Aurea Name Popularity

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How popular is Aurea?

In 2018 the rare name Aurea, ranked the 6,778th Most Popular Girls Name in the United States.

Uncommon, Aurea would be a striking name choice.

It reached its highest popularity RANKING of #2,458 in 1956.

However, the name was bestowed upon the greatest number of babies in 2015 with 30 occurrences.

In any year, the least number of babies named Aurea was less than 5, most recently in 1947.

Decidely upward trends in the number of babies given the name Aurea occurred roughly during the years 1960-1963, and 2009-2013.

Aurea's popularity has remained mostly unchanged for some time. Of late however, the number of parents selecting the name Aurea for their newborn has dropped.

What does the future hold for the popularity of Aurea?

Overall, when compared to its most prominent year, the name's popularity is at a mid point.

The name Aurea is mostly unused and has recently started to drift downward in popularity.

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		Aurea (Girl)
Year	%	No. of Babies Given Name	Popul. Rank
2018		17	6,778
2017		19	6,300
2016		19	6,430
2015		30	4,596
2014		24	5,479
2013		26	5,151
2012		11	9,781
2011		20	6,355
2010		14	8,315
2009		16	7,724
2008		17	7,453
2007		20	6,589
2006		9	11,556
2005		9	11,030
2004		7	12,915
2003		14	7,631
2002		8	11,263
2001		15	6,994
2000		10	9,247
1999		12	7,775
1998		16	6,100
1997		7	10,979
1996		9	8,889
1995		16	5,701
1994		13	6,715
1993		10	8,112
1992		20	4,857
1991		18	5,199
1990		8	9,324
1989		11	6,997
1988		14	5,631
1987		13	5,630
1986		8	7,809
1985		16	4,642
1984		11	5,928
1983		11	5,849
1982		18	4,178
1981		10	6,366
1980		15	4,748
1979		17	4,242
1978		13	4,953
1977		12	5,236
1976		15	4,166
1975		18	3,644
1974		15	4,048
1973		11	4,896
1972		12	4,542
1971		18	3,513
1970		20	3,218
1969		18	3,206
1968		14	3,619
1967		17	3,095
1966		13	3,568
1965		17	3,059
1964		13	3,707
1963		23	2,549
1962		16	3,167
1961		18	2,966
1960		10	4,195
1959		16	2,989
1958		11	3,762
1957		10	3,952
1956		21	2,458
1955		8	4,396
1954		6	5,187
1953		13	3,122
1952		6	4,953
1951		14	2,817
1950		7	4,348
1949		11	3,196
1948		7	4,223
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1941		9	3,044
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1931		5	4,385
1930		5	4,607
1929		6	4,103
1928		7	3,776
1927		7	3,898
1926		6	4,348
1925		7	4,063
1924		6	4,505
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United States name popularity data is provided by the Social Security Administration and is based on Social Security card applications.

Data for a given year is not made available until well into the next year.

Data reflects what was recorded and has not been edited for errors, so for example the gender associated with a name may be incorrect.

The more babies that are given a particular name, the higher the popularity ranking. If multiple names have the same usage, the tie is broken by assigning popularity rank in alphabetical order. Therefore in the case of names with fewer occurrences, names with the same number of occurrences may have vastly different rankings because they will be interranked alphabetically.

To safeguard privacy, the SSA does not include names with less than 5 occurrences.

Please note, we update the data each May when the SSA releases new figures. All data changes at that time, including previous years, which will change minutely based on new information.