Richest Research Sources
1. US Bureau of Economic Analysis
Regional Economic Accounts from the U.S. Department of Commerce
2. United States Census Bureau
Annual Population Estimates,
State Totals: Vintage 2013
3. Trade Partners by Country
CIA World Factbook
Division 2 - Mid-Atlantic
3. New York: $1.227 trillion (up 3.7%)
6. Pennsylvania: $599.5 billion (up 3.3%)
8. New Jersey: $503.5 billion (up 3.2%)
Division 1 - New England (with US ranking)
12. Massachusetts: $414.1 billion (up 6.2%)
23. Connecticut: $231.8 billion (up 1.0%)
41. New Hampshire: $63.5 billion (up 3.1%)
45. Maine: $50.7 billion (up 0.4%)
46. Rhode Island: $49.3 billion (up 2.6%)
51. Vermont: $27.2 billion (up 5.2%)
Division 6 - East South Central
19. Tennessee: $267.6 billion (up 7.0%)
26. Alabama: $179.3 billion (up 4.5%)
28. Kentucky: $168.0 billion (up 4.0%)
37. Mississippi: $95.5 billion (up 4.2%)
Division 7 - West South Central
2. Texas: $1.388 trillion (up 15.4%)
24. Louisiana: $219.2 billion (up 0.5%)
29. Oklahoma: $157.7 billion (up 11.0%)
34. Arkansas: $113.1 billion (up 5.2%)
Division 3 - East North Central
5. Illinois: $665.6 billion (up 4.0%)
7. Ohio: $517.1 billion (up 7.7%)
13. Michigan: $400.2 billion (up 5.8%)
16. Indiana: $288.3 billion (up 4.9%)
20. Wisconsin: $259.8 billion (up 4.5%)
Division 4 - West North Central
17. Minnesota: $281.3 billion (up 7.5%)
22. Missouri: $256.2 billion (up 1.0%)
30. Iowa: $146.3 billion (up 7.1%)
31. Kansas: $129.7 billion (up 6.1%)
36. Nebraska: $95.3 billion (up 9.3%)
47. North Dakota: $45.4 billion (up 44.0%)
48. South Dakota: $39.9 billion (up 8.4%)
Division 5 - South Atlantic
4. Florida: $734.3 billion (up 4.1%)
9. North Carolina: $429.7 billion (up 5.1%)
10. Virginia: $426.1 billion (up 2.0%)
11. Georgia: $416.9 billion (up 4.3%)
15. Maryland: $322.2 billion (up 2.9%)
27. South Carolina: $170.2 billion (up 5.9%)
35. District of Columbia: $106 billion (up 1%)
40. West Virginia: $65.2 billion (up 6.2%)
42. Delaware: $57.1 billion (up 2.4%)
Division 8 – Mountain
18. Colorado: $263.6 billion (up 8.6%)
21. Arizona: $259.0 billion (up 6.9%)
32. Utah: $126.2 billion (up 12.2%)
33. Nevada: $122.7 billion (up 3.9%)
38. New Mexico: $83.1 billion (up 3.9%)
43. Idaho: $54.8 billion (up 4.3%)
49. Montana: $38.7 billion (up 8.9%)
50. Wyoming: $36.8 billion (up 5.7%)
Division 9 - Pacific
1. California: US$2.051 trillion (up 6.6%)
14. Washington: $371.2 billion (up 6.9%)
25. Oregon: $205.7 billion (up 11.1%)
39. Hawaii: $68.8 billion (up 5.5%)
44. Alaska: $52.9 billion (up 5.1%)
Richest US States by 2013 GDP
Richest US States by 2013 GDP Per Capita
GDP per capita based on population size.
US Bureau of Economic Analysis statistics at July 2014
