Baby naming differs from continent to continent, country to country, region to region, and even state to state. A name that may be a favorite in one place might be almost taboo or strange in another.
Earlier this week, I posted the girls’ names that only appeared in the top 100 most popular names-list of one U.S. state or Washington, D.C., according to data from the Social Security Administration. As promised, here are the boys’ names!
Alaska: Maximus, Mark, Paul
Arizona: Francisco
Arkansas: River
California: Emiliano, Matteo
Delaware: Richard, Caiden, Avery
District of Columbia: Sean, Anderson, Nasir, Jaden
Florida: Nicolas
Hawaii: Skyler, Kainoa, Keanu, Titan, Kaimana, Legend, Zion, Cody
Idaho: Archer, Spencer
Maryland: Bryan
Michigan: Ali
Minnesota: Mohamed, Louis
Mississippi: Dallas, Cayden, Kameron, Peyton, Karson
Montana: Kyler, Zane, Gideon, Tanner
New Jersey: Chaim
New York: Steven
New Mexico: Andres, Cruz
North Dakota: Crosby
Rhode Island: Grant, Lorenzo, Aidan, Derek
South Carolina: Messiah
Texas: Victor, Jorge
Utah: Benson, Boston, Nixon, Daxton
Vermont: Keegan, Milo
West Virginia: Trenton, Remington
Wyoming: Gunnar, Grady
Thoughts?
The Well-Informed Namer 
One of my brothers is named Keegan. I’ve always liked that name.
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