Cassandra

Cassandra across 4 registrars

• Cassandra did not peak everywhere at once. It reached its best position in Republic of Ireland in 1986 and in Norway in 2010, 24 years later.
• Its last ten ranked years point in different directions: up in England and Wales, down in Republic of Ireland and Norway.
• The longest ranked record is in New South Wales, Australia, from 1969 to 1999.

Each panel runs 1969 to 2025, top of the panel is #1 on a log scale, with guide lines at #1 and #100. Filled dot: best rank. Open dot: latest rank. Read from 4 official registrars with at least 10 ranked years. Where a registrar publishes separate lists by sex, the better rank for each year is used. A 'meaningful' move is 10 or more places. Lists start in different years, so an earlier first year shows the list is older, not that the name arrived there first, and a best rank in the first years of a list is not compared as a peak. Ranks show position, and cannot show why a name moved.

Where Cassandra is officially recorded

7 official registrars have recorded Cassandra, between 1969 and 2025. Each registrar publishes for its own population on its own methodology, so the positions below are each one country's own ranking and are not comparable with one another.

Its high point came 38 years earlier in Republic of Ireland (1986) than in Scotland (2024).