List_of_country_subdivisions_by_gdp_per_capita_(nominal)

This is a list of country subdivisions by Gross Domestic Product (nominal) per capita in the world, ordered by GDP per capita (from 2005). Entries are limited to those entities exceeding 30,000 U.S. dollars. Those subdivisions which are the largest in their respective countries are shown in bold.

Note: These figures are calculated using exchange rate conversions, and exchange rates fluctuate from year to year. While they are not perfect, it is better to use Purchasing Power Parity estimates of currency conversions in making comparisons of this kind.

Figures are shown in U.S. dollars.

1.   148,641   District of Columbia, United States
2.   87,196   Northwest Territories, Canada
3.   68,236   Hamburg, Germany
4.   66,961   Delaware, United States
5.   60,865   Alberta, Canada
6.   59,238   Alaska, United States
7.   55,193   Connecticut, United States
8.   53,543   Wyoming, United States
9.   52,725   Bremen, Germany
10.   50,935   Massachusetts, United States
11.   49,748   New York, United States
12.   49,447   New Jersey, United States
13.   46,508   Hessen, Germany
14.   46,502   Virginia, United States
15.   46,416   Colorado, United States
16.   46,108   Nevada, United States
17.   45,697   Minnesota, United States
18.   45,994   Northern Territory, Australia
19.   45,403   Bavaria, Germany
20.   44,894   California, United States
21.   43,967   Maryland, United States
22.   43,878   Illinois, United States
23.   43,428   Baden-Württemberg, Germany
24.   43,283   Texas, United States
25.   43,120   Australian Capital Territory, Australia
26.   42,512   Washington, United States
27.   42,361   Hawaii, United States
28.   42,033   New Hampshire, United States
29.   40,687   Rhode Island, United States
30.   40,185   Nebraska, United States
31.   40,103   Georgia, United States
32.   39,921   North Carolina, United States
33.   39,848   South Dakota, United States
34.   39,761   Western Australia, Australia
35.   39,625   Oregon, United States
36.   39,364   Ontario, Canada
37.   39,344   Pennsylvania, United States
38.   39,250   Saskatchewan, Canada
39.   39,074   Wisconsin, United States
40.   38,479   Northrhine-Westphalia, Germany
41.   38,465   Kansas, United States
42.   38,461   Ohio, United States
43.   38,440   Tennessee, United States
44.   38,324   Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
45.   38,319   North Dakota, United States
46.   38,280   Iowa, United States
47.   38,037   Indiana, United States
48.   37,846   Florida, United States
49.   37,251   Missouri, United States
50.   37,183   Louisiana, United States
51.   37,175   Michigan, United States
52.   37,024   Saarland, Germany
53.   37,020   Vermont, United States
54.   36,758   Utah, United States
55.   36,457   Arizona, United States
56.   36,264   British Columbia, Canada
57.   36,127   New South Wales, Australia
58.   35,873   Victoria, Australia
59.   35,714   New Mexico, United States
60.   35,300   England, United Kingdom
61.   34,373   Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany
62.   34,243   Oklahoma, United States
63.   34,133   Schleswig-Holstein, Germany
64.   34,100   Lower Saxony, Germany
65.   34,030   Maine, United States
66.   33,702   Nunavut, Canada
67.   33,680   Scotland, United Kingdom
68.   33,666   Kentucky, United States
69.   33,264   Alabama, United States
70.   33,220   Quebec, Canada
71.   33,020   Idaho, United States
72.   32,906   South Carolina, United States
73.   32,812   Berlin, Germany
74.   32,700   Manitoba, Canada
75.   31,940   Montana, United States
76.   31,215   Arkansas, United States
77.   30,793   Nova Scotia, Canada
78.   30,294   Queensland, Australia

See also

Sources

• BEA statistics for 2005 gross state product - October 26, 2006
• U.S. Census Bureau July 1, 2005 population estimates by state - December 22, 2005

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