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Popularity of the baby name Charlotte


Posts that mention the name Charlotte

Popular baby names in San Diego (California), 2015

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According to the San Diego County Health and Human Services Agency, the most popular baby names in the county in 2015 were Mia and Noah.

Here are San Diego County’s top 10 girl names and top 10 boy names of 2015:

Girl Names

  1. Mia, 276 baby girls
  2. Emma, 272
  3. Isabella, 262
  4. Olivia, 260
  5. Sophia, 255
  6. Sofia, 200
  7. Emily, 168
  8. Ava, 165
  9. Victoria, 156
  10. Charlotte, 140

Boy Names

  1. Noah, 239 baby boys
  2. Liam, 234
  3. Daniel, 217
  4. Ethan, 216
  5. Jacob, 212
  6. Alexander, 211
  7. Oliver, 179
  8. Sebastian, 173
  9. Benjamin, 172
  10. David, 169

In 2015, more than 45,000 babies were born in San Diego County, which is the second-most populous county in California and the fifth-most populous county in the U.S.

Source: San Diego’s Top Baby Names – San Diego County News Center

Image: Adapted from Flag of California (public domain)

Popular and unique baby names in Quebec (Canada), 2015

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According to data from Retraite Québec, the most popular baby names in Quebec in 2015 were Emma and Thomas/William (tied).

Here are the province’s top 10 girl names and top 10 boy names of 2015:

Girl NamesBoy Names
1. Emma, 615 baby girls
2. Léa, 535
3. Olivia, 475
4. Alice, 471
5. Florence, 460
6. Zoe, 429
7. Chloe, 398
8. Beatrice, 390
9. Charlotte, 381
10. Rosalie, 350
1. Thomas, 754 baby boys
2. William, 754 baby boys
3. Jacob, 663
4. Liam, 661
5. Félix, 638
6. Nathan, 630
7. Samuel, 583
8. Logan, 576
9. Alexis, 554
10. Noah, 537

In 2015, Emma replaced Lea as the top girl name, William joined Thomas as the top boy name, Beatrice replaced Charlie in the girls’ top 10, and Noah replaced Olivier in the boy’s top 10. (Here are the 2014 rankings.)

[UPDATE, May 2017 – The Quebec rankings for 2015 have since been updated and it looks like William has pulled ahead of Thomas to become the sole #1 name.]

Of all 9,096 girl names on Quebec’s list in 2015, 74.5% of them were used a single time. Here are some of the unique girl names:

  • Allegresse – the French word allégresse means “joy, elation.”
  • Angelhephzibah
  • Brightness
  • Cathalaya-Skuessi
  • Clerilda
  • Confiance – the French word confiance means “confidence, trust.”
  • Doxalyah
  • Etky
  • Eubenice
  • Evlly
  • Exaucee – the French verb exaucer means “to grant a wish.”
  • Flory Comfort
  • Garance – the French word garance refers to a shade of red created from the root of the madder plant.
  • Glad Marie
  • Glody
  • Graytchelle Mayssa – a Gretchen + Rachel smoosh?
  • Greasy-Elizabeth
  • Happy Moussoni
  • Janiphee
  • Kalliah
  • Kzy
  • Luneve – reminds me of Leneve.
  • M Mah Bourgeois
  • Mingolou Oracle-Kidj
  • Nebraska
  • Nina-Symone
  • Nomad
  • Paphaelle
  • Poema
  • Praise Peter
  • Protegee
  • Relilah
  • Shamash-Cleodaine
  • Skodrina
  • Symphony Melody
  • Uqittuk
  • Uri Wonder
  • Winola – this one reminds me of early 20th-century America.
  • Zoalie
  • Zhya

Of all 7,920 boy names on Quebec’s list in 2015, 76.5% of them were bestowed just once. Here are some of the unique boy names:

  • Anakyn
  • Appamatta – the Pali word appamatta means “diligent, careful.”
  • Aunix
  • Axeliam
  • Bleart
  • Bradley Prague
  • Brady Bullet – this one reminds me of modern America (e.g. Shooter, Trigger).
  • Cedrick Wolynsky
  • Chrysolithe – a type of gem (a.k.a. peridot).
  • Cirrus
  • Dejgaard
  • Diamond-Heliodor – two more gems.
  • Drake Luke
  • Dublin
  • Dugaillekens
  • Elliottt – the only triple T’s in the U.S. data so far are Mattthew and Britttany. Probably typos, but you never know.
  • Eviee
  • Exauce – the masculine form of Exaucee.
  • Ezzeldeen
  • Garnet – another gem.
  • Glovacky
  • Gningnery Yoshua
  • Hervenslaire
  • Icky Neymar
  • Iola Stevie
  • Jimmy Johnny
  • Jyceton
  • Jyfr
  • Kbees
  • Keylord
  • Ludo-Vyck
  • Mathis-Adorable
  • Messy
  • Michael Antares – reminds me of an earlier Antares.
  • Napesis – the Cree word napesis means “boy” or “little boy.”
  • Nyquist
  • Perlcy
  • Rowdy Chance
  • Skogen
  • Sosereyvatanack
  • Tysaiah Jay
  • Whidjley Densly
  • Woobs Therly
  • Zogan

Source: List of Baby Names – Retraite Québec

Image: Adapted from Flag of Quebec (public domain)

Popular baby names in Canberra/ACT (Australia), 2015

According to data from Access Canberra, the most popular baby names in the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) in 2015 were Charlotte and William.

Here are the ACT’s top 10 girl names and top 10 boy names of 2015:

Baby Girl NamesBaby Boy Names
1. Charlotte
2. Olivia (tie)
2. Zoe (tie)
4. Ava
5. Sophie
6. Mia
7. Amelia (tie)
7. Chloe (tie)
7. Grace (tie)
10. Emily
1. William
2. Oliver
3. Jack (tie)
3. James (tie)
5. Alexander
6. Thomas
7. Henry (tie)
7. Lachlan (tie)
9. Charlie (tie)
9. Oscar (tie)

On the girls’ list, Mia replaced Ruby.

On the boys’ list, Alexander, Charlie and Oscar replaced Cooper, Noah and Lucas.

Here are the rankings for 2014, if you’d like to compare.

Source: Top 10 baby names – Access Canberra

Popular baby names in Western Australia, 2015

According to data from the Western Australia Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages, the most popular baby names in Western Australia in 2015 were Olivia and Oliver.

Here are WA’s top 10 girl names and top 10 boy names of 2015:

Baby Girl NamesBaby Boy Names
1. Olivia, 206 baby girls
2. Ava, 197
3. Charlotte, 187
4. Mia, 181
5. Isla, 166
6. Sophie, 162
7. Grace, 155
8. Amelia, 153
9. Ruby, 151
10. Chloe, 145
1. Oliver, 248 baby boys
2. Jack, 228
3. James, 197
4. Noah, 191
5. William, 177
6. Thomas, 174
7. Ethan, 172
8. Mason, 148
9. Liam, 147
10. Lachlan, 141

Emily, the #1 girl name in 2014, was knocked out of the top 10 entirely in 2015. I don’t think I’ve ever seen that happen before, at least for a region of this size.

New to the top 10 are Ruby and Lachlan. Gone are Emily, Ella, Lucas and Jacob. (There were 11 names on each list last year, thanks to ties.)

Sources: Top 50 baby names for parents in Western Australia in 2015, Popular Baby Names – Government of Western Australia