List of U.S. states by GDP per capita

This is a list of U.S. states sorted by their gross state product (GSP) per capita.

Methodology

GSP is the state counterpart to a country's 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 list contains statistics from the BEA for 2012 in 2005 chained, constant U.S. dollars.

Map of U.S. states by GDP per capita in U.S. dollars (2012 figures).

State GDPs, 2012

Rank	State	2012	2011	2010	2009	2008	2007
—	District of Columbia	145,663	147,965	148,729	147,193	151,257	148,467
1	Delaware	61,183	61,737	61,677	62,072	60,747	64,900
2	Alaska	61,156	61,202	60,873	63,264	59,697	59,817
3	North Dakota	55,250	49,847	46,867	44,359	43,530	40,436
4	Connecticut	54,925	55,143	55,269	54,814	57,106	59,211
5	Wyoming	54,305	54,969	56,689	57,942	57,447	55,748
6	Massachusetts	53,221	52,517	51,889	50,285	51,911	51,826
7	New York	53,067	52,657	52,242	50,452	51,396	52,771
—	Mideast	49,580	49,109	48,709	47,553	48,856	49,453
—	New England	49,519	49,149	48,776	47,629	49,126	49,752
8	New Jersey	49,430	49,020	49,026	48,526	50,950	51,111
9	Oregon	48,069	46,573	45,375	43,247	45,156	43,759
10	Washington	47,146	45,942	45,631	45,113	46,963	47,315
11	Virginia	47,127	47,118	47,042	45,891	46,779	47,329
12	Minnesota	47,028	45,708	45,271	44,262	46,148
13	Maryland	46,720	46,054	45,685	44,632	45,511
14	Texas	46,498	45,025	44,203	43,221	44,310
15	Colorado	46,242	45,913	45,759	45,450	47,239
—	Far West	46,211	45,146	44,905	44,944	47,571
16	Illinois	46,151	45,306	44,481	43,851	45,557
17	California	46,029	44,898	44,793	45,105	47,976
18	Nebraska	44,943	44,594	44,061	42,823	43,255
19	Hawaii	44,442	44,296	43,769	42,995	45,112
20	South Dakota	43,181	43,561	42,090	42,567	42,925
21	Louisiana	43,145	42,764	44,209	42,268	41,493
22	New Hampshire	42,958	42,818	41,951	40,631	41,383
—	Southwest	42,880	41,725	41,103	40,542	41,961
—	United States	42,784	42,069	41,694	41,049	42,805
—	Plains	42,465	41,553	40,956	40,213	41,622
23	Iowa	42,222	41,404	40,657	40,141	40,998
24	Rhode Island	41,678	41,061	41,000	40,565	41,160
—	Rocky Mountain	41,677	41,315	41,201	41,025	42,386
25	Kansas	41,070	40,716	39,636	38,980	40,641
26	Nevada	41,029	40,970	40,532	40,974	45,155
27	North Carolina	40,289	39,627	39,821	39,390	40,590
28	Pennsylvania	40,063	39,455	38,806	38,105	39,503
—	Great Lakes	39,919	39,113	38,250	37,130	39,273
29	Wisconsin	39,308	38,845	38,491	37,499	38,788
30	Utah	39,158	38,373	37,903	37,770	39,001
31	Indiana	39,065	37,935	37,273	35,202	37,653
32	Vermont	38,198	37,736	37,291	35,383	36,485
33	Georgia	37,702	37,324	36,948	36,776	39,334
34	Ohio	37,690	36,892	35,881	35,171	37,350
35	Tennessee	37,254	36,370	35,763	35,189	36,942
—	Southeast	36,961	36,370	36,482	35,988	37,568
36	Missouri	36,815	36,169	36,139	35,663	37,505
37	Oklahoma	36,252	35,726	35,349	35,523	36,633
38	Michigan	35,298	34,547	33,391	31,738	34,745
39	Arizona	35,195	34,676	34,463	34,905	38,395
40	Florida	34,802	34,440	34,519	34,775	37,212
41	Maine	34,597	34,455	34,326	33,672	34,251
42	New Mexico	33,900	33,872	34,263	34,485	34,340
43	Kentucky	33,519	33,135	32,659	31,313	32,794
44	Montana	33,204	32,742	32,209	31,780	32,718
45	Alabama	32,615	32,354	32,148	31,493	33,036
46	Idaho	31,945	32,025	32,292	32,133	33,481
47	South Carolina	31,881	31,345	30,926	30,483	32,273
48	Arkansas	31,837	31,547	31,516	30,991	31,872
49	West Virginia	30,389	29,427	28,891	28,078	28,034
50	Mississippi	28,944	28,337	28,741	28,289	29,557

See also

• List of U.S. states by American Human Development Index
• Thank God for Mississippi