Baby Name Popularity Profile

Austin

Data-driven popularity statistics, SSA rankings, and historical trends for the name Austin.

National Rank (2025)
#113
All-Time Peak Rank
#9 (1996)
Total U.S. Births
438,042
Unisex Distribution 98.7% Boy / 1.3% Girl Balance: Overwhelmingly Male
πŸ’‘ The Austin Vibe: This choice is considered a Declining Classic. A previously dominant name currently experiencing a prolonged generational cooling period.

πŸ“– The Story Behind Austin

According to SSA data, Austin achieved its highest historical rank of #9 in 1996. Its highest annual registration volume occurred in 1995 with 25,908 babies. Between 2015 and 2025, modern registrations have decreased by 46.7%. Overall, the name has maintained a ranked presence for 146 consecutive years.

πŸ“Š Factual Timeline & Current Trajectory (1880 – 2025)

Watch how the absolute registration footprint of the name Austin scaled historically over the last century:

5-Year Trajectory Velocity Declining
10-Year Decadal Shift Change -46.7% Decline
18801920196020002025

πŸ“ˆ Popularity Milestones & Volatility

Busiest Year on Record 25,908 Births in 1995
Years in Top 100
36 yrs
Registry Appearance Streak
146 Years
Historical Volatility Highly Volatile
Decade-by-Decade Registration Volumes
1880s: 609
1890s: 586
1900s: 715
1910s: 3,190
1920s: 4,259
1930s: 2,688
1940s: 2,491
1950s: 2,208
1960s: 2,031
1970s: 4,841
1980s: 31,307
1990s: 190,140
2000s: 112,776
2010s: 59,130
2020s: 21,071

πŸ“ Sound & Spelling Structure

Phonetic Syllables Au-tin
Letter Count 6 Letters
Spelling Complexity Moderate
Linguistic Profile Narrative: It is an isogram, meaning no two letters are repeated. Longer than 25.7% of SSA names. Starts with A, a letter used by only 10.8% of SSA names.

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πŸ“ Authentic State & Regional Rankings

Highest Ranking Local Zone State Nevada
Strongest Geographic Region Footprint South
States with Core Active Data 51 States Regions
State Region 2025 Absolute Rank Total Historical Births Peak Year 5-Year Velocity
Nevada #216 2,949 1996 58.8% Decline
Utah #125 7,030 1996 10.9% Decline
Idaho #126 2,892 1997 Insufficient historical volume
Oregon #143 6,383 1995 6.7% Decline
Florida #93 23,375 1995 +2.2% Growth
Wyoming Unranked 910 1994 Insufficient historical volume
Alaska #112 935 1995 Insufficient historical volume
Washington #162 9,937 1996 29.7% Decline
Arizona #180 7,498 1995 31.4% Decline
Tennessee #130 13,043 1996 3.9% Decline
Indiana #146 14,212 1995 +3.7% Growth
Kentucky #130 10,397 1998 6.5% Decline
South Dakota Unranked 1,968 1994 Insufficient historical volume
Colorado #134 6,897 1994 7.1% Decline
Missouri #166 12,633 1995 39.1% Decline
Kansas #167 5,961 1994 Insufficient historical volume
Iowa #168 7,311 1995 Insufficient historical volume
Montana #97 1,649 1995 Insufficient historical volume
Georgia #121 15,043 1995 23.4% Decline
Oklahoma #114 7,289 1995 6.8% Decline
Nebraska #180 3,663 1994 Insufficient historical volume
North Carolina #108 14,289 1998 13.1% Decline
Delaware #42 1,014 1997 Insufficient historical volume
Arkansas #232 5,326 1997 46.4% Decline
Ohio #136 22,336 1995 40.8% Decline
North Dakota #138 1,625 1994 Insufficient historical volume
Alabama #138 8,740 1998 25.5% Decline
Wisconsin #182 9,450 1995 29.2% Decline
Virginia #107 10,696 1998 42.6% Decline
South Carolina #111 6,647 1996 6.0% Decline
Hawaii #149 1,384 1996 Insufficient historical volume
Michigan #147 16,963 1997 37.8% Decline
New Hampshire #107 1,401 1998 Insufficient historical volume
Maryland #76 6,675 1997 35.5% Decline
West Virginia #153 4,071 1998 Insufficient historical volume
Louisiana #120 7,892 1998 33.3% Decline
Texas #121 32,172 1995 25.1% Decline
Mississippi #141 5,325 1996 39.5% Decline
Minnesota #208 7,731 1995 29.5% Decline
Vermont #50 640 1998 Insufficient historical volume
California #116 37,106 1995 29.3% Decline
Maine #153 1,597 1997 Insufficient historical volume
New Mexico #82 1,800 1996 Insufficient historical volume
Illinois #115 15,814 1996 20.2% Decline
Rhode Island #143 1,162 1997 Insufficient historical volume
Pennsylvania #95 16,659 1998 15.2% Decline
Connecticut #76 3,340 1996 17.5% Decline
New Jersey #61 6,597 1996 20.5% Decline
Massachusetts #109 5,304 1996 42.5% Decline
New York #74 16,608 1997 14.6% Decline
District of Columbia #76 559 1996 Insufficient historical volume

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