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Camila

US babies given the name, 1880–2025, from SSA records

In 2025, 6,591 girls were named Camila: #19 among girls' names that year. The most girls in one year was 8,165, in 2020.

Babies named Camila each year

GirlsBoys
Camila: babies given the name each year, 1880 to 2025, girls and boys. Peak 2020 with 8,171.02.5k5k7.5k10k18801900192019401960198020002020

Both lines are drawn because the SSA files list Camila for girls and for boys; they share one scale, so the smaller line can sit close to the floor. A break in a line is a year under the SSA's 5-birth floor, not a drop to zero.

Babies in 2025Girls 6,591
Boys 8Rank: girls #19, boys #9,054
Peak year, both sexes20208,171 babies that year (girls + boys)
Peak year by sexGirls 2020: 8,165
Boys 2018: 10The single year with the most babies of that sex
Highest rank everGirls #11 in 2020
Boys #7,716 in 2018Earliest year it reached that rank
All-time recorded births123,976Every listed year, 1880–2025: girls 123,854, boys 122
Years listedGirls 91 of 146
Boys 16 of 146Years with 5 or more babies of that sex

Where it is most popular (2025)

Girls named Camila

Most girls by count: California (1,682), Texas (1,349) and Florida (430). Listed in 42 of the 51 state files (50 states and DC); in the other 9 it is fewer than 5 or not listed.

Alaska: fewer than 5 or not listedAK–Alabama: 57 girls, 3.11 per 1,000AL3.11Arkansas: 39 girls, 3.68 per 1,000AR3.68Arizona: 225 girls, 7.97 per 1,000AZ7.97California: 1,682 girls, 10.4 per 1,000CA10.4Colorado: 107 girls, 4.59 per 1,000CO4.59Connecticut: 60 girls, 5.22 per 1,000CT5.22District of Columbia: 17 girls, 8.42 per 1,000DC8.42Delaware: 13 girls, 5.76 per 1,000DE5.76Florida: 430 girls, 4.96 per 1,000FL4.96Georgia: 174 girls, 3.85 per 1,000GA3.85Hawaii: fewer than 5 or not listedHI–Iowa: 41 girls, 3.48 per 1,000IA3.48Idaho: 33 girls, 4.61 per 1,000ID4.61Illinois: 298 girls, 6.72 per 1,000IL6.72Indiana: 65 girls, 2.33 per 1,000IN2.33Kansas: 44 girls, 3.73 per 1,000KS3.73Kentucky: 26 girls, 1.51 per 1,000KY1.51Louisiana: 37 girls, 2.26 per 1,000LA2.26Massachusetts: 65 girls, 2.70 per 1,000MA2.70Maryland: 87 girls, 4.35 per 1,000MD4.35Maine: fewer than 5 or not listedME–Michigan: 46 girls, 1.29 per 1,000MI1.29Minnesota: 38 girls, 1.77 per 1,000MN1.77Missouri: 43 girls, 1.77 per 1,000MO1.77Mississippi: 17 girls, 1.91 per 1,000MS1.91Montana: fewer than 5 or not listedMT–North Carolina: 187 girls, 4.02 per 1,000NC4.02North Dakota: fewer than 5 or not listedND–Nebraska: 31 girls, 4.37 per 1,000NE4.37New Hampshire: fewer than 5 or not listedNH–New Jersey: 147 girls, 4.14 per 1,000NJ4.14New Mexico: 59 girls, 12.6 per 1,000NM12.6Nevada: 86 girls, 9.35 per 1,000NV9.35New York: 262 girls, 3.34 per 1,000NY3.34Ohio: 71 girls, 1.50 per 1,000OH1.50Oklahoma: 60 girls, 4.06 per 1,000OK4.06Oregon: 70 girls, 5.36 per 1,000OR5.36Pennsylvania: 70 girls, 1.50 per 1,000PA1.50Rhode Island: 15 girls, 6.12 per 1,000RI6.12South Carolina: 35 girls, 1.91 per 1,000SC1.91South Dakota: fewer than 5 or not listedSD–Tennessee: 90 girls, 2.81 per 1,000TN2.81Texas: 1,349 girls, 8.40 per 1,000TX8.40Utah: 61 girls, 3.57 per 1,000UT3.57Virginia: 126 girls, 3.73 per 1,000VA3.73Vermont: fewer than 5 or not listedVT–Washington: 151 girls, 5.23 per 1,000WA5.23Wisconsin: 49 girls, 2.42 per 1,000WI2.42West Virginia: 6 girls, 1.18 per 1,000WV1.18Wyoming: fewer than 5 or not listedWY–

Each tile shows girls named Camila per 1,000 girls in that state. Shading splits the listed states into five equal-sized groups by share, from the lowest (1.18) to the highest (12.6); a dashed tile is fewer than 5 or not listed.

Top 10 states by share, girls named Camila, 2025
#StatePer 1,000 girlsBabies
1New Mexico12.659
2California10.41,682
3Nevada9.3586
4District of Columbia8.4217
5Texas8.401,349
6Arizona7.97225
7Illinois6.72298
8Rhode Island6.1215
9Delaware5.7613
10Oregon5.3670

Share is the number of babies of one sex given the name per 1,000 babies of that sex counted in the same state’s 2025 file, so a small state with a strong taste for a name can outrank California; there a few babies move the share a lot, so read it with the count beside it. Source: the SSA state file namesbystate.zip (one file per state, 50 states and DC), Internet Archive capture 20260927185641, data year 2025. A state lists a name only when 5 or more babies of one sex got it there, so “fewer than 5 or not listed” may be 1 to 4 babies or none, each state’s counted total leaves those rarest names out, and the state counts can add up to less than the national count above.

Every year: babies and rank

YearGirlsRankBoysRank
20256,591#198#9,054
20247,625#1110#7,865
20237,581#138#9,054
20228,001#127#10,008
20218,036#126#11,019
20208,165#116#10,823
20197,846#158#9,034
20187,508#1810#7,716
20176,776#239#8,268
20166,054#329#8,255
20155,275#43under 5 or none—
20145,220#417#9,807
20135,147#397#9,817
20124,791#488#8,992
20114,972#485#12,581
20104,307#61under 5 or none—
20093,737#806#11,215
20083,847#83under 5 or none—
20072,665#1298#9,042
20061,962#180under 5 or none—
20051,719#201under 5 or none—
20041,154#288under 5 or none—
20031,033#300under 5 or none—
2002636#455under 5 or none—
2001443#576under 5 or none—
2000370#660under 5 or none—
1999349#659under 5 or none—
1998261#815under 5 or none—
1997232#875under 5 or none—
1996152#1,188under 5 or none—
1995122#1,347under 5 or none—
1994133#1,277under 5 or none—
1993111#1,448under 5 or none—
199296#1,603under 5 or none—
199172#1,937under 5 or none—
199074#1,894under 5 or none—
198960#2,076under 5 or none—
198854#2,132under 5 or none—
198749#2,202under 5 or none—
198635#2,735under 5 or none—
198542#2,366under 5 or none—
198417#4,345under 5 or none—
198320#3,830under 5 or none—
198220#3,910under 5 or none—
198117#4,367under 5 or none—
198019#4,012under 5 or none—
197925#3,255under 5 or none—
197816#4,279under 5 or none—
197711#5,566under 5 or none—
197619#3,556under 5 or none—
197519#3,525under 5 or none—
197420#3,327under 5 or none—
197313#4,388under 5 or none—
197218#3,413under 5 or none—
197110#5,168under 5 or none—
197012#4,523under 5 or none—
196915#3,635under 5 or none—
196813#3,809under 5 or none—
196720#2,789under 5 or none—
196611#3,987under 5 or none—
19659#4,532under 5 or none—
196410#4,382under 5 or none—
196313#3,645under 5 or none—
19627#5,351under 5 or none—
19619#4,573under 5 or none—
19607#5,226under 5 or none—
195912#3,638under 5 or none—
195810#3,959under 5 or none—
19575#6,174under 5 or none—
1956under 5 or none—under 5 or none—
1955under 5 or none—under 5 or none—
19547#4,719under 5 or none—
19537#4,639under 5 or none—
19525#5,650under 5 or none—
19518#4,055under 5 or none—
19506#4,794under 5 or none—
1949under 5 or none—under 5 or none—
19487#4,245under 5 or none—
19477#4,405under 5 or none—
1946under 5 or none—under 5 or none—
19458#3,427under 5 or none—
1944under 5 or none—under 5 or none—
1943under 5 or none—under 5 or none—
1942under 5 or none—under 5 or none—
1941under 5 or none—under 5 or none—
1940under 5 or none—under 5 or none—
1939under 5 or none—under 5 or none—
19386#3,900under 5 or none—
1937under 5 or none—under 5 or none—
1936under 5 or none—under 5 or none—
19355#4,295under 5 or none—
1934under 5 or none—under 5 or none—
19335#4,300under 5 or none—
1932under 5 or none—under 5 or none—
1931under 5 or none—under 5 or none—
1930under 5 or none—under 5 or none—
1929under 5 or none—under 5 or none—
19285#4,817under 5 or none—
19276#4,374under 5 or none—
19265#4,946under 5 or none—
1925under 5 or none—under 5 or none—
1924under 5 or none—under 5 or none—
192310#3,159under 5 or none—
192212#2,801under 5 or none—
19219#3,446under 5 or none—
19207#4,017under 5 or none—
1919under 5 or none—under 5 or none—
19188#3,552under 5 or none—
19178#3,388under 5 or none—
1916under 5 or none—under 5 or none—
19158#3,177under 5 or none—
19145#3,696under 5 or none—
1913under 5 or none—under 5 or none—
1912under 5 or none—under 5 or none—
1911under 5 or none—under 5 or none—
1910under 5 or none—under 5 or none—
1909under 5 or none—under 5 or none—
1908under 5 or none—under 5 or none—
1907under 5 or none—under 5 or none—
1906under 5 or none—under 5 or none—
1905under 5 or none—under 5 or none—
1904under 5 or none—under 5 or none—
1903under 5 or none—under 5 or none—
1902under 5 or none—under 5 or none—
1901under 5 or none—under 5 or none—
1900under 5 or none—under 5 or none—
1899under 5 or none—under 5 or none—
1898under 5 or none—under 5 or none—
1897under 5 or none—under 5 or none—
1896under 5 or none—under 5 or none—
1895under 5 or none—under 5 or none—
1894under 5 or none—under 5 or none—
1893under 5 or none—under 5 or none—
1892under 5 or none—under 5 or none—
1891under 5 or none—under 5 or none—
1890under 5 or none—under 5 or none—
1889under 5 or none—under 5 or none—
1888under 5 or none—under 5 or none—
1887under 5 or none—under 5 or none—
1886under 5 or none—under 5 or none—
1885under 5 or none—under 5 or none—
1884under 5 or none—under 5 or none—
1883under 5 or none—under 5 or none—
1882under 5 or none—under 5 or none—
1881under 5 or none—under 5 or none—
1880under 5 or none—under 5 or none—

Rank among all names of that sex in that year, by the SSA's rule. “under 5 or none” is a year the SSA file does not list: fewer than 5 babies of that sex, possibly none.

Rank in each decade

DecadeGirlsBoys
2020–2025 (so far)#12#9,159
2010s#32#9,958
2000s#190#16,449
1990s#1,155under 5 or none every year
1980s#2,878under 5 or none every year
1970s#3,982under 5 or none every year
1960s#4,022under 5 or none every year
1950s#4,957under 5 or none every year
1940s#5,890under 5 or none every year
1930s#5,785under 5 or none every year
1920s#4,307under 5 or none every year
1910s#4,344under 5 or none every year
1900sunder 5 or none every yearunder 5 or none every year
1890sunder 5 or none every yearunder 5 or none every year
1880sunder 5 or none every yearunder 5 or none every year

Rank among all names of that sex by births summed over the decade.

Years under the floor

Girls: under 5 or none in 1880–1913, 1916, 1919, 1924–1925, 1929–1932, 1934, 1936–1937, 1939–1944, 1946, 1949, 1955–1956.

Boys: under 5 or none in 1880–2006, 2008, 2010, 2015.

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About this page

Why this name has its own page

These pages are the 19 girls' and 19 boys' names given to the most babies in 2025, the newest year in the SSA file this site is built from. The build picks them from that year's file each time it runs — most births first, ties in alphabetical order, the SSA's own ranking rule — so a new SSA year can change the list. All 38 are on the list of name pages; any other name is on the front page lookup.

Where every number comes from

US Social Security Administration, "Beyond the Top 1000 Names" national data (names.zip): one text file per year of birth, 1880 to 2025, each line a name, a sex and a number of babies. The SSA address is www.ssa.gov/oact/babynames/names.zip; ssa.gov refuses requests from this site's build server, so the file was taken from the Internet Archive's copy of that address, captured 2026-09-28 (14:33 UTC) and fetched 2026-09-30: web.archive.org/web/20260928143357id_/www.ssa.gov/oact/babynames/names.zip. SHA-256 cd78e975ed7bb358e018dd62fbe14ced89295e9581c49172ca4eedcb011b3724.

The SSA lists a name for a sex in a year only when at least 5 babies got it, so every total here adds up the listed years only and is a floor on the true number. The file covers people with a Social Security number, so early decades count people who applied for one later in life. Spellings are separate names: this page counts “Camila” exactly as spelled.