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Baby names in New Mexico in the 2020s

In New Mexico in the 2020s the most given names were Liam (696 boys) and Olivia (430 girls), of 69,690 births recorded.

Babies SSA recorded in New Mexico each year, the 2020s shaded
New Mexico births by year and sex5k10k15k19101930195019701990201020252020-2025BoysGirls
New Mexico births by year and sex5k10k15k19101930195019701990201020252020-2025BoysGirls
New Mexico births by year and sex5k10k15k19101930195019701990201020252020-2025BoysGirls
New Mexico births by year and sex5k10k15k19101950199020252020-2025BoysGirls

Births under names given to 5 or more babies of one sex in the state that year.

New Mexico, 2020-2025: SSA state baby-name file, published May 8, 2026. SSA’s state data.

The top names in New Mexico, 2020s

Girls, 2020-2025
#NameBirths
1Olivia430
2Mia429
3Sophia427
4Emma388
5Isabella385
6Amelia370
7Camila353
8Aria301
9Luna293
10Sofia288
11Aurora257
12Evelyn251
13Ava243
14Eliana235
15Charlotte232
16Gianna228
17Layla210
18Emily209
19Abigail198
20Leilani197
Boys, 2020-2025
#NameBirths
1Liam696
2Noah627
3Mateo587
4Ezekiel507
5Elijah505
6Santiago471
7Sebastian389
8Ezra376
9Levi373
10Oliver360
11Elias334
12Lucas329
13Daniel311
14Gabriel307
15Julian307
16James294
17Alexander292
18Benjamin289
19Josiah283
20Michael282

Births summed over 2020-2025, per sex.

The names most over-represented in New Mexico in the 2020s

Each figure is the name’s births in the state in the decade against the births its national share, year by year, would predict (names with at least 100 births in the state).

Girls

Boys

Ratios: observed over predicted births, 2020-2025.

More about names in New Mexico

  1. The 2020s across the U.S.The most given names of the decade nationally.
  2. New Mexico: 2025 and every year since 1910The state’s top names now and its number ones by year.
  3. The top names of 2020The first year of the decade, nationally.
  4. Every state’s most given namesEach state since 1910.
  5. Look up any nameIts rank, births since 1880 and the people alive with it.

Back to New Mexico: 2025 and every year since 1910