Jacob Popularity by State
Compare state-level rankings for Jacob. Each row uses the same selected year and preserves the female and male source categories separately.
Female rankings in 1998
Male rankings in 1998
Arkansas#1 · 372 birthsArizona#1 · 791 birthsColorado#1 · 531 birthsIowa#1 · 509 birthsIdaho#1 · 188 birthsIndiana#1 · 1,121 birthsKansas#1 · 433 birthsKentucky#1 · 849 birthsLouisiana#1 · 494 birthsMaine#1 · 211 birthsMichigan#1 · 1,764 birthsMinnesota#1 · 801 birthsMissouri#1 · 1,034 birthsMontana#1 · 103 birthsNorth Dakota#1 · 116 birthsNebraska#1 · 316 birthsNew Hampshire#1 · 214 birthsOhio#1 · 2,105 birthsOklahoma#1 · 486 birthsOregon#1 · 495 birthsTennessee#1 · 965 birthsUtah#1 · 461 birthsVirginia#1 · 914 birthsVermont#1 · 88 birthsWashington#1 · 761 birthsWisconsin#1 · 936 birthsWest Virginia#1 · 299 birthsAlaska#2 · 74 birthsAlabama#2 · 597 birthsIllinois#2 · 1,648 birthsMaryland#2 · 647 birthsNorth Carolina#2 · 1,045 birthsNevada#2 · 224 birthsSouth Dakota#2 · 114 birthsTexas#2 · 2,717 birthsWyoming#2 · 49 birthsNew Mexico#3 · 199 birthsHawaii#4 · 83 birthsPennsylvania#4 · 1,414 birthsRhode Island#4 · 142 birthsCalifornia#5 · 3,568 birthsFlorida#5 · 1,430 birthsGeorgia#5 · 981 birthsSouth Carolina#5 · 421 birthsMassachusetts#7 · 688 birthsMississippi#8 · 268 birthsDelaware#10 · 76 birthsConnecticut#13 · 305 birthsNew York#16 · 1,410 birthsDistrict of Columbia#21 · 57 birthsNew Jersey#25 · 517 births
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