Oliver and Olivia were the number one baby names in Watford last year, it has been revealed.
Hertfordshire County Council compiled a top ten list for both boys and girls names of babies born in the county in 2014.
Muhammad and Jack came in second and third place for boys names, while Amelia and Ava completed the top three for girls names.
Watford baby names:
Boys: Oliver, Muhammad, Jack, Oscar, Henry, Leo, Louie, Joshua, Mohammed, Noah
Girls: Olivia, Amelia, Ava, Isabella, Mia, Lily, Zara, Grace, Chloe, Georgia
There are significant variations in popularity county-wide however and below is a breakdown of the most popular names by local authority.
Bishops Stortford baby names:
Boys: Thomas, Edward, Samuel, Benjamin, Charlie, Freddie, Harry, Jack, Sebastian, William
Girls: Emily, Lily, Amelia, Ava, Olivia, Ruby, Scarlett, Ella, Evie, Florence, Imogen, Lucy, Mia, Millie, Rose, Sophia and Sophie
Broxbourne baby names:
Boys: Logan, William, Henry, Daniel, Jude, James/Jamie, Luke, Max, Jax/Jaxon
Girls: Eden, Lily, Alice/Alicia, Rozana/Roseanna, Sophie/Sophia
Hatfield baby names:
Boys: Archie, Daniel, Harrison, Henry, Jack, Luke, Nathan, Oliver, Riley, Samuel
Girls: Elsie, Isabella, Amelia, Isla, Ava, Darcey, Olivia, Logan, Evie, Sophia
Hemel Hempstead baby names:
Boys: Archie, Daniel, Harrison, Henry, Jack, Luke, Nathan, Oliver, Riley, Samuel
Girls: Mia, Abigail, Emily, Poppy, Rosie, Sophie, Zoe, Alicia, Darcy, Elsie
Hertford baby names:
Boys: William, Henry, Oliver, Theodore, George, Alexander, Edward, Alfie, Jack, Samuel
Girls: Isabella, Alice, Georgia, Olivia, Eva, Evie, Penelope, Erin, Sophie, Chloe
St Albans baby names:
Boys: Charlie, Joshua, Harry, George, Alfie, Frederick, Oliver, Benjamin or Ben, Matthew, Muhammad (various spellings)
Girls: Sophia, Sophie, Emily, Lily, Charlotte, Isabella, Poppy, Rosie, Alice, Sara
Stevenage baby names:
Boys: George, Oliver, Jack, Joshua, James, Noah, Jacob, Charlie, Max, Ethan
Girls: Sophia/Sofia, Poppy, Isabella/Isabelle, Amelia, Isla, Lily, Olivia, Emily, Chloe, Ava, Ruby
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