Below is a (somewhat random) collection of historically significant baby names that saw increased usage in a place (or several places) outside the United States.
| Name(s) | Location(s) |
| Alanis | Canada |
| Anzac | Australia, New Zealand |
| Aoyun | China |
| Arthur Wellesley | England, Scotland, Ireland, etc. |
| Boer War-inspired names | England |
| Cuthbert Collingwood | England |
| Dora | England |
| Fifinella | England, Australia |
| French Revolution-inspired names | France |
| Gebhard Leberecht von Blücher | England, Germany, etc. |
| Giuseppe Garibaldi | Countries in Europe & South America |
| Guy Fawkes | England |
| Georges Guynemer | France |
| Horatio Nelson | England, Scotland, Ireland, etc. |
| Louvima | England |
| Lusitania | England |
| Napoléon Bonaparte | France (and other places, like the Faroes) |
| Oscar | Sweden, Norway, Denmark |
| Robert Falcon Scott | Canada, New Zealand, etc. |
| Russian Revolution-inspired names | Russia |
| Sidney & Crosby | Canada |
| Tamia | Canada |
| Tonibler; Tony Blair | Kosovo; Sierra Leone |
| Trafalgar | England |
| Waterloo | England, Belgium |
| William Leefe Robinson | England |
If you want to check out other years on the timeline, here’s the baby name timeline main page.