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For my personal associations - and with this spelling especially - it leans masculine but it wouldn't shock or disappoint me to see it on a girl.

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It actually reached my long list for a girl when I was a teenager.

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I feel that Morgan is along the same vein - very gender neutral.

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I'm not sure what you mean by country or suburb so I don't feel like I can answer it.

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Riley on a boy is similar to Jack in the fact that I see it as quite a soft name that means well and is likeable.
For a girl it's tougher, still "nice", but with more strength to it.

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Top ~ Jack (b) and Juliet (g)
Bottom ~ Major (b), Morgan (g) and Kade (b)