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Tyson

As of 2025, Tyson ranks #531 among American boys' names, according to Social Security records. 565 boys received the name that year. Popularity is fading: #371 five years ago, #531 now. SSA records for Tyson go back to 1912; the peak came in 2009 at #237, with 1,491 babies named that year. Geographically, it's strongest in District of Columbia, where it ranks #168 among boy names.

Rankings

2025 rank
#531
among boy names
Trend
Falling
last 5 years
All-time peak
#237
in 2009 (2000s)
Babies in 2025
565
boys named Tyson

Tyson popularity, 1880–2025

0.021%0.041%0.062%0.083%18801900192019401960198020002020#237 in 2009
Boys — share of U.S. male birthsSource: SSA, 1880–2025◆ peak 2009

Where Tyson is most popular

Alaska: fewer than 5 boys named Tyson in 2025AKMaine: fewer than 5 boys named Tyson in 2025MEVermont: fewer than 5 boys named Tyson in 2025VTNew Hampshire: fewer than 5 boys named Tyson in 2025NHWashington: #474 (15 boys, 0.05% of boys born 2025)WA#474Idaho: #256 (10 boys, 0.12% of boys born 2025)ID#256Montana: fewer than 5 boys named Tyson in 2025MTNorth Dakota: fewer than 5 boys named Tyson in 2025NDMinnesota: #304 (20 boys, 0.08% of boys born 2025)MN#304Wisconsin: #484 (10 boys, 0.04% of boys born 2025)WI#484Michigan: #461 (18 boys, 0.04% of boys born 2025)MI#461New York: #798 (17 boys, 0.02% of boys born 2025)NY#798Massachusetts: #690 (6 boys, 0.02% of boys born 2025)MA#690Rhode Island: fewer than 5 boys named Tyson in 2025RIOregon: #438 (8 boys, 0.05% of boys born 2025)OR#438Nevada: fewer than 5 boys named Tyson in 2025NVWyoming: fewer than 5 boys named Tyson in 2025WYSouth Dakota: fewer than 5 boys named Tyson in 2025SDIowa: #310 (12 boys, 0.09% of boys born 2025)IA#310Illinois: #606 (15 boys, 0.03% of boys born 2025)IL#606Indiana: #452 (15 boys, 0.05% of boys born 2025)IN#452Ohio: #427 (25 boys, 0.05% of boys born 2025)OH#427Pennsylvania: #506 (19 boys, 0.04% of boys born 2025)PA#506New Jersey: #766 (8 boys, 0.02% of boys born 2025)NJ#766Connecticut: fewer than 5 boys named Tyson in 2025CTCalifornia: #572 (52 boys, 0.03% of boys born 2025)CA#572Utah: #441 (10 boys, 0.05% of boys born 2025)UT#441Colorado: #441 (13 boys, 0.05% of boys born 2025)CO#441Nebraska: fewer than 5 boys named Tyson in 2025NEMissouri: #368 (17 boys, 0.06% of boys born 2025)MO#368Kentucky: #569 (7 boys, 0.03% of boys born 2025)KY#569West Virginia: fewer than 5 boys named Tyson in 2025WVVirginia: #452 (17 boys, 0.05% of boys born 2025)VA#452Maryland: #634 (7 boys, 0.03% of boys born 2025)MD#634Delaware: fewer than 5 boys named Tyson in 2025DEArizona: #781 (7 boys, 0.02% of boys born 2025)AZ#781New Mexico: fewer than 5 boys named Tyson in 2025NMKansas: #468 (7 boys, 0.05% of boys born 2025)KS#468Arkansas: fewer than 5 boys named Tyson in 2025ARTennessee: #398 (20 boys, 0.05% of boys born 2025)TN#398North Carolina: #591 (16 boys, 0.03% of boys born 2025)NC#591South Carolina: #414 (12 boys, 0.06% of boys born 2025)SC#414District of Columbia: #168 (5 boys, 0.20% of boys born 2025)DC#168Oklahoma: #698 (5 boys, 0.03% of boys born 2025)OK#698Louisiana: #314 (16 boys, 0.08% of boys born 2025)LA#314Mississippi: #312 (10 boys, 0.09% of boys born 2025)MS#312Alabama: #315 (17 boys, 0.08% of boys born 2025)AL#315Georgia: #357 (33 boys, 0.07% of boys born 2025)GA#357Hawaii: fewer than 5 boys named Tyson in 2025HITexas: #749 (36 boys, 0.02% of boys born 2025)TX#749Florida: #543 (32 boys, 0.03% of boys born 2025)FL#543
Share of boys born in 2025:lowhighno data (< 5 births)
Strongest states: District of Columbia (#168), Idaho (#256), Mississippi (#312)

Uniqueness score

42/ 100Balanced
everywhereone of a kind

Well known, but far from crowded — the middle of the field. Based on how many babies per birth were named Tyson in the most recent year of SSA data.

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