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Boy name

Andrew

As of 2025, Andrew ranks #73 among American boys' names, according to Social Security records. 4,497 boys received the name that year. Popularity is fading: #52 five years ago, #73 now. SSA records for Andrew go back to 1880; the peak came in 1988 at #5, with 35,745 babies named that year. Geographically, it's strongest in Wyoming, where it ranks #47 among boy names.

Rankings

2025 rank
#73
among boy names
Trend
Falling
last 5 years
All-time peak
#5
in 1988 (1980s)
Babies in 2025
4,497
boys named Andrew

Andrew popularity, 1880–2025

0.52%1.0%1.6%2.1%18801900192019401960198020002020#5 in 1988
Boys — share of U.S. male birthsSource: SSA, 1880–2025◆ peak 1988

Where Andrew is most popular

Alaska: #76 (10 boys, 0.44% of boys born 2025)AK#76Maine: #74 (16 boys, 0.42% of boys born 2025)ME#74Vermont: #80 (6 boys, 0.49% of boys born 2025)VT#80New Hampshire: #49 (26 boys, 0.58% of boys born 2025)NH#49Washington: #88 (87 boys, 0.27% of boys born 2025)WA#88Idaho: #67 (31 boys, 0.36% of boys born 2025)ID#67Montana: #109 (11 boys, 0.29% of boys born 2025)MT#109North Dakota: #93 (12 boys, 0.36% of boys born 2025)ND#93Minnesota: #156 (42 boys, 0.17% of boys born 2025)MN#156Wisconsin: #80 (72 boys, 0.31% of boys born 2025)WI#80Michigan: #62 (136 boys, 0.34% of boys born 2025)MI#62New York: #82 (218 boys, 0.26% of boys born 2025)NY#82Massachusetts: #56 (106 boys, 0.39% of boys born 2025)MA#56Rhode Island: #155 (7 boys, 0.22% of boys born 2025)RI#155Oregon: #79 (46 boys, 0.31% of boys born 2025)OR#79Nevada: #77 (38 boys, 0.34% of boys born 2025)NV#77Wyoming: #47 (9 boys, 0.83% of boys born 2025)WY#47South Dakota: #127 (10 boys, 0.26% of boys born 2025)SD#127Iowa: #180 (23 boys, 0.17% of boys born 2025)IA#180Illinois: #87 (133 boys, 0.27% of boys born 2025)IL#87Indiana: #76 (97 boys, 0.31% of boys born 2025)IN#76Ohio: #61 (174 boys, 0.33% of boys born 2025)OH#61Pennsylvania: #59 (191 boys, 0.37% of boys born 2025)PA#59New Jersey: #64 (142 boys, 0.36% of boys born 2025)NJ#64Connecticut: #55 (58 boys, 0.44% of boys born 2025)CT#55California: #68 (534 boys, 0.30% of boys born 2025)CA#68Utah: #72 (63 boys, 0.32% of boys born 2025)UT#72Colorado: #94 (71 boys, 0.26% of boys born 2025)CO#94Nebraska: #113 (23 boys, 0.26% of boys born 2025)NE#113Missouri: #92 (69 boys, 0.25% of boys born 2025)MO#92Kentucky: #85 (57 boys, 0.28% of boys born 2025)KY#85West Virginia: #94 (20 boys, 0.32% of boys born 2025)WV#94Virginia: #63 (129 boys, 0.35% of boys born 2025)VA#63Maryland: #71 (74 boys, 0.32% of boys born 2025)MD#71Delaware: #68 (14 boys, 0.48% of boys born 2025)DE#68Arizona: #95 (88 boys, 0.27% of boys born 2025)AZ#95New Mexico: #90 (20 boys, 0.31% of boys born 2025)NM#90Kansas: #107 (35 boys, 0.25% of boys born 2025)KS#107Arkansas: #73 (42 boys, 0.33% of boys born 2025)AR#73Tennessee: #60 (127 boys, 0.35% of boys born 2025)TN#60North Carolina: #74 (154 boys, 0.30% of boys born 2025)NC#74South Carolina: #63 (74 boys, 0.35% of boys born 2025)SC#63District of Columbia: #66 (12 boys, 0.47% of boys born 2025)DC#66Oklahoma: #112 (42 boys, 0.24% of boys born 2025)OK#112Louisiana: #47 (72 boys, 0.38% of boys born 2025)LA#47Mississippi: #108 (28 boys, 0.26% of boys born 2025)MS#108Alabama: #63 (71 boys, 0.33% of boys born 2025)AL#63Georgia: #70 (148 boys, 0.29% of boys born 2025)GA#70Hawaii: #56 (14 boys, 0.48% of boys born 2025)HI#56Texas: #75 (515 boys, 0.29% of boys born 2025)TX#75Florida: #67 (300 boys, 0.31% of boys born 2025)FL#67
Share of boys born in 2025:lowhighno data (< 5 births)
Strongest states: Wyoming (#47), New Hampshire (#49), Vermont (#80)

Uniqueness score

16/ 100Ultra popular
everywhereone of a kind

You'll meet plenty of them — a true chart-topper. Based on how many babies per birth were named Andrew in the most recent year of SSA data.

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