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Myles

Myles is currently the #100 boy name in the United States, based on 2025 Social Security data. In raw numbers: 3,511 babies. Momentum is clearly positive: five years ago it ranked #124, now it sits at #100. Looking at the full record since 1887, Myles hit its all-time high of #99 in 2024, when 3,564 boys were given the name. State by state, South Dakota leads the way at #22.

Rankings

2025 rank
#100
among boy names
Trend
Rising
last 5 years
All-time peak
#99
in 2024 (2020s)
Babies in 2025
3,511
boys named Myles

Myles popularity, 1880–2025

0.056%0.11%0.17%0.22%18801900192019401960198020002020#99 in 2024
Boys — share of U.S. male birthsSource: SSA, 1880–2025◆ peak 2024

Where Myles is most popular

Alaska: #94 (8 boys, 0.35% of boys born 2025)AK#94Maine: #54 (19 boys, 0.49% of boys born 2025)ME#54Vermont: fewer than 5 boys named Myles in 2025VTNew Hampshire: #88 (17 boys, 0.38% of boys born 2025)NH#88Washington: #114 (68 boys, 0.21% of boys born 2025)WA#114Idaho: #104 (24 boys, 0.28% of boys born 2025)ID#104Montana: #76 (15 boys, 0.40% of boys born 2025)MT#76North Dakota: #32 (22 boys, 0.66% of boys born 2025)ND#32Minnesota: #50 (96 boys, 0.39% of boys born 2025)MN#50Wisconsin: #39 (110 boys, 0.47% of boys born 2025)WI#39Michigan: #59 (140 boys, 0.35% of boys born 2025)MI#59New York: #113 (157 boys, 0.19% of boys born 2025)NY#113Massachusetts: #70 (92 boys, 0.34% of boys born 2025)MA#70Rhode Island: #71 (14 boys, 0.45% of boys born 2025)RI#71Oregon: #73 (49 boys, 0.33% of boys born 2025)OR#73Nevada: #128 (24 boys, 0.21% of boys born 2025)NV#128Wyoming: #89 (5 boys, 0.46% of boys born 2025)WY#89South Dakota: #22 (27 boys, 0.70% of boys born 2025)SD#22Iowa: #47 (60 boys, 0.43% of boys born 2025)IA#47Illinois: #104 (113 boys, 0.23% of boys born 2025)IL#104Indiana: #53 (125 boys, 0.39% of boys born 2025)IN#53Ohio: #46 (216 boys, 0.41% of boys born 2025)OH#46Pennsylvania: #81 (149 boys, 0.29% of boys born 2025)PA#81New Jersey: #135 (71 boys, 0.18% of boys born 2025)NJ#135Connecticut: #109 (34 boys, 0.26% of boys born 2025)CT#109California: #143 (267 boys, 0.15% of boys born 2025)CA#143Utah: #168 (33 boys, 0.17% of boys born 2025)UT#168Colorado: #102 (66 boys, 0.25% of boys born 2025)CO#102Nebraska: #31 (51 boys, 0.58% of boys born 2025)NE#31Missouri: #74 (82 boys, 0.29% of boys born 2025)MO#74Kentucky: #56 (76 boys, 0.37% of boys born 2025)KY#56West Virginia: #82 (22 boys, 0.36% of boys born 2025)WV#82Virginia: #125 (69 boys, 0.19% of boys born 2025)VA#125Maryland: #97 (58 boys, 0.25% of boys born 2025)MD#97Delaware: #126 (8 boys, 0.27% of boys born 2025)DE#126Arizona: #151 (59 boys, 0.18% of boys born 2025)AZ#151New Mexico: #106 (18 boys, 0.28% of boys born 2025)NM#106Kansas: #101 (36 boys, 0.26% of boys born 2025)KS#101Arkansas: #77 (40 boys, 0.32% of boys born 2025)AR#77Tennessee: #140 (67 boys, 0.18% of boys born 2025)TN#140North Carolina: #115 (104 boys, 0.20% of boys born 2025)NC#115South Carolina: #106 (49 boys, 0.23% of boys born 2025)SC#106District of Columbia: fewer than 5 boys named Myles in 2025DCOklahoma: #86 (48 boys, 0.27% of boys born 2025)OK#86Louisiana: #50 (70 boys, 0.37% of boys born 2025)LA#50Mississippi: #64 (36 boys, 0.33% of boys born 2025)MS#64Alabama: #145 (39 boys, 0.18% of boys born 2025)AL#145Georgia: #124 (94 boys, 0.19% of boys born 2025)GA#124Hawaii: #53 (15 boys, 0.51% of boys born 2025)HI#53Texas: #158 (237 boys, 0.14% of boys born 2025)TX#158Florida: #111 (204 boys, 0.21% of boys born 2025)FL#111
Share of boys born in 2025:lowhighno data (< 5 births)
Strongest states: South Dakota (#22), North Dakota (#32), Nebraska (#31)

Uniqueness score

20/ 100Very common
everywhereone of a kind

A familiar pick that most people will recognize instantly. Based on how many babies per birth were named Myles in the most recent year of SSA data.

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