Maria

The name Maria holds a special place among girl names, combining classic appeal with enduring popularity. At #74 in the national charts, Maria proves its continued relevance in today's naming landscape.

Over 145 years since 1880, 563K babies have received the name Maria. Peak popularity arrived in 1964, showcasing Maria's strongest connection with families during that period.

The name is on the rise, with a 30% increase in popularity marking its growing appeal.

Understanding Maria's historical trajectory helps parents appreciate its place in American naming culture. Cultural revolution brought experimentation to naming. While many traditional names remained popular, new influences from civil rights and counterculture emerged.

Dive deeper into Maria's journey through our comprehensive data visualization and trending insights.

Our database includes data from 1880 to present, sourced directly from the U.S. Social Security Administration, giving you the most comprehensive view of Maria's journey through American naming history.