1. Lilly/Lily
2. Ruby/Rubi
3. Chloe
4. Mia
5. Olivia
6. Isabella
7. Charlotte
8. Sophie
9. Sienna
10. Ella
11. Emily
12. Ava
13. Amelia
14. Grace
15. Sofia/Sophia
16. Zoe
17. Madison/Maddison
18. Isabel/Isabelle
19. Matilda
20. Lucy
21. Hannah/Hanah
22. Emma
23. Isla
24. Georgia
25. Scarlett
26. Jessica
27. Eva
28. Abigail
29. Evie
30. Jasmine
31. Zara
32. Summer
33. Chelsea
34. Sarah
35. Holly
36. Alexis
37. Layla
38. Ivy
39. Maya
40. Imogen
41. Hayley
42. Stella
43. Mila/Milla
44. Savannah
45. Charli/Charlie
46. Alice
47. Addison
48. Elizabeth
49. Bella
50. Molly
51. Paige
52. Willow
53. Harper
54. Ellie
55. Alyssa
56. Annabelle
57. Mackenzie
58. Poppy
59. Mikayla/ Makayla
60. Claire
61. Madeline/Madeleine
62. Indiana/Indianna
63. Tahlia
64. Amber
65. Audrey
66. Jade
67. Piper
68. Violet
69. Eliza
70. Phoebe
71. Evelyn
72. Lara
73. Lola
74. Anna
75. Samantha
76. Alexandra
77. Eden
78. Amelie
79. Amy
80. Abbey/Abbie/Abby
81. Aaliyah
82. Rose
83. Lillian
84. Caitlin
85. Alana
86. Victoria
87. Leah
88. Kayla
89. Eve
90. Erin
91. Heidi
92. Madeline
93. Eloise
94. Angelina
95. Tayla/Taylah/Taylor
96. Natalie
97. Gabriella
98. Ashley
99. Stephanie
100. Rachel
Top 100 Baby Girl Names in Australia for 2011
26 Thursday Apr 2012
Posted in Name Data
Waltzing More Than Matilda 
I am curious how Tayla and Taylor are considered the same name? I know, at least in England, that the a can sound like an er but it is still different. Like Anna and Anner wouldn’t be considered the same name.
I’m just wondering. The differences in the English language fascinate Mr.
Both Behind the Name and Nameberry say that Tayla is a variant spelling of Taylor, so they may have consulted them?
Oh okay. I just thought it might be a pronunciation thing. It confused me.
Haha, I was going to search if you had done an Australian top 100 and when I viewed the home page it was right there! 🙂 So happy.
What gets me is that Ella and Ellie are there but not beautiful Eleanor which I think is the best out of the three, well it is in the A.C.T top 100…Well, I’m going to use it anyway. 🙂
Thank you for sharing!
Eleanor is a beautiful name! You’ve made a great choice.
It is only just outside the top 100 and skyrocketing, so I think we’ll see it in the NSW Top 100 within a few years, and maybe a little longer to go national.