As a companion to “Six Decades of the Most Popular Names for Girls,” the map above shows the most popular names for boys, by state, from 1960 to 2012.Once again, names that are the most ...

The maps above, based on data from the Social Security Administration, show the most popular baby names for girls by state, for babies born from 1960 through 2012, with the colors representing the ...

Nationally, the popularity of these names remains low, with Wylder recorded only 1,873 times, Naim 1,549 times, Mazikeen 1,236 times, Babyboy 952 times, and Jahziel 883 times. Most Popular Baby Names ...

The multicultural history of the United States is evident from maps of the country. French, English, Spanish, Hawaiian, and Algonquian are just a handful of the languages you would need to speak ...

Click to enlarge.Courtesy WordFinderX // CC by SA 4.0 Next came Germany, which provided the highest number of overseas names in a total of seven states, including Ohio, Louisiana, and Missouri.

This name also hails from Europe, brought to the US by settlers from southern England and Wales who arrived in waves from the 17th century onward, according to FamilySearch.org.

The Social Security Administration revealed that the most popular baby names in the US in 2017 were Liam and Emma. But those weren't the most popular in every state.