This is a list of first-level country subdivisions which have a nominal Gross domestic product in excess of US$ 100 billion. Those subdivisions which are the largest in their respective countries are shown in bold.
Note: the use of nominal GDP and currency conversion in this list makes inter-area comparison difficult
List of country subdivisions by nominal GDP (in millions of USD)
| Rank |
First-level country subdivision |
Country |
GDP |
Year |
| 1 |
California |
United States |
2,050,700 |
2012[1] |
| 2 |
England |
United Kingdom |
2,050,000 |
2012[citation needed] |
| 3 |
Texas |
United States |
1,391,400 |
2012[1] |
| 4 |
New York |
United States |
1,199,900 |
2012[1] |
| 5 |
Tokyo |
Japan |
1,065,000 |
2012[2] |
| 6 |
Guangdong |
China |
904,046 |
2012[3] |
| 7 |
Jiangsu |
China |
856,368 |
2012[3] |
| 8 |
Shandong |
China |
792,289 |
2012[3] |
| 9 |
Florida |
United States |
781,100 |
2012[1] |
| 10 |
North Rhine-Westphalia |
Germany |
747,818 |
2012[4] |
| 11 |
Île-de-France |
France |
738,037 |
2009[5] |
| 12 |
Central Federal District |
Russia |
725,100 |
2012[6] |
| 13 |
São Paulo |
Brazil |
721,300 |
2012[7] |
| 14 |
Illinois |
United States |
699,600 |
2012[1] |
| 15 |
Ontario |
Canada |
673,638 |
2012[8] |
| 16 |
Pennsylvania |
United States |
603,200 |
2012[1] |
| 17 |
Bavaria |
Germany |
598,074 |
2012[4] |
| - |
Russian SFSR |
Former Soviet Union |
568,872 |
1990[9] |
| 18 |
Zhejiang |
China |
548,219 |
2012[3] |
| 19 |
Ohio |
United States |
504,600 |
2012[1] |
| 20 |
New Jersey |
United States |
501,100 |
2012[1] |
| 21 |
Baden-Württemberg |
Germany |
500,417 |
2012[4] |
| 22 |
Henan |
China |
472,240 |
2012[3] |
| 23 |
North Carolina |
United States |
458,500 |
2012[1] |
| 24 |
Virginia |
United States |
443,700 |
2012[1] |
| 25 |
Lombardy |
Italy |
442,088 |
2011[10] |
| 26 |
Georgia |
United States |
437,500 |
2012[1] |
| 27 |
Osaka |
Japan |
430,000 |
2011[citation needed] |
| 28 |
Hebei |
China |
420,990 |
2012[3] |
| 29 |
New South Wales |
Australia |
419,900 |
2010[11] |
| 30 |
Massachusetts |
United States |
408,600 |
2012[1] |
| 31 |
Michigan |
United States |
403,900 |
2012[1] |
| 32 |
Liaoning |
China |
392,892 |
2012[3] |
| 33 |
Aichi |
Japan |
382,000 |
2011[citation needed] |
| 34 |
Sichuan |
China |
377,819 |
2012[3] |
| 35 |
Washington |
United States |
372,100 |
2012[1] |
| 36 |
Maharashtra |
India |
371,000 |
2013[12] |
| 37 |
Kanagawa |
Japan |
361,000 |
2011[citation needed] |
| 38 |
Hubei |
China |
352,478 |
2012[3] |
| 39 |
Hunan |
China |
350,958 |
2012[3] |
| 40 |
Quebec |
Canada |
349,664 |
2011[13] |
| 41 |
Shanghai |
China |
318,437 |
2012[3] |
| 42 |
Fujian |
China |
312,107 |
2012[3] |
| 43 |
Maryland |
United States |
312,100 |
2012[1] |
| 44 |
Alberta |
Canada |
298,539 |
2011[14] |
| 45 |
Lower Saxony |
Germany |
295,859 |
2012[4] |
| 46 |
Hessen |
Germany |
295,511 |
2012[4] |
| 47 |
Minnesota |
United States |
294,400 |
2012[1] |
| 48 |
Flemish Region |
Belgium |
294,065 |
2011[15] |
| 49 |
Victoria |
Australia |
293,313 |
2010[11] |
| 50 |
Volga Federal District |
Russia |
293,000 |
2011[6] |
| 51 |
Indiana |
United States |
290,700 |
2012[1] |
| 52 |
Beijing |
China |
281,996 |
2012[3] |
| 53 |
Tennessee |
United States |
278,500 |
2012[1] |
| 54 |
Colorado |
United States |
276,900 |
2012[1] |
| 55 |
Anhui |
China |
272,666 |
2012[3] |
| 56 |
Arizona |
United States |
269,200 |
2012[1] |
| 57 |
Wisconsin |
United States |
265,800 |
2012[1] |
| 58 |
Ural Federal District |
Russia |
263,040 |
2011[6] |
| 59 |
Hong Kong |
China |
263,036 |
2012[16] |
| 60 |
Louisiana |
United States |
262,900 |
2012[1] |
| 61 |
Missouri |
United States |
258,500 |
2012[1] |
| 62 |
Seoul |
South Korea |
257,747 |
2012[17] |
| 63 |
Federal District |
Mexico |
257,000 |
2011[citation needed] |
| 64 |
Catalonia |
Spain |
255,204 |
2012[18] |
| 65 |
Queensland |
Australia |
254,550 |
2010[11] |
| 66 |
Rhône-Alpes |
France |
254,300 |
2011[citation needed] |
| 67 |
Inner Mongolia |
China |
253,281 |
2012[3] |
| 68 |
Saitama |
Japan |
248,000 |
2011[citation needed] |
| 69 |
Lazio |
Italy |
242,000 |
2011[citation needed] |
| 70 |
Community of Madrid |
Spain |
241,870 |
2012[18] |
| 71 |
Connecticut |
United States |
240,300 |
2012[1] |
| 72 |
Chiba |
Japan |
233,000 |
2011[citation needed] |
| 73 |
Shaanxi |
China |
228,930 |
2012[3] |
| 74 |
Gyeonggi-do |
South Korea |
220,770 |
2012[19] |
| 75 |
British Columbia |
Canada |
220,155 |
2011[20] |
| 76 |
Rio de Janeiro |
Brazil |
220,000 |
2011[citation needed] |
| 77 |
Hokkaido |
Japan |
219,300 |
2011[citation needed] |
| 78 |
Istanbul |
Turkey |
217,800 |
2012[21][22] |
| 79 |
Heilongjiang |
China |
216,896 |
2012[3] |
| 80 |
Hyogo |
Japan |
216,500 |
2011[citation needed] |
| 81 |
Scotland |
United Kingdom |
215,368 |
2011[23] |
| 82 |
Fukuoka |
Japan |
213,400 |
2011[citation needed] |
| 83 |
Abu Dhabi |
United Arab Emirates |
212,000 |
2011[citation needed] |
| 84 |
Western Australia |
Australia |
208,000 |
2011[citation needed] |
| 85 |
Guangxi |
China |
206,432 |
2012[3] |
| 86 |
Oregon |
United States |
204,900 |
2012[1] |
| 87 |
Jiangxi |
China |
204,649 |
2012[3] |
| 88 |
Tianjin |
China |
204,122 |
2012[3] |
| 89 |
Andhra Pradesh |
India |
204,000 |
2013[12] |
| 90 |
Veneto |
Italy |
202,500 |
2011[citation needed] |
| 91 |
Siberian Federal District |
Russia |
201,190 |
2011[6] |
| 92 |
Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur |
France |
199,200 |
2011[citation needed] |
| 93 |
Northwestern Federal District |
Russia |
197,640 |
2011[6] |
| 94 |
Tamil Nadu |
India |
197,000 |
2013[12] |
| 95 |
Shanxi |
China |
191,886 |
2012[3] |
| 96 |
Emilia–Romagna |
Italy |
191,500 |
2011[citation needed] |
| 97 |
Jilin |
China |
189,114 |
2012[3] |
| 98 |
Shizuoka |
Japan |
183,600 |
2011[citation needed] |
| 99 |
South Holland |
Netherlands |
182,000 |
2011[citation needed] |
| 100 |
Chongqing |
China |
181,529 |
2012[3] |
| 101 |
Andalusia |
Spain |
180,844 |
2012[18] |
| 102 |
Riyadh |
Saudi Arabia |
180,000 |
2011[citation needed] |
| 103 |
Alabama |
United States |
178,500 |
2012[1] |
| 104 |
Minas Gerais |
Brazil |
176,234 |
2009[citation needed] |
| 105 |
Piedmont |
Italy |
175,000 |
2011[citation needed] |
| 106 |
Gujarat |
India |
173,000 |
2013[24] |
| 107 |
South Carolina |
United States |
172,600 |
2012[1] |
| 108 |
Kentucky |
United States |
171,600 |
2012[1] |
| 109 |
Central Java |
Indonesia |
170,000 |
2011[citation needed] |
| 110 |
Yunnan |
China |
163,324 |
2012[3] |
| 111 |
Oklahoma |
United States |
162,900 |
2012[1] |
| 112 |
Rio Grande do Sul |
Brazil |
161,000 |
2011[citation needed] |
| 113 |
Buenos Aires |
Argentina |
160,000 |
2011[citation needed] |
| 114 |
Iowa |
United States |
157,300 |
2012[1] |
| 115 |
Uttar Pradesh |
India |
157,000 |
2013[12] |
| 116 |
Stockholm |
Sweden |
156,000 |
2011[citation needed] |
| 117 |
North Holland |
Netherlands |
152,000 |
2011[citation needed] |
| 118 |
Rhineland-Palatinate |
Germany |
151,170 |
2012[4] |
| 119 |
Southern Finland |
Finland |
150,000 |
2011[citation needed] |
| 10 |
Tuscany |
Italy |
149,500 |
2011[citation needed] |
| 121 |
Metro Manila |
Philippines |
149,000 |
2008[25] |
| 122 |
Karnataka |
India |
144,000 |
2013[12] |
| 12 |
Zurich |
Switzerland |
140,600 |
2011[citation needed] |
| 124 |
Nord-Pas-de-Calais |
France |
140,100 |
2011[citation needed] |
| 125 |
Makkah |
Saudi Arabia |
140,000 |
2011[citation needed] |
| 126 |
Marmara |
Turkey |
139,200 |
2012[26][27] |
| 127 |
Campania |
Italy |
136,800 |
2011[citation needed] |
| 128 |
Kansas |
United States |
136,700 |
2012[1] |
| 129 |
Pays de la Loire |
France |
136,500 |
2011[citation needed] |
| 130 |
Nevada |
United States |
135,700 |
2012[1] |
| 131 |
Gauteng |
South Africa |
135,000 |
2011[citation needed] |
| 132 |
Paraná |
Brazil |
135,000 |
2011[28] |
| 133 |
Berlin |
Germany |
133,105 |
2012[4] |
| 134 |
Hiroshima |
Japan |
131,400 |
2011[citation needed] |
| 135 |
Utah |
United States |
130,400 |
2012[1] |
| 136 |
Bangkok |
Thailand |
129,500 |
2011[citation needed] |
| 137 |
Valencian Community |
Spain |
128,541 |
2012[18] |
| 138 |
Ibaraki |
Japan |
125,300 |
2011[citation needed] |
| 139 |
Aquitaine |
France |
124,500 |
2011[citation needed] |
| 140 |
Saxony |
Germany |
124,125 |
2012[4] |
| 141 |
Sicily |
Italy |
123,700 |
2011[citation needed] |
| 142 |
Capital Region of Denmark |
Denmark |
123,400 |
2011[citation needed] |
| 143 |
Hamburg |
Germany |
123,110 |
2012[4] |
| 144 |
Walloon Region |
Belgium |
122,880 |
2011[15] |
| 145 |
North Brabant |
Netherlands |
122,700 |
2011[citation needed] |
| 146 |
Jakarta |
Indonesia |
121,000 |
2011[citation needed] |
| 147 |
Brittany |
France |
117,500 |
2011[citation needed] |
| 148 |
Xinjiang |
China |
118,278 |
2012[3] |
| 149 |
City of Buenos Aires |
Argentina |
118,213 |
2012< |
| 149 |
West Bengal |
India |
118,000 |
2013[12] |
| 150 |
Mexico State |
Mexico |
116,300 |
2011[citation needed] |
| 151 |
Kyoto |
Japan |
116,000 |
2011[citation needed] |
| 152 |
Southern Federal District |
Russia |
115,160 |
2011[6] |
| 153 |
Attica |
Greece |
115,000 |
2011[citation needed] |
| 154 |
Punjab |
Pakistan |
115,000 |
2011[29][30] |
| 155 |
District of Columbia |
United States |
112,400 |
2012[1] |
| 156 |
Midi-Pyrénées |
France |
111,000 |
2011[citation needed] |
| 157 |
Arkansas |
United States |
110,300 |
2012[1] |
| 158 |
Vienna |
Austria |
110,000 |
2011[citation needed] |
| 159 |
Santiago |
Chile |
109,000 |
2011[citation needed] |
| 160 |
Aegean |
Turkey |
108,509 |
2012[31][32] |
| 151 |
Guizhou |
China |
107,758 |
2012[3] |
| 162 |
Far Eastern Federal District |
Russia |
105,750 |
2011[6] |
| 163 |
Masovian Voivodeship |
Poland |
104,300 |
2011[citation needed] |
| 164 |
Niigata |
Japan |
102,300 |
2011[citation needed] |
| 165 |
Mississippi |
United States |
101,300 |
2012[1] |
| 166 |
Santa Catarina |
Brazil |
100,400 |
2011[citation needed] |
See also [edit]
References [edit]
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- Average annual exchange rates of currency: Average exchange rates are estimated according to comparison of UN historical GDP of countries in national currencies and US$ if no reliable figures.
- The figures of US states are from United States BEA GDP data by State, the latest primary figures of US states GSP from US Government Revenue
- For the year 2011, an exchange rate of US$ 1=RMB¥ 6.4588 was used for conversions by the Mainland China in official estimates.
- The figures of Japanese prefectures are estimates. according to the preliminary accounting of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, Japan'GDP is JP¥ 46,807.38 biliions or US$ 5,868.5 biliions ( US$ 1 in JP¥ 79.76). the figure of Janese prefectures in 2011 is estimated, according to their share of Japan's GDP in 2007. it is just used as a comparison with subdivisions of other countries, the estimates of GDP will be lower than official figures in future. see also Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, Japan: Japan Statistical Yearbook 2011
- PIB do Paraná cresce 4% em 2011 [2]
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- In 2011,US$ 1=JP¥ 79.76(average).
- In 2011,US$ 1=€ 0.7184(average).
- In 2011,US$ 1=R$ 1.869(in Dec 31st).