List of U.S. states by GDP (nominal)

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Map of states by gross state product in billions of U.S. dollars, 2005 figures.
Map of states by gross state product in billions of U.S. dollars, 2005 figures.

This article presents a list of U.S. states sorted by their gross state product (GSP). GSP is the state counterpart of the national gross domestic product (GDP), the most comprehensive measure of national economic activity. The United States Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) derives GSP for a state as the sum of the GSP originating in all the industries in the state.

The BEA defines an industry's GSP, or its value added, as equal to its gross output (sales or receipts and other operating income, commodity taxes, and inventory change) minus its intermediate inputs (consumption of goods and services purchased from other U.S. industries or imported). The BEA's GSP data by industry and state is consistent with gross domestic product (GDP) in the national income and product accounts, and with the GDP by industry accounts.

The list presents statistics for 2006, 2005, and 2004 from the BEA. The figures are in millions of nominal dollars, unadjusted for inflation or purchasing power disparities between the states.

2006
Rank		 State 2006 GSP
($millions)		 2005
Rank		 2005 GSP
($millions)		 2004
Rank		 2004 GSP
($millions)
1 California 1,727,355 1 1,616,351 1 1,515,453
2 Texas 1,065,891 2 989,333 3 904,412
3 New York 1,021,944 3 961,385 2 908,308
4 Florida 713,505 4 666,639 4 607,201
5 Illinois 589,598 5 555,599 5 534,364
6 Pennsylvania 510,293 6 486,139 6 464,467
7 Ohio 461,302 7 442,243 7 424,562
8 New Jersey 434,177 8 427,654 8 409,156
9 Michigan 381,003 9 372,148 9 363,386
10 Georgia 379,550 10 358,365 10 337,622
11 North Carolina 374,525 11 350,700 12 324,622
12 Virginia 369,260 12 350,692 11 325,467
13 Massachusetts 337,570 13 320,050 13 309,483
14 Washington 293,531 14 271,381 14 252,384
15 Maryland 257,815 15 244,447 16 229,158
16 Indiana 248,915 16 236,357 15 229,618
17 Minnesota 244,546 17 231,437 17 222,628
18 Tennessee 238,029 18 224,995 18 214,400
19 Arizona 232,463 22 212,312 22 194,134
20 Colorado 230,478 21 214,337 21 198,407
21 Wisconsin 227,230 19 216,985 19 208,269
22 Missouri 225,876 20 215,073 20 204,733
23 Connecticut 204,134 23 193,496 23 183,873
24 Louisiana 193,138 24 180,336 24 162,646
25 Alabama 160,569 25 151,342 25 141,702
26 Oregon 151,301 26 141,831 26 135,014
27 South Carolina 149,214 27 140,088 27 132,348
28 Kentucky 145,959 28 138,616 28 131,839
29 Oklahoma 134,651 29 121,558 30 111,400
30 Iowa 123,970 30 117,635 29 111,626
31 Nevada 118,399 31 110,158 31 99,342
32 Kansas 111,699 32 105,228 32 99,125
33 Utah 97,749 33 88,364 34 81,059
34 Arkansas 91,837 34 87,004 33 81,752
District of Columbia 87,664 82,628 77,782
35 Mississippi 84,225 35 79,786 35 76,534
36 New Mexico 75,910 37 69,692 37 63,861
37 Nebraska 75,700 36 72,242 36 67,976
38 Delaware 60,361 38 56,731 38 52,454
39 Hawaii 58,307 39 54,773 40 50,781
40 New Hampshire 56,276 40 54,119 39 51,656
41 West Virginia 55,658 41 53,091 41 49,903
42 Idaho 49,907 42 45,891 43 42,697
43 Maine 46,973 43 44,906 42 43,131
44 Rhode Island 45,660 44 43,623 44 42,213
45 Alaska 41,105 45 39,394 45 34,729
46 South Dakota 32,330 46 30,541 46 29,519
47 Montana 32,322 47 29,915 47 27,790
48 Wyoming 29,561 48 27,246 48 23,876
49 North Dakota 26,385 49 24,935 49 22,715
50 Vermont 24,213 50 23,056 50 22,002

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