (for girls, 54 babies built-in); William (for boys, 49 babies born)
- #three. Emma (for girls, 53 babies born); Noah (for boys, 48 babies born)
- #4. Charlotte (for girls, 37 babies built-in); Oliver (for boys, 47 babies born)
- #five. Abigail (for girls, 36 babies built-in); Henry (for boys, 46 babies born)

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Nebraska

- #1. Olivia (for girls, 128 babies born); Liam (for boys, 127 babies born)
- #2. Emma (for girls, 124 babies built-in); Henry (for boys, 122 babies built-in)
- #iii. Evelyn (for girls, 114 babies built-in); Oliver (for boys, 119 babies born)
- #4. Charlotte (for girls, 109 babies built-in); William (for boys, 104 babies built-in)
- #5. Harper (for girls, 103 babies built-in); Jack (for boys, 98 babies built-in)

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Nevada

- #i. Emma (for girls, 171 babies born); Liam (for boys, 205 babies born)
- #2. Isabella (for girls, 157 babies born); Noah (for boys, 175 babies born)
- #3. Olivia (for girls, 157 babies built-in); Sebastian (for boys, 148 babies built-in)
- #4. Sophia (for girls, 149 babies born); Elijah (for boys, 147 babies born)
- #5. Ava (for girls, 135 babies built-in); Daniel (for boys, 140 babies born)

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New Hampshire

- #1. Olivia (for girls, 87 babies built-in); Oliver (for boys, 78 babies born)
- #two. Charlotte (for girls, 73 babies built-in); Jackson (for boys, 76 babies built-in)
- #3. Emma (for girls, 67 babies born); Bricklayer (for boys, 74 babies born)
- #4. Ava (for girls, 58 babies born); Liam (for boys, 72 babies born)
- #5. Amelia (for girls, 57 babies born); Henry (for boys, 64 babies born)

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- #1. Emma (for girls, 500 babies born); Liam (for boys, 662 babies built-in)
- #two. Isabella (for girls, 485 babies born); Noah (for boys, 525 babies built-in)
- #3. Olivia (for girls, 483 babies born); Jacob (for boys, 466 babies born)
- #4. Mia (for girls, 418 babies born); Michael (for boys, 451 babies born)
- #v. Ava (for girls, 416 babies built-in); Matthew (for boys, 447 babies built-in)

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New United mexican states

- #1. Isabella (for girls, 94 babies built-in); Noah (for boys, 122 babies built-in)
- #two. Sophia (for girls, 92 babies born); Liam (for boys, 117 babies born)
- #3. Mia (for girls, 90 babies born); Elijah (for boys, 89 babies born)
- #iv. Emma (for girls, 88 babies built-in); Mateo (for boys, 87 babies born)
- #5. Olivia (for girls, 84 babies born); Logan (for boys, 84 babies born)

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New York

- #1. Emma (for girls, 1,095 babies born); Liam (for boys, i,509 babies born)
- #2. Olivia (for girls, 1,083 babies born); Noah (for boys, 1,268 babies built-in)
- #three. Isabella (for girls, one,001 babies built-in); Jacob (for boys, 1,010 babies born)
- #iv. Sophia (for girls, 963 babies built-in); Lucas (for boys, 996 babies born)
- #5. Mia (for girls, 863 babies built-in); Ethan (for boys, 968 babies born)

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North Carolina

- #1. Ava (for girls, 629 babies built-in); Noah (for boys, 615 babies born)
- #2. Emma (for girls, 580 babies born); William (for boys, 603 babies born)
- #iii. Olivia (for girls, 530 babies born); Liam (for boys, 576 babies born)
- #4. Charlotte (for girls, 437 babies born); James (for boys, 522 babies born)
- #5. Harper (for girls, 428 babies born); Elijah (for boys, 458 babies born)

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North Dakota

- #i. Olivia (for girls, 63 babies built-in); Oliver (for boys, 57 babies born)
- #2. Emma (for girls, sixty babies born); Henry (for boys, 55 babies born)
- #3. Harper (for girls, lx babies born); Owen (for boys, 49 babies born)
- #4. Charlotte (for girls, 49 babies born); Hudson (for boys, 47 babies born)
- #5. Amelia (for girls, 44 babies born); Easton (for boys, 45 babies built-in)

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Ohio

- #1. Ava (for girls, 633 babies born); Liam (for boys, 681 babies built-in)
- #2. Emma (for girls, 612 babies born); Noah (for boys, 582 babies born)
- #3. Olivia (for girls, 600 babies born); William (for boys, 542 babies born)
- #iv. Amelia (for girls, 548 babies born); Oliver (for boys, 536 babies born)
- #five. Harper (for girls, 534 babies built-in); Owen (for boys, 515 babies born)

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Oklahoma

- #i. Emma (for girls, 218 babies built-in); Liam (for boys, 218 babies born)
- #2. Olivia (for girls, 205 babies born); Noah (for boys, 210 babies born)
- #3. Ava (for girls, 177 babies born); William (for boys, 188 babies built-in)
- #4. Isabella (for girls, 161 babies built-in); Oliver (for boys, 167 babies born)
- #5. Harper (for girls, 154 babies built-in); Elijah (for boys, 166 babies built-in)

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Oregon

- #1. Emma (for girls, 205 babies born); Oliver (for boys, 238 babies built-in)
- #2. Olivia (for girls, 204 babies born); William (for boys, 196 babies born)
- #three. Evelyn (for girls, 168 babies born); Benjamin (for boys, 189 babies built-in)
- #4. Charlotte (for girls, 152 babies built-in); Henry (for boys, 183 babies born)
- #5. Amelia (for girls, 150 babies born); Liam (for boys, 171 babies born)

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Pennsylvania

- #1. Emma (for girls, 701 babies born); Liam (for boys, 738 babies born)
- #ii. Olivia (for girls, 608 babies built-in); Noah (for boys, 665 babies built-in)
- #iii. Ava (for girls, 561 babies built-in); Benjamin (for boys, 603 babies born)
- #four. Charlotte (for girls, 536 babies born); Mason (for boys, 578 babies born)
- #five. Sophia (for girls, 518 babies built-in); Michael (for boys, 572 babies built-in)

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Rhode Island

- #1. Amelia (for girls, 66 babies born); Liam (for boys, 72 babies built-in)
- #two. Olivia (for girls, 66 babies born); Noah (for boys, 62 babies built-in)
- #3. Emma (for girls, 63 babies born); Benjamin (for boys, 54 babies born)
- #4. Sophia (for girls, 59 babies born); Alexander (for boys, 53 babies built-in)
- #five. Mia (for girls, 55 babies built-in); Oliver (for boys, 52 babies born)

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Due south Carolina

- #1. Ava (for girls, 257 babies born); William (for boys, 325 babies born)
- #2. Emma (for girls, 231 babies born); James (for boys, 266 babies born)
- #iii. Olivia (for girls, 230 babies born); Noah (for boys, 261 babies born)
- #iv. Charlotte (for girls, 210 babies born); Elijah (for boys, 253 babies built-in)
- #5. Harper (for girls, 169 babies born); Liam (for boys, 251 babies born)

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South Dakota

- #i. Harper (for girls, sixty babies born); Grayson (for boys, 59 babies born)
- #2. Emma (for girls, 52 babies born); Henry (for boys, 59 babies born)
- #3. Olivia (for girls, 48 babies born); Liam (for boys, 59 babies born)
- #iv. Charlotte (for girls, 44 babies built-in); Owen (for boys, 56 babies born)
- #5. Ava (for girls, 41 babies born); Oliver (for boys, 54 babies born)

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Tennessee

- #1. Emma (for girls, 420 babies built-in); William (for boys, 499 babies built-in)
- #2. Ava (for girls, 399 babies born); James (for boys, 404 babies born)
- #3. Olivia (for girls, 368 babies born); Liam (for boys, 386 babies born)
- #iv. Harper (for girls, 317 babies born); Noah (for boys, 382 babies born)
- #5. Amelia (for girls, 310 babies born); Elijah (for boys, 375 babies born)

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Texas

- #1. Emma (for girls, 2,152 babies built-in); Liam (for boys, 2,149 babies born)
- #2. Isabella (for girls, 1,834 babies born); Noah (for boys, ane,902 babies born)
- #three. Olivia (for girls, 1,789 babies born); Sebastian (for boys, 1,554 babies born)
- #four. Mia (for girls, 1,649 babies born); Mateo (for boys, 1,546 babies born)
- #5. Sophia (for girls, 1,618 babies born); Elijah (for boys, i,458 babies built-in)

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Utah

- #1. Olivia (for girls, 271 babies built-in); Oliver (for boys, 297 babies born)
- #two. Charlotte (for girls, 228 babies born); William (for boys, 269 babies born)
- #3. Emma (for girls, 219 babies born); Liam (for boys, 230 babies born)
- #four. Evelyn (for girls, 180 babies born); James (for boys, 223 babies born)
- #5. Lucy (for girls, 180 babies built-in); Henry (for boys, 205 babies built-in)

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Vermont

- #i. Harper (for girls, 31 babies born); Oliver (for boys, 37 babies born)
- #2. Charlotte (for girls, 27 babies born); Liam (for boys, 31 babies built-in)
- #3. Evelyn (for girls, 27 babies born); Owen (for boys, 30 babies born)
- #4. Emma (for girls, 25 babies born); Levi (for boys, 27 babies built-in)
- #five. Nora (for girls, 25 babies born); Benjamin (for boys, 25 babies born)

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Virginia

- #ane. Ava (for girls, 460 babies born); William (for boys, 506 babies built-in)
- #2. Olivia (for girls, 446 babies born); Liam (for boys, 503 babies built-in)
- #three. Emma (for girls, 443 babies born); Noah (for boys, 468 babies born)
- #4. Charlotte (for girls, 425 babies born); James (for boys, 427 babies built-in)
- #five. Sophia (for girls, 351 babies born); Alexander (for boys, 369 babies born)

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Washington

- #1. Olivia (for girls, 412 babies built-in); Liam (for boys, 438 babies born)
- #ii. Emma (for girls, 407 babies built-in); Oliver (for boys, 378 babies built-in)
- #3. Evelyn (for girls, 325 babies born); William (for boys, 357 babies born)
- #iv. Amelia (for girls, 303 babies born); Noah (for boys, 350 babies built-in)
- #five. Charlotte (for girls, 297 babies born); Henry (for boys, 341 babies built-in)

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Washington D.C.

- #1. Ava (for girls, 54 babies born); William (for boys, 83 babies born)
- #2. Olivia (for girls, 47 babies built-in); James (for boys, 79 babies born)
- #iii. Elizabeth (for girls, 45 babies born); Henry (for boys, 64 babies born)
- #four. Emma (for girls, 42 babies built-in); Alexander (for boys, 61 babies born)
- #5. Charlotte (for girls, 36 babies born); Benjamin (for boys, 59 babies born)

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W Virginia

- #i. Emma (for girls, 103 babies built-in); Mason (for boys, 114 babies built-in)
- #2. Olivia (for girls, 99 babies built-in); Liam (for boys, 99 babies built-in)
- #3. Ava (for girls, 94 babies born); Elijah (for boys, 94 babies born)
- #iv. Harper (for girls, 91 babies born); Grayson (for boys, 92 babies built-in)
- #5. Amelia (for girls, 82 babies built-in); Owen (for boys, 83 babies born)

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Wisconsin

- #ane. Evelyn (for girls, 302 babies built-in); Oliver (for boys, 353 babies born)
- #2. Emma (for girls, 298 babies born); Liam (for boys, 321 babies born)
- #3. Olivia (for girls, 265 babies born); Henry (for boys, 300 babies built-in)
- #4. Harper (for girls, 260 babies born); William (for boys, 294 babies born)
- #five. Charlotte (for girls, 252 babies born); Logan (for boys, 267 babies born)

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Wyoming

- #i. Amelia (for girls, 26 babies born); Oliver (for boys, 33 babies born)
- #2. Emma (for girls, 26 babies born); Logan (for boys, 29 babies born)
- #3. Elizabeth (for girls, 24 babies born); Jackson (for boys, 28 babies built-in)
- #4. Harper (for girls, 23 babies built-in); Lincoln (for boys, 26 babies born)
- #five. Olivia (for girls, 22 babies born); Wyatt (for boys, 26 babies born)

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