Leota Name Popularity

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How popular is Leota?

In 2018 less than 5 children were given the name in the United States.

Although not currently within the top 1000, Leota has seen higher popularity rankings.

It reached its highest popularity RANKING of #286 in 1880.

But, the greatest number of babies were given the name in 1918 with 359 occurrences.

In any year, the least number of babies named Leota was less than 5, most recently in 2018.

Leota, decisively moved upwards in popularity around the years 1885-1888, 1889-1892, 1893-1896, and 1907-1915.

Leota's popularity is at an extremely low point when measured against its most notable year.

How popular will Leota be?

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

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

Relative to what it once was, Leota has fallen out of favor as a given name.

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		Leota (Girl)
Year	%	No. of Babies Given Name	Popul. Rank
2018		< 5	--
2017		8	12,246
2016		6	15,397
2015		< 5	--
2014		< 5	--
2013		5	18,117
2012		< 5	--
2011		6	15,932
2010		< 5	--
2009		< 5	--
2008		< 5	--
2007		< 5	--
2006		< 5	--
2005		< 5	--
2004		< 5	--
2003		< 5	--
2002		< 5	--
2001		< 5	--
2000		< 5	--
1999		< 5	--
1998		< 5	--
1997		< 5	--
1996		< 5	--
1995		< 5	--
1994		< 5	--
1993		< 5	--
1992		< 5	--
1991		5	14,415
1990		5	14,241
1989		< 5	--
1988		< 5	--
1987		< 5	--
1986		< 5	--
1985		6	10,038
1984		< 5	--
1983		5	11,211
1982		7	8,760
1981		5	11,329
1980		6	9,751
1979		5	11,127
1978		9	6,683
1977		5	10,509
1976		10	5,829
1975		6	8,576
1974		11	5,184
1973		13	4,486
1972		10	5,295
1971		12	4,704
1970		16	3,796
1969		17	3,398
1968		12	4,124
1967		6	6,449
1966		24	2,489
1965		15	3,342
1964		21	2,783
1963		20	2,826
1962		17	3,094
1961		23	2,577
1960		27	2,274
1959		32	2,001
1958		21	2,544
1957		24	2,320
1956		37	1,752
1955		36	1,757
1954		28	2,004
1953		51	1,366
1952		45	1,449
1951		33	1,682
1950		63	1,168
1949		52	1,273
1948		52	1,279
1947		74	1,034
1946		82	924
1945		74	878
1944		87	820
1943		104	759
1942		96	776
1941		117	658
1940		133	608
1939		126	601
1938		140	583
1937		162	518
1936		157	519
1935		136	550
1934		153	525
1933		164	499
1932		190	479
1931		193	465
1930		201	473
1929		205	462
1928		225	459
1927		240	447
1926		244	438
1925		281	411
1924		309	391
1923		266	410
1922		281	392
1921		340	359
1920		340	355
1919		311	364
1918		359	344
1917		314	353
1916		341	329
1915		312	336
1914		249	334
1913		207	335
1912		156	371
1911		121	366
1910		108	377
1909		99	370
1908		99	362
1907		79	400
1906		87	360
1905		96	347
1904		108	312
1903		82	352
1902		74	371
1901		74	353
1900		99	337
1899		77	341
1898		99	315
1897		71	349
1896		96	298
1895		66	346
1894		60	363
1893		71	320
1892		71	321
1891		59	326
1890		58	334
1889		51	349
1888		56	321
1887		43	327
1886		39	342
1885		42	315
1884		39	318
1883		25	368
1882		21	393
1881		24	332
1880		30	286

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.