Statistics for the First Name TYLER

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• TYLER is ranked as the 616th most popular given name in the United States with an estimated population of 77,520.
• This name is in the top percentile, this means that nearly 0% of all the first names are more popular.
• There are 24.31 people named TYLER for every 100,000 Americans.
• Based on the analysis of 100 years worth of data from the Social Security Administration's (SSA) Baby Names database, the estimated population of people named TYLER is 569,673
• According to our algorithm there are 8,678 last names associated with the first name TYLER.

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The race and Hispanic origin distribution of the people with the name TYLER is 81.5% White, 2.8% Hispanic origin, 11.8% Black, 1.8% Asian or Pacific Islander, 1.4% Two or More Races, and 0.7% American Indian or Alaskan Native. These figures should be considered only as a rough estimate. The purpose of this graph is to compare the name's specific race and Hispanic origin distribution to the distribution in the general population of the US.

The vertical blue bars represent the race distribution of people that have the name. The yellow horizontal lines represent the race distribution of the general population. The amount by which the blue bars extend past the yellow horizontal lines determines how likely a person with the name will be part of a given race or Hispanic origin group.

On this basis, the people with the name TYLER have a higher likelyhood of being White and a lower likelyhood of being Hispanic origin.

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• The state with the most people named TYLER is California where 9,321 people have this name.
• Maine is the state where you are most likely to meet a person named TYLER, as 108.75 in every 100,000 Mainer have this name.
• Highest percentile rank of any state for this name is 0.99, this rank was reached in the states of Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Wisconsin, California, Washington, Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Florida, North Carolina and Texas.
• The lowest percentile rank of any state is 0.85 as is the case in the state of Alaska.
• The state with the biggest positive difference between the actual state population and the projected state population based on the national average is Washington (where the blue bar extends past the yellow vertical line) with a difference of 2,541 more people than projected.
• The state with the biggest negative difference between the actual state population and the projected state population based on the national average is New York (where the blue bar does not extend past the yellow vertical line) with a difference of 2,033 fewer people than projected.