Bighorn

How common is the last name Bighorn?

About this name

We do not yet have a written origin for Bighorn, so here is what the census records show.

Surname origins are rarely settled, and we would rather say nothing than guess. The sources below are the best places to look, and our guide to how surnames began explains the usual types.

Names nearby in the census

#151,532

Bighorn was the 151,532nd most common surname in the 2010 US Census, with 108 people, about 0.0 in every 100,000.

Who carries it

White (non-Hispanic)5.6%
Hispanic or Latino10.2%
Black (non-Hispanic)<0.1%
Asian or Pacific Islander<0.1%
Two or more races5.6%
American Indian or Alaska Native77.8%

Check the sources

Forebears: where Bighorn is found around the world
The Internet Surname Database: a second opinion on the origin
US Census Bureau: the 2010 surname figures used here

For a name you are serious about, compare the dictionaries: Reaney and Wilson, A Dictionary of English Surnames; Hanks, Dictionary of American Family Names.