Largest state GDPs in the United States - California Texas New York Florida
November 11, 2009
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PrintCalifornia has the largest GDP among states, which is to be expected since the state is more than 50% larger in terms of population than Texas, the next largest state.
California’s GDP in 2008 was $1,847 billion followed by Texas with $1,224 billion and New York with $1,143 billion. The next largest state GDPs were in Florida, Illinois, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Ohio, North Carolina and Georgia. Virginia ($397 billion) and Michigan ($383 billion) are the next largest state economies.
Top State economies in 2008
Gross domestic product in $ billions
- California GDP (1,847)
- Texas GDP (1,224)
- New York GDP (1,144)
- Florida GDP (744)
- Illinois GDP (634)
- Pennsylvania GDP (553)
- New Jersey GDP (475)
- Ohio GDP (472)
- North Carolina GDP (400)
- Georgia GDP (398)
- Virginia GDP (397)
- Michigan GDP (383)
Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis
