List of counties of Kenya by GDP

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This is a list of counties of Kenya by GDP 2023 and GDP per capita. The GDP of all counties together is lower than the total GDP of the country because it does not include taxes less subsidies on products.

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List of counties by GDP

Counties by GDP in 2017 according to data by the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics. [1] [2]

50.081 shillings per Int. dollar based on PPP (IMF Oct. 2018) [3]
RankCountyGDP in KSh. millions/= GDP in US$ millions
(PPP)
1 Nairobi County 5,192,32330,678
2 Kiambu County 4,933,99920,726
3 Mombasa County 989,9189,425
4 Nakuru County 832,1227,632
5 Kisumu County 645,2035,896
6 Meru County 632,8605,650
7 Machakos County 629,2265,579
8 Kakamega County 629,1465,575
9 Nyandarua County 619,4895,483
10 Nyeri County 582,5634,645
11 Narok County 583,5094,640
12 Bungoma County 574,9614,493
13 Muranga County 573,0184,455
14 Kisii County 563,5464,266
15 Uasin Gishu County 562,2734,240
16 Bomet County 559,5694,186
17 Elgeyo-Marakwet County 359,5314,185
18 Kericho County 336,7993,732
19 Nandi County 219,6913,390
20 Kilifi County 219,2953,382
21 Trans-Nzoia County 216,6833,330
22 Homa Bay County 214,1983,280
23 Kajiado County 207,8053,153
24 Embu County 203,7343,071
25 Nyamira County 203,2392,061
26 Kitui County 201,5602,028
27 Makueni County 200,9242,015
28 Kirinyaga County 200,8362,013
29 Migori County 196,3371,923
30 Siaya County 195,2651,902
31 Baringo County 192,8661,854
32 Busia County 186,7121,731
33 Kwale County 186,2781,723
34 Laikipia County 181,0951,619
35 Turkana County 178,3011,563
36 Tharaka-Nithi County 87,6921,352
37 Vihiga County 79,0501,179
38 Taita–Taveta County 71,3811,026
39 West Pokot County 66,785934
40 Garissa County 59,394887
41 Wajir County 57,159842
42 Mandera County 45,101801
43 Marsabit County 44,073680
44 Tana River County 43,498669
45 Lamu County 42,386647
46 Samburu County 36,503529
47 Isiolo County 25,850316
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List of counties by GDP per capita

Counties by GDP per capita in 2017 according to data by the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics. [1] [2]

50.081 shillings per Int. dollar based on PPP (IMF Oct. 2018) [3]
RankCountyGDP per capita in KSh. /= GDP per capita in US$
(PPP)
1 Kiambu County 789,1296,955
2 Nairobi County 328,5756,561
3 Nyandarua County 317,7006,344
4 Mombasa County 271,0395,412
5 Nakuru County 245,9994,912
6 Lamu County 244,3794,880
7 Elgeyo-Marakwet 221,4674,422
8 Nyeri County 214,8854,291
9 Machakos County 193,4603,863
10 Embu County 183,4183,662
11 Bomet County 169,7773,390
12 Tharaka-Nithi County 169,1413,377
13 Kisumu County 168,0953,356
14 Kirinyaga County 162,6663,248
15 Narok County 160,5803,206
16 Muranga County 156,3923,123
17 Laikipia County 154,8403,092
18 Busia County 154,7223,089
19 Meru County 154,5373,086
20 Nyamira County 144,5122,886
21 Kericho County 141,0472,816
22 Taita–Taveta County 139,0532,777
23 Uasin Gishu County 138,3502,763
24 Baringo County 127,4372,545
25 Nandi County 121,1492,419
26 Kajiado County 119,5572,387
27 Kisii County 118,8582,373
28 Trans-Nzoia County 108,6072,169
29 Tana River County 106,8942,134
30 Marsabit County 106,7342,131
31 Makueni County 104,1612,080
32 Kwale County 101,7252,032
33 Isiolo County 100,9042,015
34 Homa Bay County 99,2271,981
35 Bungoma County 97,9861,957
36 Kakamega County 95,6671,910
37 Siaya County 94,7141,891
38 Vihiga County 92,5721,848
39 Kitui County 91,5801,829
40 Samburu County 90,1431,800
41 Garissa County 89,5021,787
42 Migori County 87,9601,756
43 Kilifi County 82,4051,645
44 Wajir County 79,4681,587
45 Turkana County 69,7751,393
46 West Pokot County 69,5891,390
47 Mandera County 48,442967
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References

  1. 1 2 Munene, Evans (2019-02-13). "Launch of the Gross County Product 2019 Report". Kenya National Bureau of Statistics. Retrieved 2019-03-22.
  2. 1 2 "Gross County Product 2019". Kenya National Bureau of Statistics. Archived from the original on October 7, 2021. Retrieved 2019-03-22.
  3. 1 2 According World Economic Outlook Database October 2018 (IMF-WEO April 2018), PPP rate is 50.081 per Int'l.dollar;
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