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Names in Madrid

7,113,883 people were living in Madrid on 1 January 2025. These are the names they hold – not the names given to children born there, which is a different count and is not published this far down.

The twenty most common

Women

PlaceNamePeopleShare
1Maria Carmen81,5042.20%
2Maria69,3341.87%
3Laura44,4751.20%
4Maria Pilar42,5171.15%
5Cristina39,5091.07%
6Lucia39,3001.06%
7Carmen38,8621.05%
8Marta38,7631.05%
9Maria Teresa35,7390.96%
10Ana Maria35,6370.96%
11Ana32,6420.88%
12Sara32,3280.87%
13Maria Angeles32,0820.87%
14Maria Isabel31,1420.84%
15Elena30,8650.83%
16Paula30,0320.81%
17Isabel29,9550.81%
18Raquel28,3920.77%
19Beatriz27,4810.74%
20Maria Luisa26,0850.70%

Men

PlaceNamePeopleShare
1Antonio62,0881.82%
2David60,8751.79%
3Javier58,8351.73%
4Daniel55,4641.63%
5Carlos53,7281.58%
6Manuel50,5481.48%
7Alejandro48,7781.43%
8Jose Luis46,9581.38%
9Pablo43,2221.27%
10Alvaro40,6901.19%
11Jose40,3801.19%
12Francisco Javier40,3371.18%
13Francisco40,3041.18%
14Jesus39,8391.17%
15Miguel Angel39,2971.15%
16Jorge37,6401.10%
17Fernando37,3261.10%
18Sergio37,2261.09%
19Alberto35,5981.04%
20Angel35,4791.04%

Places are shared where names tie. The rate is the source's own figure, the share of everyone of that sex in the province.

How deep the list goes

WomenMen
People counted 3,706,456 3,407,427
Names published 5,000 5,000
People those names cover 3,000,248 (80.9%) 2,872,039 (84.3%)
Rarest name shown 27 people 28 people

These lists are full. The source prints at most 5,000 names for one province and sex, and Madrid reached that limit exactly. So the list stops at a name held by 27 people rather than at the 5 the source gives as its threshold, and the missing percentage above is made up of names that exist and were not printed. Either way the cut lands inside a tie that the source breaks alphabetically, so the last few names here are an accident of the alphabet rather than a fact about Madrid.

Source: INE, Censo anual de poblacion - frecuencia de nombres por provincia. Residents of Spain counted by the forename they hold, from the annual population census, not by year of birth. This is a count of people alive and living in the province on the census date, whenever they were born, and cannot be compared with the birth figures elsewhere on the site. A name held by fewer than five people in a province is withheld, and the source prints at most 5,000 names per province and sex.