How popular is the name Victoria?

In 2025, 4,027 girls in the United States were named Victoria, making it the #54 most common name for girls that year. Victoria has been getting less common over the last decade.

4,027
Babies in 2025
#54
Rank for girls
2001
Peak year (last 25)

Popularity over the last 25 years

272 per 100k 2001: 10,179 babies2002: 9,785 babies2003: 9,251 babies2004: 8,279 babies2005: 7,961 babies2006: 7,653 babies2007: 7,435 babies2008: 7,127 babies2009: 6,371 babies2010: 6,236 babies2011: 6,896 babies2012: 6,871 babies2013: 7,215 babies2014: 8,012 babies2015: 7,630 babies2016: 7,329 babies2017: 7,314 babies2018: 7,134 babies2019: 6,380 babies2020: 5,303 babies2021: 4,713 babies2022: 4,782 babies2023: 4,454 babies2024: 4,281 babies2025: 4,027 babies 2001 2025

Babies named Victoria per 100,000 born, so the trend is not distorted by changes in the birth rate. Source: US Social Security Administration.

Year by year

YearBabies named VictoriaPer 100k
20254,027121.5
20244,281128.1
20234,454134.4
20224,782141.2
20214,713139.0
20205,303158.6
20196,380183.7
20187,134202.8
20177,314204.4
20167,329199.7

Guessing Victoria in a baby pool

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