List of states and territories of the United States by GDP

Map of U.S. states, the federal district, and Puerto Rico by GDP in billions USD (2019).[7][6]

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List of U.S. states, federal district, and territories by GDP (millions of current dollars)[7]

Rank	State federal district or territory	GDP in the 3rd quarter of 2020 [note 1]	% of Nation	GDP per capita	Region
—	United States [note 2]	21,170,252[B]	100.00[B]	63,565
1	California	3,120,386	14.7	79,261	West
2	Texas	1,772,132	8.4	60,357	South
3	New York	1,705,127	8.1	88,180	Northeast
4	Florida	1,111,614	5.3	51,147	South
5	Illinois	875,671	4.1	69,566	Midwest
6	Pennsylvania	788,500	3.7	61,682	Northeast
7	Ohio	683,460	3.2	58,449	Midwest
8	Washington	632,013	3.0	82,147	West
9	Georgia	627,667	3.0	58,605	South
10	New Jersey	625,659	3.0	70,438	Northeast
11	North Carolina	594,126	2.8	56,045	South
12	Massachusetts	590,307	2.8	85,631	Northeast
13	Virginia	557,986	2.6	64,953	South
14	Michigan	524,828	2.5	52,658	Midwest
15	Maryland	427,616	2.0	70,612	Northeast
16	Colorado	394,271	2.0	67,887	West
17	Minnesota	379,388	1.8	67,071	Midwest
18	Indiana	379,293	1.8	56,149	Midwest
19	Arizona	378,297	1.8	50,973	West
20	Tennessee	369,063	1.7	53,589	South
21	Wisconsin	344,500	1.6	59,064	Midwest
22	Missouri	325,841	1.6	52,968	Midwest
23	Connecticut	283,601	1.3	79,730	Northeast
24	Oregon	253,849	1.2	59,848	West
25	South Carolina	245,473	1.2	47,043	South
26	Louisiana	244,577	1.2	52,649	South
27	Alabama	228,062	1.1	46,339	South
28	Kentucky	213,169	1.0	47,611	South
29	Utah	198,630	0.9	61,119	West
30	Iowa	195,353	0.9	61,560	Midwest
31	Oklahoma	186,883	0.9	46,886	South
32	Nevada	175,509	0.8	55,925	West
33	Kansas	175,465	0.8	60,218	Midwest
34	District of Columbia	144,653	0.7	191,445	Northeast
35	Arkansas	130,709	0.6	43,130	South
36	Nebraska	129,761	0.6	66,971	Midwest
37	Mississippi	115,900	0.5	39,065	South
38	New Mexico	100,777	0.5	47,845	West
39	Puerto Rico	104,989	0.48[A]	31,651[8]	South[D]
40	Hawaii	89,866	0.5	63,870	West
41	New Hampshire	86,319	0.4	63,178	Northeast
42	Idaho	85,552	0.4	46,828	West
43	West Virginia	74,511	0.3	41,747	South
44	Delaware	76,468	0.4	77,490	Northeast
45	Maine	67,129	0.3	49,719	Northeast
46	Rhode Island	61,081	0.3	57,780	Northeast
47	South Dakota	55,243	0.3	61,881	Midwest
48	North Dakota	54,044	0.3	70,613	Midwest
49	Montana	51,934	0.2	48,061	West
50	Alaska	50,413	0.2	68,949	West
51	Wyoming	36,000	0.2	61,814	West
52	Vermont	33,278	0.2	53,382	Northeast
53	Guam	5,920	0.03[A]	35,600[9]	West[C]
54	U.S. Virgin Islands	3,855	0.02[A]	37,000[10]	South[D]
55	Northern Mariana Islands	1,323	0.006[A]	24,500[11]	West[C]
56	American Samoa	636	0.003[A]	11,200[12]	West[C]

• Comparison between U.S. states and countries by GDP (nominal)
• Comparison between U.S. states and countries by GDP (PPP)
• List of states by adjusted per capita personal income
• List of U.S. states and territories by economic growth rate
• List of U.S. state economies
• List of cities by GDP
• List of U.S. states and territories by GDP per capita
• List of U.S. metropolitan areas by GDP
• List of U.S. metropolitan areas by GDP per capita

A. ^{^} Percentage is out of a separate United States GDP total which includes the U.S. territories (21,845,847 million).

B. ^{^} This excludes the U.S. territories. If the territories are included, the total is 21,845,847 million.[13] Percentages for states are determined from the version of the count that excludes territories (21,729,124 million).

C. ^{^} Outlying area of the Western United States

D. ^{^} Outlying area of the Southern United States