Meaning and history
From an English surname derived from a place name, probably meaning “enclosed valley” in Old English, Camden is also associated with the English historian William Camden (1551–1623), a notable bearer of the surname.
20062006: 1,621 births, rank #222
2007: 1,748 births, rank #218
2008: 1,936 births, rank #203
2009: 1,959 births, rank #194
2010: 2,105 births, rank #180
20112011: 2,411 births, rank #160
2012: 2,600 births, rank #156
2013: 3,897 births, rank #99
2014: 3,895 births, rank #101
2015: 3,771 births, rank #104
20162016: 3,344 births, rank #124
2017: 2,671 births, rank #148
2018: 2,562 births, rank #152
2019: 2,459 births, rank #159
2020: 2,311 births, rank #167
20212021: 2,205 births, rank #176
2022: 2,014 births, rank #188
2023: 2,022 births, rank #180
2024: 1,865 births, rank #193
20252025: 1,722 births, rank #205
Camden moved from #193 to #205 for boys between 2024 and 2025. Its highest annual birth count came in 2013, with 3,897 births.