This is a list of U.S. states sorted by their gross domestic product (GDP) per capita. The United States Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) defines GDP by state as "the sum of value added from all industries in the state." ^[1]

Real

U.S. states by GDP per capita (chained 2009 dollars) ^[2]

Rank	State	2018	2017	2016	2015	2014	2013	2012	2011
—	District of Columbia	160,472	159,227	159,395	159,497	163,274	166,870	168,030	166,178
1	Massachusetts	65,545	64,507	62,510	61,882	62,456	61,769	60,808	59,178
2	New York	64,579	64,093	63,420	62,444	62,841	61,185	61,267	59,481
3	Connecticut	64,511	63,747	62,236	62,550	63,502	63,638	64,906	65,574
4	Alaska	63,971	67,705	67,411	69,700	73,478	70,573	69,564	72,204
5	Delaware	63,664	64,040	63,271	60,719	62,174	63,793	62,837	64,313
6	North Dakota	62,837	67,305	71,056	67,651	68,105	57,066	52,185	48,858
7	Wyoming	58,821	60,908	61,417	60,770	60,777	63,985	64,603	66,320
8	California	58,619	57,328	55,374	53,855	52,974	52,099	51,871	51,733
9	New Jersey	57,084	56,472	55,635	55,750	55,161	54,302	55,023	55,067
10	Washington	56,831	55,780	55,001	54,161	53,439	52,500	52,679	52,264
11	Maryland	55,404	54,894	54,003	53,765	54,018	54,209	53,675	52,515
12	Illinois	54,091	53,432	52,795	51,963	52,172	51,198	50,304	49,859
13	Texas	53,795	54,421	52,993	52,018	50,266	48,354	47,417	47,034
14	Minnesota	53,704	53,380	53,005	51,999	51,272	50,875	50,148	48,884
15	Nebraska	53,114	52,878	53,099	51,565	50,631	51,360	49,569	47,973
16	Colorado	52,795	52,622	52,019	50,475	49,639	49,285	49,254	49,731
17	New Hampshire	51,794	50,456	49,480	48,871	48,652	48,504	48,388	47,265
18	Virginia	51,736	51,716	50,803	51,106	51,546	51,754	51,946	51,389
19	Hawaii	51,277	50,320	49,497	49,539	49,513	49,331	49,418	48,549
20	Pennsylvania	50,997	50,418	49,155	48,278	47,540	46,872	46,387	45,312
21	Oregon	50,582	49,792	48,342	48,094	49,395	51,266	49,601	47,530
—	United States	50,577	50,155	49,253	48,538	48,173	47,595	47,287	46,680
22	Iowa	50,315	50,086	49,218	48,002	48,001	46,523	45,884	45,195
23	South Dakota	48,076	47,706	46,776	46,869	46,965	47,972	45,605	45,457
24	Rhode Island	47,639	47,118	46,668	46,356	46,188	46,010	46,332	45,280
25	Ohio	47,567	46,826	46,385	45,254	44,896	44,192	42,667	41,593
26	Wisconsin	47,266	46,859	46,340	45,845	45,382	44,906	44,126	43,215
27	Kansas	46,982	46,890	46,003	45,470	45,514	45,476	44,243	43,770
28	Indiana	45,317	44,797	44,577	43,866	43,064	43,058	42,996	40,572
29	Georgia	44,723	43,913	43,313	42,500	42,191	42,140	42,029	42,052
30	Utah	44,636	44,204	43,069	42,267	41,929	41,992	41,500	41,563
31	Oklahoma	44,623	45,864	45,007	43,288	41,861	39,961	38,303	38,640
32	North Carolina	44,325	44,096	43,372	42,945	42,659	43,223	43,141	43,160
33	Vermont	43,946	43,495	43,039	42,914	43,042	43,124	42,170	40,855
34	Louisiana	43,917	44,293	44,254	43,725	45,482	45,712	48,599	46,949
35	Nevada	43,820	43,649	42,927	43,075	43,382	44,555	44,589	44,774
36	Michigan	43,372	42,631	41,514	40,993	40,463	39,757	38,763	36,676
37	Missouri	43,317	42,943	42,442	42,487	41,926	41,598	42,204	42,012
38	Tennessee	43,267	42,797	41,828	41,487	41,091	40,193	39,370	39,096
39	New Mexico	41,348	41,577	40,842	39,659	40,094	40,167	40,297	40,670
40	Florida	39,543	39,093	38,398	38,023	37,705	37,876	38,604	38,695
41	Montana	39,356	39,686	39,214	38,476	38,537	38,542	37,733	36,667
42	Kentucky	38,985	38,603	38,298	38,247	38,052	37,926	37,579	36,209
43	Maine	38,921	38,450	38,014	37,477	37,705	37,780	38,352	37,910
44	Arizona	38,590	38,414	38,427	38,303	38,559	38,257	37,935	38,232
45	Alabama	37,261	36,856	36,538	36,660	36,425	36,201	35,913	35,376
46	South Carolina	37,063	36,796	36,295	35,701	35,346	35,609	35,126	34,955
47	Arkansas	36,368	36,196	36,249	35,865	34,965	35,146	34,671	33,837
48	West Virginia	36,315	36,453	36,161	35,755	35,509	36,084	35,368	34,564
49	Idaho	35,466	35,467	35,099	34,748	34,094	34,270	34,620	34,664
50	Mississippi	31,881	31,633	31,522	31,923	31,786	31,167	31,688	31,658

Current

U.S. states by GDP per capita, 2017

U.S. states by GDP per capita (current dollars) ^[3]

National rank	Global rank	State	2018
—	1	District of Columbia	200,277
1	2	New York	85,746
2	2	Massachusetts	82,480
3	3	Delaware	77,253
4	3	Connecticut	76,342
5	4	California	74,205
6	4	Washington	74,182
7	4	Alaska	73,205
8	4	North Dakota	72,597
9	6	Wyoming	69,900
10	6	New Jersey	69,378
11	6	Maryland	68,573
12	6	Illinois	67,268
13	6	Minnesota	64,675
14	6	Hawaii	64,096
15	6	Nebraska	63,942
16	6	Colorado	63,882
17	6	New Hampshire	63,067
18	6	Virginia	62,563
—	6	United States	62,390
19	6	Pennsylvania	61,594
20	6	Texas	61,167
21	8	Iowa	59,977
22	8	South Dakota	58,624
23	8	Rhode Island	57,852
24	8	Wisconsin	57,720
25	8	Ohio	57,492
26	9	Oregon	56,956
27	10	Kansas	56,334
28	10	Georgia	55,832
29	11	Utah	55,550
30	11	Nevada	55,269
31	11	Indiana	55,172
32	11	North Carolina	54,441
33	11	Tennessee	53,933
34	11	Louisiana	53,589
35	11	Vermont	53,523
36	11	Michigan	53,209
37	12	Missouri	51,699
38	12	Oklahoma	50,613
39	13	Florida	48,318
40	13	Arizona	48,055
41	13	Maine	47,969
42	15	New Mexico	46,954
43	16	Kentucky	46,898
44	15	Montana	46,609
45	16	South Carolina	45,280
46	17	Alabama	45,219
47	19	Idaho	43,430
48	19	West Virginia	43,053
49	19	Arkansas	42,454
50	24	Mississippi	37,948

Map

This is a map of U.S. states by nominal GDP per capita in United States dollars, 2017.

43,377

71,154

46,147

41,803

69,984

61,862

72,929

77,244

188,782

46,930

53,758

61,696

42,709

64,083

54,141

60,673

54,276

45,641

52,602

46,117

65,426

77,433

50,861

63,608

37,376

50,041

46,136

63,852

53,167

60,321

66,157

46,655

78,354

53,050

73,214

55,890

48,211

57,706

58,828

56,282

44,162

57,690

51,903

60,878

54,249

51,549

60,470

69,478

41,939

56,078

68,806

See also

• List of U.S. states and territories by GDP
• List of sovereign states in Europe by GDP (PPP) per capita
• List of U.S. states by American Human Development Index
• Comparison between U.S. states and sovereign states by GDP (nominal) per capita
• Thank God for Mississippi

References