Girls' name · peaked in 1993

Victoria name popularity since 1925

504,844 babies born in the US from 1925 to 2025 were named Victoria. Half of them were born in 1994 or earlier, so the typical Victoria is about 32 years old in 2026. Victoria peaked in 1993 as the #19 name for girls, and it ranked #54 in 2025.

Key facts

US babies since 1925
504,844
Named Victoria, 1925–2025
Peak year
1993
#19 for girls that year
Typical age
About 32
Median birth year 1994
In 2025
#54
for girls in 2025 (4,027 babies)
Girls / boys
99.8% girls
503,617 girls · 1,227 boys
Most popular in
New Mexico
1.56× its national share

Peak year is the year Victoria made up the largest share of US girls, in records going back to 1880. Typical age is based on births from 1925 on, not on who is living today.

Victoria births per year, 1925–2025

Babies named Victoria per year, 1925–2025

1993 was the biggest year for Victoria both by count and as a share of all babies.

  • Fastest rise: Between 1940 and 1945, Victoria became 3.4× more common, from 1 in 1,660 baby girls to 1 in 490.
  • Steepest fall: Between 2018 and 2023, its share of baby girls fell by 34%, from 1 in 238 to 1 in 360.

Shaded on the chart. Both compare Victoria's share of all US girls five years apart, counting only years with at least 100 babies named Victoria.

Decade by decade

Babies named Victoria in each decade, and its rank among girls' names in the middle year of the decade (1935, 1945 … 2025).

Decade GirlsBoys Rank
1925–29 4,62629 –
1930s 6,20457 #256
1940s 20,75253 #106
1950s 49,12791 #82
1960s 37,733132 #108
1970s 30,884118 #105
1980s 53,272273 #59
1990s 117,475246 #20
2000s 84,967138 #28
2010s 71,01767 #20
2020–25 27,56023 #54

Ranks count every name given to at least 5 girls that year, so they can go past 1,000.

Generation fingerprint

27.9% of babies named Victoria from 1925 to 2025 were born in the Gen Z years (1997–2012). The full split by generation:

Victoria by generation Greatest Generation born 1925–27 0.6% Silent Generation born 1928–45 3.3% Baby Boomers born 1946–64 15.8% Gen X born 1965–80 10.5% Millennials born 1981–96 26.2% Gen Z born 1997–2012 27.9% Gen Alpha born 2013–25 15.6%

Where Victoria is most popular

The index compares Victoria's share of babies in each state with its share nationwide, 1925–2025 (1.50× = 50% more common). States with at least 300 babies named Victoria.

StateIndexBabies
New Mexico1.56×4,383
Florida1.55×28,419
Arizona1.52×10,038
Nevada1.51×2,743
Delaware1.43×1,512

Other spellings

Spellings that sound like Victoria and were given to at least 1,000 girls from 1925 to 2025, with the year each one was most popular.

SpellingGirlsPeak year
Victoria (this page) 503,617 1993
Viktoria 2,659 2015

Names with a similar story

Of the other 499 names on this site, these six had the share of babies closest in shape to Victoria's from 1925 to 2025, however common each one got. Each line is scaled to its own high; the dashed line is Victoria.

Names from the same era

Other common names that peaked within two years of Victoria (1993).

Source: U.S. Social Security Administration national and state baby-name data, which covers names given to at least 5 babies of one sex in a year. About the data