Top 100 baby names 2011

The Social Security Administration released today its list of the most popular baby names of 2011. After nabbing the top spot for two years in a row, Isabella is no longer the most popular baby girl name. Find out which feminine name reigns supreme. As far as the top baby boy name, let’s just say a certain reality star may have influenced the top 10 list this year. Check out the top 100 baby girl names and baby boy names here!

Each year the Social Security Administration releases a list of the most popular baby names of the year, compiled from birth certificates of U.S. babies. For the 13th year in row, Jacob remains the most popular baby boy name in America. There have been some changes on the boy list, however, as Anthony got kicked off the top 10 and the name Mason shot up to number two. The name was number 12 last year, but perhaps the popularity of Kourtney Kardashian, who named her son Mason, may have influenced the climb in popularity.

For the girls, there is a new No. 1! Isabella has been the top baby girl name for two years in a row, but this year Sophia nabs the top spot.

The baby names that have jumped in popularity the most in 2011 are Brantley and Iker for boys and Briella and Angelique for girls.

Without further ado, check out the most popular baby names for 2011:

Top baby names 2011

Boy Names

1. Jacob
2. Mason
3. William
4. Jayden
5. Noah
6. Michael
7. Ethan
8. Alexander
9. Aiden
10. Daniel
11. Anthony
12. Matthew
13. Elijah
14. Joshua
15. Liam
16. Andrew
17. James
18. David
19. Benjamin
20. Logan
21. Christopher
22. Joseph
23. Jackson
24. Gabriel
25. Ryan
26. Samuel
27. John
28. Nathan
29. Lucas
30. Christian
31. Jonathan
32. Caleb
33. Dylan
34. Landon
35. Isaac
36. Gavin
37. Brayden
38. Tyler
39. Luke
40. Evan
41. Carter
42. Nicholas
43. Isaiah
44. Owen
45. Jack
46. Jordan
47. Brandon
48. Wyatt
49. Julian
50. Aaron
51. Jeremiah
52. Angel
53. Cameron
54. Connor
55. Hunter
56. Adrian
57. Henry
58. Eli
59. Justin
60. Austin
61. Robert
62. Charles
63. Thomas
64. Zachary
65. Jose
66. Levi
67. Kevin
68. Sebastian
69. Chase
70. Ayden
71. Jason
72. Ian
73. Blake
74. Colton
75. Bentley
76. Dominic
77. Xavier
78. Oliver
79. Parker
80. Josiah
81. Adam
82. Cooper
83. Brody
84. Nathaniel
85. Carson
86. Jaxon
87. Tristan
88. Luis
89. Juan
90. Hayden
91. Carlos
92. Jesus
93. Nolan
94. Cole
95. Alex
96. Max
97. Grayson
98. Bryson
99. Diego
100. Jaden

Girl names

1. Sophia
2. Isabella
3. Emma
4. Olivia
5. Ava
6. Emily
7. Abigail
8. Madison
9. Mia
10. Chloe
11. Elizabeth
12. Ella
13. Addison
14. Natalie
15. Lily
16. Grace
17. Samantha
18. Avery
19. Sofia
20. Aubrey
21. Brooklyn
22. Lillian
23. Victoria
24. Evelyn
25. Hannah
26. Alexis
27. Charlotte
28. Zoey
29. Leah
30. Amelia
31. Zoe
32. Hailey
33. Layla
34. Gabriella
35. Nevaeh
36. Kaylee
37. Alyssa
38. Anna
39. Sarah
40. Allison
41. Savannah
42. Ashley
43. Audrey
44. Taylor
45. Brianna
46. Aaliyah
47. Riley
48. Camila
49. Khloe
50. Claire
51. Sophie
52. Arianna
53. Peyton
54. Harper
55. Alexa
56. Makayla
57. Julia
58. Kylie
59. Kayla
60. Bella
61. Katherine
62. Lauren
63. Gianna
64. Maya
65. Sydney
66. Serenity
67. Kimberly
68. Mackenzie
69. Autumn
70. Jocelyn
71. Faith
72. Lucy
73. Stella
74. Jasmine
75. Morgan
76. Alexandra
77. Trinity
78. Molly
79. Madelyn
80. Scarlett
81. Andrea
82. Genesis
83. Eva
84. Ariana
85. Madeline
86. Brooke
87. Caroline
88. Bailey
89. Melanie
90. Kennedy
91. Destiny
92. Maria
93. Naomi
94. London
95. Payton
96. Lydia
97. Ellie
98. Mariah
99. Aubree
100. Kaitlyn

Check out last year’s list of the top 100 baby names of 2010 here >>

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