Raul

Given to 88,524 US babies since 1904

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Rank in 2025
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recorded as girls
#634
recorded as boys
Babies in 2025
440
boys 440
Peak year
1995
1,512 babies recorded as boys
All-time total
88,524
since 1904

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Babies per 1,000 (same sex), 1880–2025

Recorded as girls Recorded as boys
Babies per 1,000 (same sex), 1880–2025Raul was most popular in 1995, when 1,512 babies recorded as boys got the name (0.79 per 1,000). In 2025, 440 babies were named Raul, ranking #634 for babies recorded as boys. Compared with 2018–2020, it's about the same.00.250.50.75118801900192019401960198020002020Peak 1995 Babies per 1,000 (same sex), 1880–2025Raul was most popular in 1995, when 1,512 babies recorded as boys got the name (0.79 per 1,000). In 2025, 440 babies were named Raul, ranking #634 for babies recorded as boys. Compared with 2018–2020, it's about the same.00.250.50.7511880192019602000Peak 1995

Raul was most popular in 1995, when 1,512 babies recorded as boys got the name (0.79 per 1,000). In 2025, 440 babies were named Raul, ranking #634 for babies recorded as boys. Compared with 2018–2020, it's about the same.

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YearGirlsRankBoysRank
2025 <5 — 440 634
2024 <5 — 466 611
2023 <5 — 477 594
2022 <5 — 539 554
2021 <5 — 455 610
2020 <5 — 505 557
2019 <5 — 552 517
2018 <5 — 551 513
2017 <5 — 556 519
2016 <5 — 652 468
2015 <5 — 693 443
2014 <5 — 727 422
2013 <5 — 722 409
2012 <5 — 722 403
2011 <5 — 835 360
2010 <5 — 926 340
2009 <5 — 1,015 315
2008 5 17504 1,180 288
2007 <5 — 1,387 255
2006 <5 — 1,355 255
2005 8 11834 1,332 248
2004 5 16099 1,381 242
2003 6 13844 1,401 238
2002 <5 — 1,407 240
2001 <5 — 1,439 235
2000 <5 — 1,519 223
1999 5 14411 1,469 228
1998 <5 — 1,373 232
1997 6 12070 1,406 219
1996 6 11807 1,493 207
1995 9 8766 1,512 201
1994 5 13430 1,452 199
1993 14 6264 1,497 204
1992 12 7067 1,488 207
1991 <5 — 1,458 214
1990 14 6131 1,461 209
1989 10 7449 1,359 209
1988 12 6277 1,235 212
1987 12 5923 1,184 211
1986 15 4964 1,164 208
1985 11 6031 1,108 218
1984 13 5222 1,106 208
1983 14 4884 1,141 208
1982 10 6371 1,223 202
1981 7 8128 1,318 190
1980 12 5544 1,288 189
1979 <5 — 1,119 212
1978 8 6948 1,036 209
1977 10 5888 1,016 217
1976 8 6611 1,111 199
1975 11 5161 1,038 208
1974 12 4720 1,065 209
1973 7 6666 959 225
1972 7 6558 1,050 212
1971 9 5543 1,116 211
1970 12 4492 1,038 226
1969 <5 — 843 248
1968 9 4779 885 241
1967 15 3340 852 240
1966 6 5809 844 247
1965 10 4202 793 263
1964 <5 — 836 265
1963 8 4896 852 262
1962 7 5293 816 268
1961 5 6567 881 267
1960 5 6390 905 263
1959 7 5031 846 272
1958 5 6103 865 264
1957 <5 — 846 259
1956 8 4467 812 252
1955 12 3377 798 249
1954 5 5753 782 248
1953 8 4226 738 255
1952 5 5563 713 256
1951 5 5414 704 251
1950 5 5301 646 255
1949 <5 — 646 254
1948 <5 — 615 266
1947 5 5295 572 288
1946 5 4960 482 295
1945 <5 — 487 268
1944 5 4574 393 301
1943 <5 — 371 318
1942 <5 — 345 325
1941 5 4420 291 337
1940 <5 — 304 325
1939 5 4250 322 310
1938 5 4342 303 315
1937 <5 — 264 334
1936 5 4181 282 320
1935 <5 — 324 302
1934 9 2923 313 307
1933 8 3109 320 296
1932 <5 — 338 302
1931 <5 — 364 290
1930 5 4550 408 281
1929 7 3682 422 271
1928 <5 — 375 292
1927 <5 — 361 304
1926 <5 — 306 328
1925 <5 — 282 349
1924 <5 — 307 331
1923 <5 — 217 408
1922 <5 — 203 421
1921 <5 — 195 437
1920 <5 — 179 454
1919 <5 — 109 574
1918 <5 — 101 611
1917 <5 — 93 616
1916 <5 — 82 647
1915 <5 — 88 614
1914 <5 — 51 734
1913 <5 — 53 604
1912 <5 — 29 816
1911 <5 — 18 759
1910 <5 — 16 755
1909 <5 — 10 951
1908 <5 — 8 1021
1907 <5 — <5 —
1906 <5 — 9 852
1905 <5 — <5 —
1904 <5 — 8 874

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Where Raul is most popular

Times more common than the national rate, 2016–2025.

Recorded as girls 1% · boys 99% across all years