Popular Baby Name Stats in Arizona

**Popularity for top 100 names in Arizona for births in 2021**
Rank	Male name	Number of males	Female name	Number of females
1	Liam	431	Olivia	408
2	Noah	379	Emma	351
3	Mateo	356	Sophia	315
4	Oliver	338	Camila	293
5	Sebastian	316	Isabella	277
6	Elijah	286	Mia	261
7	Benjamin	257	Amelia	255
8	Julian	247	Charlotte	255
9	Santiago	246	Ava	236
10	Alexander	242	Luna	235
11	Ezekiel	237	Penelope	213
12	Ezra	210	Aria	195
13	James	210	Gianna	195
14	Michael	201	Scarlett	183
15	Daniel	200	Evelyn	180
16	William	197	Sofia	177
17	Elias	195	Mila	170
18	Jesus	192	Emily	169
19	Angel	189	Layla	156
20	Levi	189	Harper	148
21	Jose	188	Abigail	147
22	Wyatt	182	Eliana	141
23	Henry	181	Ella	137
24	Aiden	178	Avery	136
25	Logan	177	Elena	132
26	Anthony	176	Leilani	132
27	David	176	Victoria	132
28	Lucas	174	Aurora	127
29	Samuel	173	Elizabeth	125
30	Gabriel	172	Violet	125
31	Jackson	171	Zoey	123
32	Theodore	171	Ellie	122
33	Joseph	167	Natalia	122
34	Adrian	166	Emilia	119
35	Luke	166	Isla	118
36	Ethan	162	Ivy	114
37	Mason	159	Grace	112
38	Asher	153	Lily	111
39	Jacob	153	Nova	110
40	Hudson	151	Madison	106
41	Isaac	151	Riley	106
42	Jack	150	Hazel	102
43	Isaiah	149	Everly	99
44	Adriel	147	Nora	99
45	Grayson	147	Addison	97
46	Luca	146	Aaliyah	93
47	Jayden	145	Eleanor	92
48	Lincoln	145	Ximena	92
49	Luis	142	Delilah	88
50	Leo	141	Leah	88
51	Maverick	135	Athena	87
52	Andrew	133	Chloe	85
53	Carter	133	Genesis	84
54	Josiah	133	Maria	84
55	Leonardo	132	Natalie	84
56	Damian	130	Willow	84
57	Caleb	128	Zoe	84
58	Jaxon	128	Lucy	83
59	Matthew	128	Naomi	81
60	Axel	123	Kennedy	80
61	Christopher	123	Brooklyn	79
62	Owen	122	Valentina	79
63	Gael	120	Hannah	73
64	John	120	Nevaeh	73
65	Dylan	119	Ruby	73
66	Giovanni	118	Stella	72
67	Christian	117	Ariana	71
68	Dominic	112	Iris	71
69	Xavier	112	Kinsley	69
70	Easton	108	Serenity	69
71	Jonathan	108	Paisley	68
72	Joshua	107	Liliana	66
73	Carlos	106	Alina	65
74	Eli	104	Arya	65
75	Roman	104	Bella	65
76	Andres	103	Claire	65
77	Kai	102	Hailey	65
78	Cooper	101	Madelyn	65
79	Thomas	100	Alice	64
80	Diego	99	Allison	64
81	Miles	96	Jade	64
82	Jeremiah	95	Maya	64
83	Emiliano	93	Samantha	63
84	Emilio	93	Autumn	62
85	Hunter	93	Emery	62
86	Ivan	91	Melody	62
87	Nathan	91	Lyla	61
88	Ryder	90	Sage	61
89	Aaron	88	Audrey	60
90	Luka	83	Remi	60
91	Jameson	82	Daisy	59
92	Lorenzo	82	Savannah	59
93	River	82	Amaya	58
94	Antonio	81	Melanie	58
95	Brooks	81	Amara	57
96	Alejandro	80	Rose	57
97	Jaxson	79	Alaia	56
98	Nolan	79	Lucia	55
99	Robert	79	Lydia	55
100	Weston	79	Madeline	55
101			Quinn	55
102			Rylee	55

Here are a few insights based on the provided data for top 100 names in Arizona for births in 2021:

Most Popular Names: The most popular names for boys in Arizona in 2021 were Liam, Noah, Mateo, Oliver, and Sebastian. For girls, the most popular names were Olivia, Emma, Sophia, Camila, and Isabella.
Hispanic Influence: We can see a significant Hispanic influence on names in Arizona, which could be due to its proximity to Mexico and a large Hispanic population. Some of these names include Mateo, Santiago, Jesus, Jose, Angel, and for girls, Camila, Isabella, Sofia, and Elena.
Variety in Names: Similar to the other lists, there seems to be a greater diversity in names for girls than for boys. The top boy name, Liam, was given to 431 newborns, while the top girl name, Olivia, was given to 408 newborns. However, the 50th most popular girl’s name, Leah, was given to 88 newborns, whereas the 50th most popular boy’s name, Leo, was given to 141 newborns.
Unique Names: There are some less common names in Arizona that stand out, such as Adriel, Easton, and Gael for boys, and Ximena, Genesis, and Alaia for girls.
Popularity Distribution: The most popular names in Arizona are given to a larger number of children than in Alaska, which may indicate a larger population in Arizona, or a less diverse spread of names.
Classic and Modern Names: There’s a blend of classic and modern names on the list. For instance, James, Michael, and Elizabeth are still popular, but there are also more modern names like Maverick, Leilani, and Easton.
Fewer Male Names: Unlike the data from Alaska, this list contains fewer than 100 names for boys, but more than 100 for girls, suggesting either a higher number of female births or a wider spread of names among girls.
Names in Both Lists: Several names appear in the top 100 for both Alaska and Arizona, such as Liam, Noah, Oliver, and Amelia, indicating these names’ wide popularity across different regions.

Remember, these insights are specific to Arizona in 2021 and may not reflect national or global trends.