Data is all from SSA.gov and pertains to baby names given to U.S. children in 2017. Names given to 4 or fewer children of one sex in a year are not released publicly, so if you know a baby born in 2017 named, for example, Wyoming, they may have been the only one that year. Sex organs do not confer gender, but for simplicity's sake, assume "girl" means a baby assigned female at birth, and "boy" means a baby assigned male at birth. U.S. States 16 girls were named Alabama. 77 girls were named Alaska. 111 girls were named Arizona. 16 girls were named California. 1305 girls were named Georgia. 104 girls and 70 boys were named Indiana. 19 girls were named Kansas. 6 girls were named Louisiana. 115 girls and 68 boys were named Montana. 32 girls and 11 boys were named Nevada. 140 girls and 25 boys were named Jersey. 6 boys were named York. 715 girls were named Carolina. 1346 girls and 984 boys were named Dakota, not to mention that 54 girls and 44 boys