Baby Names Inspired By Different Places

There is definitely a growing trend of baby names inspired by famous places in the world. Whether it’s a famous city, state or country, parents are starting to commemorate a baby conceived in a specific location. Here are some of the most unique named places around the world, which could inspire one of your next baby names.

Monaco.

The smallest French speaking country in the world. Constitutional monarchy located along the French Riviera.

Kona.

This district located on the Big Island of Hawaii, and in the Hawaiian language, means leeward or dry side of the island.

Quintana.

Quintana Roo is the home of the city Cancun and located in Southeastern Mexico. Joan Didion, Author and journalist, named her daughter Quintana Roo.

Chennai.

Formerly known as Madras, is the capital of the Indian state of Tamil Nadu. The city is the third-largest of population with Mumbai and Dehli in lead.

Brooklyn.

Of the five boroughs in New York City, this is the most populous of all. During the 19th century, it was named the second of third largest city in America.

Alexandria.

Named after the city in Virginia, this name was considered one of the hottest names in early 2000’s.

Aspen.

A popular tourist destination in Colorado made famous by its world class ski resorts.

Bronx.

It’s the northernmost of the five boroughs of New York City and was the last of the 62 counties of New York to be incorporated.

Camden.

There are several towns and cities across the world with the name “Camden.” There’s a quaint seaside town that shares the name in Maine.

Carmel.

Hebrew origin, and means garden of fruit. Also known for as the absolutely gorgeous seaside and quaint town in Northern California.

Charlotte.

Known as a popular town in North Carolina, this is also the name of The Duchess of Cambridge’s new baby, Princess Charlotte.

Kyngston.

Derived from Old English origins, this name has the meaning from the king’s estate. The English version is spelled “Kingston.”

Cleveland.

Ohio is the home to this Midwestern city. Named after an Old English name meaning ‘land near the hill’.

Eugene.

This is an old fashion name, but a wonderful classic choice. When speaking of the city, this is the second largest city in the state of Oregon.