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US GDP and Population by State

US state GDP, population, average income and homeownership metrics annually since 1900.

Source: FRED (Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis)Last updated: Jul 31, 2026, 13:19Curated by Bui Thanh PhucAbout this data ↓

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Nominal GDP - nationwide5130,762,09929,298,01327,811,51726,054,61423,725,64521,375,28121,539,98220,656,51619,612,10218,804,91318,295,01917,608,13816,880,68316,253,97015,599,73215,048,97114,478,06714,769,86214,474,22813,815,58313,039,19712,217,19611,456,45010,929,10810,581,92910,250,9529,631,1729,062,8178,577,552
Real GDP - nationwide5123,850,44223,358,43522,723,71922,075,93121,532,40720,284,50020,715,67120,193,89619,612,10219,141,67218,799,62218,261,71417,812,16717,442,75917,052,41016,789,75016,349,11016,781,48516,762,44516,433,14815,987,95715,449,75714,877,31214,472,71214,230,72614,096,03313,543,77412,924,87612,370,299
Population - nationwide51341,944340,095337,087334,350332,503331,840330,513328,794326,860324,609322,113319,601317,099314,725312,295309,839307,240304,543301,696298,818295,993293,262290,626287,955285,225282,398279,328276,154272,958269,714266,588263,455260,282256,922253,530250,181247,387245,061242,843240,683238,506236,394234,333232,218230,008227,726225,106222,629220,289218,086215,981213,898211,939209,924207,692205,089202,736200,745198,752196,599194,347191,927189,300186,590183,742180,760177,130174,141171,274168,221165,275162,391159,565156,954154,287151,684149,188146,631144,126141,389139,928138,397136,739134,860133,402132,122131,028129,969128,961128,181127,362126,485125,690124,949124,149123,188121,878
Average income per capita - nationwide5176,32873,23269,96766,25964,65859,16055,56053,31050,97848,94448,03846,25844,36744,22242,61940,52639,27140,80139,55037,82235,63034,15332,62531,77631,53030,52928,56427,47925,91624,71623,57022,55021,71821,08620,07619,63918,67917,46516,25215,50314,77113,91212,72412,01211,31810,2079,2528,3717,5326,8906,3405,8525,3834,8804,4914,2183,9483,6413,3503,1552,9362,7522,6032,5132,3982,3352,2742,1762,1492,0681,9611,8611,8751,8001,7131,5411,4151,4561,3491,2911,2561,2261,142940734601562532579540478428376403529621700
Homeownership Rate - National5165.265.665.965.865.566.664.664.463.963.463.764.565.165.466.166.967.467.868.168.868.96968.367.967.867.466.866.365.765.464.7646464.164.163.963.963.86463.863.964.5

Latest reading

Nominal GDP - nationwide stood at 30,762,099 USD million in 2025. That is +5.0% from 2024. The series on this page is annual and runs from 1997 to 2025. Source: FRED (Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis).

Latest
30,762,099 USD million
2025
vs previous period
+5.0%
2024

About this data

US state GDP, population, average income and homeownership metrics annually since 1900. This table presents annual nominal GDP, real GDP, resident population, per capita average income, and the homeownership rate for each U.S. state and the nationwide aggregate. Source data are compiled from the Bureau of Economic Analysis and the U.S. Census Bureau via FRED. Historical series extend back as early as 1900 for population, allowing analysts to track long-term demographic and economic shifts across states.

Ranking by state — 2025

All 50 states ranked by the latest reading, 2025. Highest first.

  1. 1California4,250,840.8 USD million
  2. 2Texas2,904,427.8 USD million
  3. 3New York2,467,674 USD million
  4. 4Florida1,834,641.4 USD million
  5. 5Illinois1,201,996.1 USD million
  6. 6Pennsylvania1,056,446.3 USD million
  7. 7Ohio966,779.9 USD million
  8. 8Georgia924,828.9 USD million
  9. 9Washington894,990.1 USD million
  10. 10North Carolina893,762.5 USD million
  11. 11New Jersey887,174.6 USD million
  12. 12Massachusetts820,104.9 USD million
  13. 13Virginia798,447.9 USD million
  14. 14Michigan730,067.6 USD million
  15. 15Arizona598,188.8 USD million
  16. 16Tennessee589,817.5 USD million
  17. 17Colorado584,323.9 USD million
  18. 18Maryland568,139.7 USD million
  19. 19Indiana545,234 USD million
  20. 20Minnesota531,464.9 USD million
  21. 21Wisconsin473,037.4 USD million
  22. 22Missouri468,469.7 USD million
  23. 23South Carolina378,830.6 USD million
  24. 24Connecticut376,455 USD million
  25. 25Oregon342,850.1 USD million
  26. 26Alabama341,154.2 USD million
  27. 27Louisiana340,079.8 USD million
  28. 28Utah315,973.2 USD million
  29. 29Kentucky306,897.4 USD million
  30. 30Nevada281,453.8 USD million
  31. 31Iowa277,110.1 USD million
  32. 32Oklahoma274,421 USD million
  33. 33Kansas241,378.4 USD million
  34. 34Arkansas198,422 USD million
  35. 35Nebraska198,073.3 USD million
  36. 36Mississippi165,069.3 USD million
  37. 37New Mexico152,778.6 USD million
  38. 38Idaho135,552.8 USD million
  39. 39New Hampshire125,523.2 USD million
  40. 40Hawaii124,607.8 USD million
  41. 41Delaware117,218 USD million
  42. 42West Virginia109,276.6 USD million
  43. 43Maine102,843.7 USD million
  44. 44Rhode Island83,956 USD million
  45. 45Montana82,357.8 USD million
  46. 46North Dakota81,883.3 USD million
  47. 47South Dakota80,650.3 USD million
  48. 48Alaska75,011.6 USD million
  49. 49Wyoming52,622.3 USD million
  50. 50Vermont48,350.3 USD million

Frequently asked questions

What does the US GDP and Population by State table measure?
This table measures five key annual indicators for each United States state: nominal GDP, real GDP, resident population, per capita average income, and the homeownership rate, alongside nationwide aggregates.
How often is the US state GDP and population data published and how far back does it go?
The data is published annually by the Bureau of Economic Analysis and the U.S. Census Bureau via FRED, with historical series extending as far back as 1900 for population.
Which geographic breakdowns are included in the table?
The table includes data for all individual United States states as well as nationwide totals for each of the tracked economic and demographic metrics.
What units and adjustments are used in the state economic series?
GDP is measured in millions of United States dollars, population in thousands of persons, per capita income in United States dollars, and the homeownership rate as a percentage.
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