Camillia Name Popularity

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How popular is Camillia?

Ranking 5,310th in popularity in the United States for girls in 2018, the name Camillia is rare.

Camillia, would be a stand out, distinctive name selection.

Its highest popularity ranking of #1920 was reached in 1987 with 59 occurrences.

The least amount of newborns dubbed Camillia in any given year was less than 5, most recently in 1951.

Approximately during the years 1961-1964, 1968-1971, 1984-1987, and 2006-2009, the name Camillia took a definitive turn upwards in popularity whereas clearly downward trends happened around 1987-1995.

Currently, the name is at a mid point when compared to its most popular year.

How popular will Camillia be?

For a number of years, the name Camillia has steadily increased in popularity. In recent years, continuing the trend, the number of babies given the name Camillia has risen.

The name Camillia is very unique but will probably continue to rise upward in popularity.

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		Camillia (Girl)
Year	%	No. of Babies Given Name	Popul. Rank
2018		24	5,310
2017		18	6,569
2016		15	7,644
2015		20	6,273
2014		17	7,050
2013		15	7,821
2012		18	6,917
2011		11	9,852
2010		15	7,959
2009		21	6,351
2008		12	9,589
2007		13	9,109
2006		13	8,814
2005		17	6,880
2004		17	6,839
2003		15	7,272
2002		17	6,447
2001		20	5,612
2000		18	5,984
1999		14	6,888
1998		11	8,094
1997		15	6,212
1996		22	4,616
1995		12	7,127
1994		16	5,755
1993		17	5,453
1992		28	3,787
1991		26	3,952
1990		25	4,018
1989		36	2,994
1988		41	2,602
1987		59	1,920
1986		25	3,467
1985		32	2,868
1984		27	3,155
1983		29	2,916
1982		33	2,775
1981		27	3,150
1980		31	2,877
1979		26	3,156
1978		17	4,095
1977		20	3,623
1976		27	2,800
1975		22	3,173
1974		18	3,569
1973		28	2,571
1972		15	3,916
1971		28	2,603
1970		20	3,223
1969		22	2,848
1968		13	3,811
1967		19	2,879
1966		5	6,671
1965		9	4,533
1964		17	3,120
1963		11	4,045
1962		11	4,027
1961		6	5,911
1960		13	3,528
1959		14	3,278
1958		8	4,561
1957		9	4,244
1956		8	4,495
1955		9	4,101
1954		10	3,743
1953		7	4,640
1952		10	3,580
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1950		7	4,369
1949		14	2,743
1948		11	3,160
1947		7	4,408
1946		11	3,049
1945		10	2,936
1944		12	2,642
1943		13	2,574
1942		9	3,215
1941		7	3,614
1940		6	3,915
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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.