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Amber name popularity
Amber has been given to 375,668 babies in the United States since 1880.
It peaked in 1986, when 17,008 babies got the name, and its best rank was #39 in 1986.
In 2025, 576 babies were named Amber (#1,052 in the country), 97% below the peak. That is down 41% from 2015.
Almost every Amber is a girl.
An estimated 362K people named Amber are alive in the US today, with a median age of 38.
It was a top-100 name in 22 of the 146 years on record.
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The chart is the number of US babies given the name each year, from the Social Security Administration’s public baby-name files (names given to 5+ babies in a year). The “all-time high” is the name’s biggest year. “Holders” and “median holder age” are rough estimates that apply average US survival rates to each birth year, so they ignore immigration and name changes.
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