Popular Boy Names in Georgia

Liam and Noah held Georgia’s top two boys’ spots in 2025, with 661 and 653 babies, keeping the state’s leading pair unchanged.

William and Elijah followed, and Theodore jumped five places into ninth, giving the top of the list a blend of steady classics and softer vintage-style choices. Henry’s small rise and John’s presence keep traditional boy names prominent near the top.

Eithan made the biggest leap on the list, climbing 99 places to 86th, while Cooper gained 31 to reach 30th. Surname-style picks and short names are easy to spot through this stretch, with Cooper and Luke among the clearest examples.

At the other end, Amir slid 29 places to 50th and Jacob fell 27 to 67th, showing how sharply familiar names can move from year to year. Jonathan’s late-list drop adds another reminder that even established names are not fixed.

*Popularity rankings and birth counts reflect Georgia data. Sourced and compiled from the Social Security Administration records by Name.Baby.