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Map of US states shaded by the popularity of names starting with K

We’ve Updated the Interactive Name Map

October 25, 2020 Namerology 1 min read No Comments

The Namerology Ultimate Name Map is now freshly updated with the latest US baby name popularity from coast to coast. Just type some letters in the search box on the upper left and start exploring. You can search for individual names, or look for patterns in initials, endings or letter […]

US map shaded by how many babies received the same name as the state

The Ultra-Literal Name Map of the United States

September 29, 2020 LauraWattenberg 1 min read 3 Comments

Is it a state, or is it a baby? Let’s start off easy. Connecticut is a state. Emily is a baby. Georgia we’ll have to score for both sides. Now, how about Kansas? Before you answer, you might want to talk to the 30 American families that named babies Kansas […]

The World Map, In U.S. Baby Names

September 5, 2020 Namerology 1 min read 4 Comments

Some baby names are from another country. These baby names are another country. And now we’ve put them on the map. 29 different country names were represented in last year’s U.S. baby name stats. A few are classic, familiar baby names that we may not even think of as geographic […]

Map showing state-by-state popularity of names ending in -TT

Explore the Ultimate US Name Map

May 7, 2020 Namerology 1 min read 12 Comments

Interested in names, and America? Roll up your sleeves. Namerology’s new interactive map of the United States lets you explore name style from coast to coast, and from Aaden to Zyra. Just start typing letters in the search box on the upper left, and the map will instantly show you […]

US Map: Unisex Baby Naming Rates by State

The Unisex Name Map of America—and What It Tells Us

January 29, 2020 LauraWattenberg 3 min read 12 Comments

Unisex baby names are on the rise. Nationwide, names used for both boys and girls are more popular today than ever before. Why? If you read media reports of the phenomenon, the answer seems clear: it stems from a new commitment to gender equality and fluidity. Unisex names “defy stereotyping” […]

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