How popular is “Berklee” in the USA?

This chart shows how many people named “Berklee” were born each year.

Due to changes to population growth and data collection rates over time, this isn't a good chart for understanding popularity.

This chart shows how the popularity of “Berklee” has changed over time.

Popularity is the number of people named “Berklee” born in that year divided by the total number of births for that year.

This chart shows how “Berklee” has been used as gendered name over time. The scale ranges from 1 (only females) to -1 (only males).

Sex is a required field in SSA's Social Security Card applications (only 2 options). Most applications are filed around a person's time of birth.

This table shows the data used in the above charts.

Year	Count	Proportion	Females	Males	Bias toward female
1992	5	0.000001302	5		100%
1998	6	0.000001631	6		100%
1999	6	0.000001624	6		100%
2000	6	0.000001587	6		100%
2001	7	0.00000187	7		100%
2002	9	0.000002408	9		100%
2003	8	0.000002104	8		100%
2004	6	0.00000157	6		100%
2005	9	0.000002341	9		100%
2006	15	0.000003792	15		100%
2007	13	0.000003252	13		100%
2008	30	0.000007632	30		100%
2009	34	0.0000089	34		100%
2010	39	0.000010553	39		100%
2011	41	0.000011209	41		100%
2012	59	0.000016132	59		100%
2013	40	0.000010972	40		100%
2014	43	0.000011602	43		100%
2015	78	0.000021076	73	5	87%
2016	111	0.000030256	105	6	89%
2017	67	0.000018735	62	5	85%
2018	132	0.000037544	127	5	92%
2019	94	0.000027082	88	6	87%
2020	94	0.000028139	94		100%
2021	91	0.00002686	91		100%
2022	62	0.000018326	62		100%
2023	67	0.000020234	67		100%
2024	46	0.00001382	46		100%

These names are alphabetically near to Berklee: