How popular is the baby name Isla in the United States right now? How popular was it historically? Use the popularity graph and data table below to find out! Plus, see all the blog posts that mention the name Isla.
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The Channel Islands, located in the English Channel, are divided into two territories: Jersey and Guernsey.
Jersey consists of the archipelago’s largest and most populous island, Jersey, while Guernsey consists of the next-largest and next-most-populous island, Guernsey, along with several smaller islands.
What were the most popular baby names in each territory last year?
Jersey
Last year, Jersey welcomed a total of 716 babies — 330 girls and 386 boys. Here are Jersey’s top 10 girl names and top 10 boy names of 2024:
Girl names
Isla
Olivia
Isabella
Grace
Elodie
Bella
Ruby
Clara
Mia
Pearl
Boy names
Theodore
Luca
James
Alfie
Leo
Finley
Henry
William
Arlo
Alexander
A year earlier, the top names were Olivia and Oliver.
Guernsey
Last year, Guernsey welcomed a total of 422 babies. Here are Guernsey’s top girl names and top boy names of 2024:
Girl names
Charlotte, 4 baby girls (tie)
Isla, 4 (tie)
Amelia, 3 (7-way tie)
Evie, 3 (7-way tie)
Harper, 3 (7-way tie)
Isabella, 3 (7-way tie)
Mila, 3 (7-way tie)
Olivia, 3 (7-way tie)
Pippa, 3 (7-way tie)
Boy names
Charlie, 5 baby boys
Reggie, 4
A year earlier, the top names were Mia and Harry. (And there were four boys named Lando! I wish Guernsey had released more of 2024’s top boy names — I’m curious to know if Lando still ranks inside the top 10.)
Last year, the English city of Peterborough (located 75 miles north of London) welcomed about 3,615 babies.
What were the most popular names among these babies? Sofia and Mohammad, according to provisional data released in late December, 2024, by the Peterborough City Council’s Register Office.
Here are Peterborough’s projected top 10 girl names and top 10 boy names of 2024:
Girl names
Sofia
Amelia
Ivy
Olivia
Lily
Ava
Freya
Mia
Daisy
Isla
Boy names
Mohammad
Noah
George
Leo
Theodore
Arthur
Charlie
Henry
Elijah
Oliver
I’ve never posted rankings for Peterborough before, but research reveals that the city’s top names of 2018 were Olivia and Mohammad. In fact, “Mohammad” (which includes Mohammed, Muhammad, and all other spellings) had been the #1 boy name “[f]or the 11th year in a row” at that point.
Here are the most recent rankings for England and Wales (2023), as well as a recent-ish sent set of rankings for the English county of Oxfordshire (located 60 miles north-west of London).
The state of Rhode Island likely welcomed more than 9,000* babies last year.
What were the most popular names among these babies? Charlotte and Liam, according to provisional data released in late December, 2024, by the Rhode Island Department of Health’s Center for Vital Records.
Here are Rhode Island’s projected top 10 girl names and top 10 boy names of 2024:
Girl names
Charlotte
Mia
Amelia
Emma
Olivia
Sophia
Ava
Violet
Maeve
Isla
Boy names
Liam
Lucas
Noah
Theodore
Luca
Henry
Oliver
Michael
James
Owen
In the girls’ top 10, Ava, Violet and Maeve — a trio of names with the letter v — replaced Nora, Luna, and Isabella.
And in the boys’ top 10, Oliver and Owen — a pair of o-names — replaced Julian and Benjamin.
Finally, if you’d like to see Rhode Island’s projected rankings for 2023, you can find them in this post.
In 2023, the country of Australia welcomed 286,998 babies: 139,576 girls and 147,422 boys.
What were the most popular names among Australia’s newborns that year?
We don’t know for sure, because Australia doesn’t release baby name rankings that cover the entire country. But we can look at eight sets of regional Australian rankings — representing Australia’s six states and two most populous territories — and make a guess about the country’s top names overall.
Here are the rankings, ordered by total number of births per region (highest to lowest):
New South Wales
In 2023, New South Wales welcomed 90,000 (31.4%) of Australia’s babies.
1. Henry 2. Oliver 3. Theodore (tie) 4. William (tie) 5. Alexander 6. Oscar 7. Jack (tie) 8. Noah (tie) 9. Thomas 10. Charlie/Hudson/Muhammad (3-way tie)
Tasmania
In 2023, Tasmania welcomed 5,567 (1.9%) of Australia’s babies.
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