List of U.S. states by GDP

This is a list of U.S. states sorted by their gross state product (GSP). GSP is similar to a country's gross domestic product (GDP). This is an overall measure of the states economy. The United States Bureau of Economic Analysis is responsible for finding this number each year.

List of U.S. states and territories by GDP (millions of 2016 dollars)^[1]
Rank	Rank (50 states)	State or territory	2016	% of nation	Region
—	—	United States	18,511,499^[B]	100.00^[B]
1	1	California	2,622,731	14.17	West
2	2	Texas	1,599,283	8.64	South
3	3	New York	1,500,055	8.10	Northeast
4	4	Florida	926,049	5.00	South
5	5	Illinois	796,012	4.30	Midwest
6	6	Pennsylvania	719,834	3.89	Northeast
7	7	Ohio	626,622	3.39	Midwest
8	8	New Jersey	575,331	3.11	Northeast
9	9	Georgia	531,302	2.87	South
10	10	North Carolina	521,621	2.82	South
11	11	Massachusetts	505,776	2.73	Northeast
12	12	Virginia	492,932	2.66	South
13	13	Michigan	490,238	2.65	Midwest
14	14	Washington	476,770	2.58	West
15	15	Maryland	382,437	2.07	South
16	16	Indiana	347,249	1.88	Midwest
17	17	Minnesota	339,096	1.83	Midwest
18	18	Tennessee	331,868	1.79	South
19	19	Colorado	322,644	1.74	West
20	20	Wisconsin	313,088	1.69	Midwest
21	21	Arizona	305,849	1.65	West
22	22	Missouri	299,113	1.62	Midwest
23	23	Connecticut	259,918	1.40	Northeast
24	24	Louisiana	236,999	1.28	South
25	25	Oregon	228,886	1.24	West
26	26	South Carolina	209,859	1.13	South
27	27	Alabama	205,625	1.11	South
28	28	Kentucky	196,681	1.06	South
29	29	Iowa	185,183	1.00	Midwest
30	30	Oklahoma	181,278	0.98	South
31	31	Utah	157,671	0.85	West
32	32	Kansas	150,576	0.81	Midwest
33	33	Nevada	146,278	0.79	West
34	—	District of Columbia	126,478	0.68	South
35	34	Arkansas	121,383	0.66	South
36	35	Nebraska	117,446	0.63	Midwest
37	36	Mississippi	108,495	0.59	South
38	—	Puerto Rico	103,135	0.55^[A]
39	37	New Mexico	93,594	0.51	West

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