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Revealed: Top ten baby names of 2015

Jack was the top name for baby boys for an eighth consecutive year
Jack was the top name for baby boys for an eighth consecutive year

Jack and Isla were the most popular baby names for boys and girls in north and north-east Scotland this year.

Figures from the Scottish Government reveal 91 boys born this year were named Jack, while 80 girls were named Isla.

Young Jack’s topped the table in Aberdeen, Aberdeeshire and the Highlands, with James and John proving popular elsewhere.

Noah was the most popular name in Moray, with 11 babies receiving the biblical epitaph.

For girls, Isla was most popular in Argyll and Bute and Moray – and was only just pipped at the post in Aberdeenshire and the Highlands.

Amelia was the most popular name in Aberdeen and the Western Isles, while Sophie was most popular in the Highlands.

Nationally, the most popular boys name was Jack, while the most popular girls name was Emily.

Muhammed was the chosen name in Glasgow.

Other names chosen across north and north-east Scotland include Logan, Charlie, Daniel Joshua and Alfie.

Girls names include Ava, Jessica, Erin, Skye, Iona and Esme.

Here’s the top baby names from you area:

Aberdeen City

Boys

1. Jack: 22 babies
2. Daniel: 20 babies
2. Oliver: 20 babies
4. Alexander: 18 babies
5. Alfie: 15 babies
6. Harry: 14 babies
7. Adam: 13 babies
8. Thomas: 12 babies
9. Aaron: 11 babies
9. Finlay: 11 babies
9. Harrison: 11 babies
9. Lucas: 11 babies

Girls

1. Amelia: 24 babies
2. Olivia: 21 babies
2. Sophie: 21 babies
4. Isla: 18 babies
4. Mia: 18 babies
6. Emily: 17 babies
6. Jessica: 17 babies
8. Ella: 14 babies
9. Chloe: 11 babies
9. Millie: 11 babies

Aberdeenshire

Boys

1. Jack: 30 babies
2. James: 29 babies
3. Finlay: 25 babies
3. Lewis: 25 babies
5. Joshua: 24 babies
6. Alexander: 23 babies
7. Cameron: 20 babies
8. Harris: 18 babies
9. Logan: 17 babies
9. Oliver: 17 babies

Girls

1. Ava: 26 babies
1. Isla:  26 babies
3. Emily: 22 babies
4. Ella: 21 babies
5. Olivia: 20 babies
6. Charlotte: 18 babies
6. Lucy: 18 babies
6. Sophie: 18 babies
9. Eilidh: 15 babies
9. Ellie: 15 babies
9. Freya: 15 babies
9. Jessica: 15 babies

Highland

Boys

1. Jack: 28 babies
2. James: 20 babies
3. Alexander: 18 babies
3. Oliver: 18 babies
5. Alfie: 16 babies
6. Logan: 15 babies
7. Finlay: 14 babies
7. Lewis: 14 babies
9. Harris: 13 babies
9. Noah: 13 babies

Girls

1. Sophie: 21 babies
2. Isla 17: babies
3. Lucy 16: babies
3. Olivia 16: babies
5. Amelia 13: babies
5. Grace 13: babies
5. Lily 13: babies
8. Eilidh 12: babies
8. Emily 12: babies
10. Ava 11: babies

Moray

Boys

1. Noah 11 babies
2. Leo 9 babies
3. Jack 8 babies
4. Alexander 7 babies
4. Charlie 7 babies
6. Daniel 6 babies
6. Ethan 6 babies
6. Liam 6 babies
6. Oliver 6 babies
10. Finlay 5 babies
10. James 5 babies
10. Mason 5 babies
10. Thomas 5 babies
10. William 5 babies

Girls 

1. Isla: 8 babies
2. Chloe: 7 babies
2. Emily: 7 babies
4. Ava: 6 babies
4. Esme: 6 babies
4. Grace: 6 babies
7. Eilidh: 5 babies
7. Ella: 5 babies
7. Holly: 5 babies
7. Skye: 5 babies
7. Sophie: 5 babies