NameTrends

Boy name

Henry

Henry holds the #5 spot on the 2025 list of the most popular boy names in the U.S. That amounts to 12,020 newborn boys in a single year. Its position has barely moved over the past five years — a sign of steady, established appeal. The name has never been bigger: its all-time peak in a record going back to 1880 is happening right now. The name's biggest fan base is in New Hampshire (#2 there in 2025).

Rankings

2025 rank
#5
among boy names
Trend
Stable
last 5 years
All-time peak
#5
in 2025 (2020s)
Babies in 2025
12,020
boys named Henry

Henry popularity, 1880–2025

0.63%1.3%1.9%2.5%18801900192019401960198020002020#5 in 2025
Boys — share of U.S. male birthsSource: Social Security Administration, 1880–2025

Where Henry is most popular

Alaska: #3 (44 boys, 1.94% of boys born 2025)AKMaine: #3 (66 boys, 1.72% of boys born 2025)MEVermont: #3 (27 boys, 2.23% of boys born 2025)VTNew Hampshire: #2 (77 boys, 1.71% of boys born 2025)NHWashington: #5 (338 boys, 1.03% of boys born 2025)WAIdaho: #3 (119 boys, 1.38% of boys born 2025)IDMontana: #2 (58 boys, 1.54% of boys born 2025)MTNorth Dakota: #2 (49 boys, 1.46% of boys born 2025)NDMinnesota: #2 (313 boys, 1.28% of boys born 2025)MNWisconsin: #3 (307 boys, 1.31% of boys born 2025)WIMichigan: #4 (433 boys, 1.08% of boys born 2025)MINew York: #14 (603 boys, 0.71% of boys born 2025)NYMassachusetts: #3 (372 boys, 1.38% of boys born 2025)MARhode Island: #8 (44 boys, 1.41% of boys born 2025)RIOregon: #4 (182 boys, 1.21% of boys born 2025)ORNevada: #34 (61 boys, 0.54% of boys born 2025)NVWyoming: #20 (13 boys, 1.19% of boys born 2025)WYSouth Dakota: #3 (50 boys, 1.30% of boys born 2025)SDIowa: #3 (176 boys, 1.27% of boys born 2025)IAIllinois: #5 (462 boys, 0.93% of boys born 2025)ILIndiana: #4 (359 boys, 1.13% of boys born 2025)INOhio: #4 (543 boys, 1.03% of boys born 2025)OHPennsylvania: #5 (464 boys, 0.89% of boys born 2025)PANew Jersey: #27 (221 boys, 0.56% of boys born 2025)NJConnecticut: #7 (143 boys, 1.08% of boys born 2025)CTCalifornia: #31 (843 boys, 0.48% of boys born 2025)CAUtah: #6 (203 boys, 1.03% of boys born 2025)UTColorado: #6 (252 boys, 0.94% of boys born 2025)CONebraska: #3 (113 boys, 1.28% of boys born 2025)NEMissouri: #3 (327 boys, 1.18% of boys born 2025)MOKentucky: #6 (191 boys, 0.93% of boys born 2025)KYWest Virginia: #15 (52 boys, 0.84% of boys born 2025)WVVirginia: #5 (372 boys, 1.00% of boys born 2025)VAMaryland: #7 (183 boys, 0.80% of boys born 2025)MDDelaware: #25 (23 boys, 0.78% of boys born 2025)DEArizona: #17 (208 boys, 0.64% of boys born 2025)AZNew Mexico: #39 (34 boys, 0.52% of boys born 2025)NMKansas: #5 (150 boys, 1.07% of boys born 2025)KSArkansas: #7 (128 boys, 1.02% of boys born 2025)ARTennessee: #5 (376 boys, 1.02% of boys born 2025)TNNorth Carolina: #6 (450 boys, 0.87% of boys born 2025)NCSouth Carolina: #8 (199 boys, 0.94% of boys born 2025)SCDistrict of Columbia: #3 (49 boys, 1.94% of boys born 2025)DCOklahoma: #7 (151 boys, 0.85% of boys born 2025)OKLouisiana: #10 (125 boys, 0.65% of boys born 2025)LAMississippi: #8 (93 boys, 0.86% of boys born 2025)MSAlabama: #9 (196 boys, 0.91% of boys born 2025)ALGeorgia: #7 (385 boys, 0.77% of boys born 2025)GAHawaii: #9 (34 boys, 1.17% of boys born 2025)HITexas: #25 (873 boys, 0.50% of boys born 2025)TXFlorida: #27 (486 boys, 0.51% of boys born 2025)FL
Share of boys born in 2025:low → highno data (< 5 births)
Strongest states: Vermont (#3), District of Columbia (#3), Alaska (#3)
Uniqueness score
Ultra popular
4
/ 100
everywhereone of a kind

You'll meet plenty of them — a true chart-topper.

Based on how many babies per birth were named Henry in the most recent year of SSA data.

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