How Common Is Your Birthday? Chart From Harvard & N.Y.Times Tells You

Here's a data table from the New York Times.com  and  Harvard University  listing each day of the year with a ranking for how many babies were born on each date from 1973 to 1999. Some interesting trends are evident in the data. Apparently, people like to make babies around the winter holiday season because a large proportion of babies are born in September (mine is September 26th, by the way).

Sept. 16 was most... common. Feb. 29* was least common. This heatmap is an effort to visualize the trends, with darker shades representing more births Check out the chart, then let me know how popular your birthday is in the comments section below.

[The Daily Viz, NY Times via BuzzFeed]