Real GDP of U.S. States 2025

Millions of chained 2017 dollars
United States
23,943,307
California
3,429,343
Texas
2,334,563
New York
1,890,844
Florida
1,376,663
Illinois
948,029
Pennsylvania
815,874
Ohio
738,487
Georgia
719,742
Washington
715,876
New Jersey
688,761
North Carolina
682,827
Massachusetts
640,794
Virginia
631,975
Michigan
575,397
Colorado
452,776
Arizona
451,494
Tennessee
447,664
Maryland
437,375
Indiana
422,466
Minnesota
392,306
Wisconsin
363,842
Missouri
362,459
Connecticut
297,355
South Carolina
287,156
Oregon
264,753
Louisiana
263,890
Alabama
259,457
Utah
243,040
Kentucky
239,508
Oklahoma
216,307
Nevada
210,099
Iowa
204,856
Kansas
178,508
Nebraska
156,607
Arkansas
147,930
District of Columbia
146,804
Mississippi
123,368
New Mexico
122,582
Idaho
103,621
New Hampshire
99,062
Hawaii
93,384
Delaware
89,921
West Virginia
84,936
Maine
77,228
Rhode Island
67,246
North Dakota
65,268
Montana
61,084
South Dakota
59,865
Alaska
56,335
Wyoming
40,163
Vermont
38,060

Real GDP removes the effect of price changes and is expressed in millions of chained 2017 dollars, so years can be compared with each other. The national value includes activity overseas, such as that of the military, so it differs from the sum of the states.

Gross domestic product (GDP) by state from the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA). It is the total value added produced within a state in a year.

SAGDP1: State annual gross domestic product (GDP) summary (SAGDP1__ALL_AREAS_1997_2025.csv); SAGDP2: Gross domestic product (GDP) by state (SAGDP2__ALL_AREAS_1997_2025.csv). Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis. Last updated: September 30, 2026.
Retrieved October 20, 2026. Compiled by Rollpie.