Ranking of U.S. States with Highest GDP (2007)

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The United States is by far the most powerful economy on the planet. In fact, each U.S. state could be compared to other countries in terms of its Gross Domestic Product (it is well known that if California were an independent country it would have the same weight internationally as any large country, such as France, for example). The distribution of wealth in the United States however, is not uniform. In this ranking you can see firsthand the big differences in GDP that exist in the different states of the union, as well as the big differences in growth levels.

Author: juan (Updated Nov 20, 2009)
Sources: Classora Rankings Group

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	State	GDP (millions $)
1	California	1,812,968
2	Texas	1,141,965
3	New York	1,103,024
4	Florida	734,519
5	Illinois	609,570
6	Pennsylvania	531,110
7	Ohio	466,309
8	New Jersey	465,484
9	North Carolina	399,446
10	Georgia, United States	396,504
11	Michigan	381,003
12	Virginia	369,260
13	Massachusetts	337,570
14	Washington	293,531
15	Maryland	257,815
16	Indiana	248,915
17	Minnesota	244,546
18	Tennessee	238,029
19	Arizona	232,463
20	Colorado	230,478
21	Wisconsin	227,230
22	Missouri	225,876
23	Connecticut	204,134
24	Louisiana	193,138
25	Alabama	160,569
26	Oregon	151,301
27	South Carolina	149,214
28	Kentucky	145,959
29	Oklahoma	134,651
30	Iowa	123,970
31	Nevada	118,399
32	Kansas	111,699
33	Utah	97,749
34	Arkansas	91,837
35	District of Columbia	87,664
36	Mississippi	84,225
37	Nebraska	75,700
38	New Mexico	75,190
39	Delaware	60,361
40	Hawaii	58,307
41	New Hampshire	56,276
42	West Virginia	55,658
43	Idaho	49,907
44	Maine	46,973
45	Rhode Island	45,660
46	Alaska	41,105
47	South Dakota	32,330
48	Montana	32,322
49	Wyoming	29,561
50	North Dakota	26,385