The most popular baby names of 2016 have been announced.

Sophia and Jackson have again topped the baby names list of 2016, according to US website BabyCenter.

Oliver and Elijah were new contenders to the top 10 boys’ list, sneaking in at number nine and 10.

Riley, Aria and Charlotte were also new to the top 10 – at seven, eight and 10 respectively on the girls’ list.

Lily just fell out of the top 10, placing at 11 while Jacob and Logan also dropped out of the top 10 for boys.

For girls, gender-neutral Peyton made the biggest leap of the year, shooting up 43 spots on the girls chart to land at 41, and Kylie fell 20 places – sliding down to 66. (Post continues after gallery.)

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The biggest winner for boys was Mateo, which flew up 30 places and Parker was the biggest loser plummeting 19 spots to 89.

BabyCenter says it provides a “true measure” of popularity by compiling their list from a huge database of names given to babies this year.

Their list “combines names that have different spellings but sound the same” – like Sophia and Sofia, or Jackson and Jaxon.

See the full list below.

Boys top 100:

1. Jackson

2. Aiden

3. Lucas

4. Liam

5. Noah

6. Ethan

7. Mason

8. Caden

9. Oliver

10. Elijah

11. Grayson

12. Jacob

13. Michael

14. Benjamin

15. Carter

16. James

17. Jayden

18. Logan

19. Alexander

20. Caleb

21. Ryan

22. Luke

23. Daniel

24. Jack

25. William

26. Owen

27. Gabriel

28. Matthew

29. Connor

30. Jayce

31. Isaac

32. Sebastian

33. Henry

34. Muhammad

35. Cameron

36. Wyatt

37. Dylan

38. Nathan

39. Nicholas

40. Julian

41. Eli

42. Levi

43. Isaiah

44. Landon

45. David

46. Christian

47. Andrew

48. Brayden

49. John

50. Lincoln

51. Samuel

52. Joseph

53. Hunter

54. Joshua

55. Mateo

56. Dominic

57. Adam

58. Leo

59. Ian

60. Josiah

61. Anthony

62. Colton

63. Max

64. Thomas

65. Evan

66. Nolan

67. Aaron

68. Carson

69. Christopher

70. Hudson

71. Cooper

72. Adrian

73. Jonathan

74. Jason

75. Charlie

76. Miles

77. Jeremiah

78. Gavin

79. Asher

80. Austin

81. Ezra

82. Chase

83. Alex

84. Xavier

85. Jordan

86. Tristan

87. Easton

88. Zachary

89. Parker

90. Bryson

91. Tyler

92. Camden

93. Damian

94. Declan

95. Elliot

96. Elias

97. Cole

98. Harrison

99. Zane

100. Kai (Post continues after audio.)

Girls top 100:

1. Sophia

2. Emma

3. Olivia

4. Ava

5. Mia

6. Isabella

7. Riley

8. Aria

9. Zoe

10. Charlotte

11. Lily

12. Layla

13. Amelia

14. Emily

15. Madelyn

16. Aubrey

17. Adalyn

18. Madison

19. Chloe

20. Harper

21. Abigail

22. Aaliyah

23. Avery

24. Evelyn

25. Kaylee

26. Ella

27. Ellie

28. Scarlett

29. Arianna

30. Hailey

31. Nora

32. Addison

33. Brooklyn

34. Hannah

35. Mila

36. Leah

37. Elizabeth

38. Sarah

39. Eliana

40. Mackenzie

41. Peyton

42. Maria

43. Grace

44. Adeline

45. Elena

46. Anna

47. Victoria

48. Camilla

49. Lillian

50. Natalie

51. Isabelle

52. Skyler

53. Maya

54. Lucy

55. Lila

56. Audrey

57. Makayla

58. Penelope

59. Claire

60. Kennedy

61. Paisley

62. Savannah

63. Alaina

64. Gabriella

65. Violet

66. Kylie

67. Charlie

68. Stella

69. Allison

70. Liliana

71. Eva

72. Callie

73. Kinsley

74. Reagan

75. Sophie

76. Alyssa

77. Alice

78. Caroline

79. Aurora

80. Eleanor

81. Juliana

82. Annabelle

83. Emilia

84. Sadie

85. Bella

86. Julia

87. Keira

88. Bailey

89. Hazel

90. Jocelyn

91. London

92. Samantha

93. Vivian

94. Gianna

95. Alexandra

96. Cora

97. Melanie

98. Everly

99. Jordyn

100. Luna

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