Meaning and history
From an English surname that originally referred to someone who lived near or worked on a bridge.
20062006: 167 births, rank #1,070
2007: 181 births, rank #1,038
2008: 206 births, rank #968
2009: 242 births, rank #867
2010: 219 births, rank #920
20112011: 207 births, rank #957
2012: 217 births, rank #936
2013: 230 births, rank #904
2014: 211 births, rank #986
2015: 198 births, rank #1,023
20162016: 263 births, rank #855
2017: 221 births, rank #944
2018: 229 births, rank #927
2019: 242 births, rank #908
2020: 239 births, rank #931
20212021: 357 births, rank #723
2022: 348 births, rank #739
2023: 348 births, rank #750
2024: 319 births, rank #790
20252025: 383 births, rank #701
Bridger rose from #790 to #701 for boys between 2024 and 2025. That year also produced its highest recorded birth count, at 383.