Ranking of the Autonomous Communities with Highest GDP (2011)

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Spain is a country of contrasts and that is especially noticeable if we graphically compare the Gross Domestic Product of its different Autonomous Communities. The richest regions are those that contain the largest cities: Madrid and Barcelona. In fact, Catalonia has a GDP equivalent to a very advanced country, like Switzerland. The following regions ought to be mentioned in the ranking: Andalusia, the Community of Valencia, Basque Country and Galicia, their GDPs are proportionate to certain countries of reference. The communities with smallest GDP owe this circumstance to their small size, not their average wealth.

Author: ivy (Updated Sep 13, 2012)
Sources: Classora Rankings Group Wikipedia

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	Autonomous Community	GDP (thousands (euros))
1	Catalonia	200,323,280
2	Comunidad de Madrid	189,431,952
3	Andalusia	145,451,712
4	Valencian Community	102,941,904
5	Basque Country	66,575,416
6	Galicia	57,677,744
7	Castilla y León	57,490,916
8	Canary Islands	41,732,624
9	Castilla-La Mancha	37,978,844
10	Aragon	34,098,224
11	Región de Murcia	28,169,080
12	Balearic Islands	26,859,092
13	Principado de Asturias	23,175,286
14	Comunidad Foral de Navarra	18,726,002
15	Extremadura	17,491,440
16	Cantabria	13,289,887
17	La Rioja	8,171,154