March Birthdays

March 28 Birthday Statistics

People born on March 28 have a Aries birthday, the Aquamarine and bloodstone birthstone, and the Daffodil birth flower. This date is day 88 of a leap-year calendar and has a U.S. birthday rank of #155 out of 366 (2000–2014 births).

#155U.S. rank (2000–2014)AriesZodiacAquamarine and bloodstoneBirthstone278Days left in leap year

March 28 Birthday Overview

A March 28 birthday falls in late winter and early spring and carries the traditional symbols of March: Aquamarine and bloodstone as the birthstone and Daffodil as the birth flower. The zodiac sign is Aries, a Fire sign represented by the Ram.

The U.S. rank compares this date with all 366 calendar birthdays using recorded birth counts from 2000–2014. The counts and calculation method appear below.

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What Happened on March 28?

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How Common Is March 28?

March 28 ranks #155 of 366 by total births in this U.S. dataset. The file records 171,550 births on this month and day across 2000–2014, or 0.276% of its 62,187,024 recorded births.

Average when this date occurred
11,436.7 births across 15 occurrences
Lowest recorded count for this date
6,922 in 2010
Highest recorded count for this date
13,420 in 2007

These are historical counts for the United States, not a worldwide ranking or a forecast. Weekdays, holidays and year-to-year changes can affect the counts; this comparison does not establish their causes.

Source: U.S. births, 2000–2014, from the Social Security Administration dataset published by FiveThirtyEight. BirthdayStatistics.com aggregates the recorded counts by month and day. Data licensed CC BY 4.0. Method and limitations.