This is a list of largest metropolitan areas by their gross domestic product (GDP) in Nominal US dollars as well as local currency.
Rank | Metropolitan area | GDP (local currency) | GDP (billion US$) | Year |
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1 | New York metropolitan area, United States | — | 2,163.209 | 2022 [1] |
2 | Greater Los Angeles, United States | — | 1,227.469 | 2022 [1] |
3 | Chicago metropolitan area, United States | — | 832.900 | 2022 [1] |
4 | San Francisco Bay Area, United States | — | 729.105 | 2022 [1] |
5 | Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex, United States | — | 688.928 | 2022 [1] |
6 | Washington metropolitan area, United States | — | 660.626 | 2022 [1] |
7 | Greater Houston, United States | — | 633.185 | 2022 [1] |
8 | Metro Atlanta, United States | — | 525.888 | 2022 [1] |
9 | Greater Philadelphia, United States | — | 518.485 | 2022 [1] |
10 | Seattle metropolitan area, United States | — | 517.803 | 2022 [1] |
11 | Greater Boston, United States | — | 504.105 | 2022 [1] |
12 | Miami metropolitan area, United States | — | 483.755 | 2022 [1] |
13 | Phoenix metropolitan area, United States | — | 362.087 | 2022 [1] |
14 | Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area, Canada | CA$467.972 billion | 349.201 | 2020 [2] |
15 | Greater Mexico City, Mexico | Mex$6,487.000 billion | 340.800 | 2022 [3] |
16 | Greater São Paulo, Brazil | R$1,621.000 billion | 314.500 | 2022 [4] |
17 | Metro Detroit, United States | — | 305.412 | 2022 [1] |
18 | San Diego metropolitan area, United States | — | 295.645 | 2022 [1] |
19 | Denver metropolitan area, United States | — | 288.800 | 2022 [1] |
20 | Minneapolis–Saint Paul, United States | — | 277.602 | 2022 [1] |
21 | Baltimore metropolitan area, United States | — | 241.399 | 2022 [1] |
22 | Greater Buenos Aires, Argentina | ARS 2,167.433 billion | 235.600 | 2023 [5] |
23 | Charlotte metropolitan area, United States | — | 228.913 | 2022 [1] |
24 | Greater Austin, United States | — | 222.054 | 2022 [1] |
25 | Tampa Bay area, United States | — | 219.414 | 2022 [1] |
26 | Greater St. Louis, United States | — | 209.936 | 2022 [1] |
27 | Portland metropolitan area, United States | — | 204.319 | 2022 [1] |
28 | Greater Orlando, United States | — | 194.472 | 2022 [1] |
29 | Nashville metropolitan area, United States | — | 187.781 | 2022 [1] |
30 | Cincinnati metropolitan area, United States | — | 186.141 | 2022 [1] |
31 | Indianapolis metropolitan area, United States | — | 184.394 | 2022 [1] |
32 | Greater Pittsburgh, United States | — | 181.485 | 2022 [1] |
33 | Greater Sacramento, United States | — | 176.276 | 2022 [1] |
34 | Rio de Janeiro metropolitan area, Brazil | R$949.301 billion | 176.095 | 2021 [6] |
35 | Greater Montreal, Canada | CA$228.707 billion | 170.661 | 2020 [2] |
36 | Kansas City metropolitan area, United States | — | 169.501 | 2022 [1] |
37 | Columbus metropolitan area, United States | — | 169.123 | 2022 [1] |
38 | Greater San Antonio, United States | — | 163.061 | 2022 [1] |
39 | Las Vegas Valley, United States | — | 160.728 | 2022 [1] |
40 | Greater Cleveland, United States | — | 138.260 | 2022 [1] |
41 | Salt Lake City metropolitan area, United States | — | 135.409 | 2022 [1] |
42 | Santiago Metropolitan Region, Chile | CLP 85,867.000 billion | 128.800 | 2023 [7] |
43 | Greater Vancouver, Canada | CA$163.772 billion | 122.207 | 2020 [2] |
44 | Metropolitan Area of Bogotá, Colombia | COP 334,299.466 billion | 121.800 | 2023 [8] |
45 | Milwaukee metropolitan area, United States | — | 120.563 | 2022 [1] |
46 | Research Triangle, United States | — | 119.675 | 2022 [1] |
47 | Hampton Roads, United States | — | 118.686 | 2022 [1] |
48 | Jacksonville metropolitan area, United States | — | 117.162 | 2022 [1] |
49 | Greater Hartford, United States | — | 114.887 | 2022 [1] |
50 | Providence metropolitan area, United States | — | 105.571 | 2022 [1] |
51 | Greater Bridgeport, United States | — | 104.368 | 2022 [1] |
Rank | Metropolitan area | GDP (local currency) | GDP (billion US$) | Year |
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1 | Greater Tokyo Area, Japan | JP¥ 222,129.000 billion | 2,084.000 | 2021 [9] |
2 | Seoul Capital Area, South Korea | KR₩ 1,137,000.000 billion | 909.600 | 2021 [10] |
3 | Keihanshin, Japan | JP¥ 74,150.000 billion | 680.251 | 2019 [9] |
4 | Shanghai, China | CN¥ 4,465.000 billion | 663.900 | 2022 [11] |
5 | Beijing, China | CN¥ 4,161.000 billion | 618.000 | 2022 [11] |
6 | Shenzhen, China | CN¥ 3,239.000 billion | 482.000 | 2022 [11] |
7 | Singapore, Singapore | S$643.546 billion | 466.789 | 2022 [12] |
8 | Chongqing, China | CN¥ 2,913.000 billion | 433.000 | 2022 [11] |
9 | Guangzhou, China | CN¥ 2,884.000 billion | 429.000 | 2022 [11] |
10 | Jakarta metropolitan area, Indonesia | IDR 6,404,701.000 billion | 420.192 | 2023 [13] |
11 | Greater Taipei Area, Taiwan | — | 407.838 | 2021 [14] |
12 | Nagoya metropolitan area, Japan | JP¥ 40,911.000 billion | 375.316 | 2019 [9] |
13 | Hong Kong, China | CN¥ 2,873.000 billion | 368.400 | 2022 [11] |
14 | Suzhou, China | CN¥ 2,396.000 billion | 356.000 | 2022 [11] |
15 | Tel Aviv metropolitan area, Israel | ILS 1,040.646 billion | 310.000 | 2022 [15] [16] |
16 | Chengdu, China | CN¥ 2,082.000 billion | 308.790 | 2022 [11] |
17 | Wuhan, China | CN¥ 1,887.000 billion | 281.000 | 2022 [11] |
18 | Hangzhou, China | CN¥ 1,875.000 billion | 279.000 | 2022 [11] |
19 | Nanjing, China | CN¥ 1,691.000 billion | 251.000 | 2022 [11] |
20 | Busan–Gyeongnam Area, South Korea | KR₩ 310,000.000 billion | 248.000 | 2021 [10] |
21 | Tianjin, China | CN¥ 1,631.000 billion | 243.000 | 2022 [11] |
22 | Ningbo, China | CN¥ 1,570.000 billion | 234.000 | 2022 [11] |
23 | Bangkok Metropolitan Region, Thailand | THB 8,096.000 billion | 226.698 | 2022 [17] |
24 | Qingdao, China | CN¥ 1,492.000 billion | 222.000 | 2022 [11] |
25 | Shanghai, China | CN¥ 1,485.000 billion | 221.000 | 2022 [11] |
26 | Changsha, China | CN¥ 1,397.000 billion | 208.000 | 2022 [11] |
27 | Dubai-Sharjah-Ajman metropolitan area, UAE | AED 744.800 billion | 202.800 | 2021 [18] |
28 | Greater Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia | MYR 888,491.000 billion | 201.930 | 2022 [19] |
29 | Zhengzhou, China | CN¥ 1,294.000 billion | 192.000 | 2022 [11] |
30 | Foshan, China | CN¥ 1,270.000 billion | 189.000 | 2022 [11] |
31 | Riyadh, Saudi Arabia | SAR 687.000 billion | 183.200 | 2021 [20] |
32 | Fukuoka–Kitakyushu, Japan | JP¥ 19,942.000 billion | 183.000 | 2019 [9] |
33 | Fuzhou, China | CN¥ 1,231.000 billion | 183.000 | 2022 [11] |
34 | Quanzhou, China | CN¥ 1,210.000 billion | 180.000 | 2022 [11] |
35 | Jinan, China | CN¥ 1,203.000 billion | 179.000 | 2022 [11] |
36 | Hefei China | CN¥ 1,201.000 billion | 179.000 | 2022 [11] |
37 | Xi'an, China | CN¥ 1,149.000 billion | 171.000 | 2022 [11] |
38 | Nantong, China | CN¥ 1,138.000 billion | 169.000 | 2022 [11] |
39 | Dongguan, China | CN¥ 1,120.000 billion | 167.000 | 2022 [11] |
40 | Abu Dhabi, UAE | AED 554.600 billion | 151.000 | 2022 [21] |
41 | Mumbai Metropolitan Region, India | ₹ 11,183.000 billion | 151.000 | 2021 [22] |
42 | Changzhou, China | CN¥ 955.000 billion | 142.000 | 2022 [11] |
43 | Yantai, China | CN¥ 952.000 billion | 142.000 | 2022 [11] |
44 | Delhi, India | ₹ 10,830.000 billion | 137.500 | 2022 [23] |
45 | Metro Manila, Philippines | ₱ 7,572.347 billion | 136.300 | 2023 [24] |
46 | Surabaya metropolitan area, Indonesia | IDR 2,037,094.290 billion | 133.647 | 2023 [25] |
47 | Ho Chi Minh City metropolitan area, Vietnam | VND 3,172,000.000 billion | 133.076 | 2023 [26] |
48 | Tangshan, China | CN¥ 890.000 billion | 132.000 | 2022 [11] |
49 | Xuzhou, China | CN¥ 846.000 billion | 126.000 | 2022 [11] |
50 | Dalian, China | CN¥ 843.000 billion | 125.000 | 2022 [11] |
51 | Wenzhou, China | CN¥ 803.000 billion | 119.000 | 2022 [11] |
52 | Hanoi Capital Region, Vietnam | VND 2,414,600.000 billion | 103.135 | 2022 [27] |
53 | Jeddah, Saudi Arabia | SAR 377.625 billion | 100.700 | 2021 [20] |
Rank | Metropolitan area | GDP (local currency) | GDP (billion US$) | Year |
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1 | London metropolitan area, UK | £715.200 billion | 983.901 | 2021 [28] |
2 | Paris metropolitan area, France | €782.639 billion | 824.745 | 2022 [29] |
3 | Rhine-Ruhr metropolitan region, Germany | €501.718 billion | 572.962 | 2020 [30] |
4 | Randstad, Netherlands | €510.181 billion | 537.629 | 2022 [29] |
5 | Moscow metropolitan area, Russia | ₽36,228.000 billion | 518.310 | 2022 [31] |
6 | Munich Metropolitan Region, Germany | €336.703 billion | 384.515 | 2020 [30] |
7 | Rhine-Main Metropolitan Region, Germany | €273.357 billion | 312.174 | 2020 [30] |
8 | Stuttgart Metropolitan Region, Germany | €258.236 billion | 294.906 | 2020 [30] |
9 | Madrid Metropolitan Area, Spain | €234.639 billion | 277.578 | 2021 [29] |
10 | Istanbul metropolitan area, Turkey | ₺4,564.280 billion | 275.365 | 2022 [32] |
11 | Greater Dublin Area, Ireland | €230.366 billion | 272.523 | 2021 [33] |
12 | Berlin/Brandenburg Metropolitan Region, Germany | €229.828 billion | 271.887 | 2021 [30] |
13 | Milan metropolitan area, Italy | €228.436 billion | 270.240 | 2021 [33] |
14 | Hamburg Metropolitan Region, Germany | €228.774 billion | 261.260 | 2020 [30] |
15 | Brussels metropolitan area, Belgium | €200.457 billion | 211.242 | 2022 [33] |
16 | Barcelona metropolitan area, Spain | €173.722 billion | 205.513 | 2021 [33] |
17 | Stockholm metropolitan area, Sweden | €172.401 billion [lower-alpha 1] | 203.950 | 2021 [29] |
18 | Rome metropolitan area, Italy | €163.462 billion | 193.376 | 2021 [33] |
19 | Greater Copenhagen, Denmark | €178.834 billion [lower-alpha 2] | 188.455 | 2022 [33] |
20 | Hannover–Braunschweig–Göttingen–Wolfsburg Metropolitan Region, Germany | €162.990 billion | 186.135 | 2020 [30] |
21 | Zurich metropolitan area, Switzerland | CHF 149.000 billion | 159.000 | 2020 [34] |
22 | Nuremberg Metropolitan Region, Germany | €148.131 billion | 169.166 | 2020 [30] |
23 | Vienna metropolitan area, Austria | €140.330 billion | 166.010 | 2021 [33] |
24 | Saint Petersburg metropolitan area, Russia | ₽11,166.000 billion | 159.750 | 2022 [31] |
25 | Aix-Marseille-Provence Metropolis, France | €125.382 billion | 148.327 | 2021 [33] |
26 | Metropolitan Cork, Ireland | €115.681 billion | 136.851 | 2021 [33] |
27 | Warsaw metropolitan area, Poland | €114.436 billion [lower-alpha 3] | 120.593 | 2022 [29] |
28 | Prague metropolitan area, Czechia | €109.990 billion [lower-alpha 4] | 115.907 | 2022 [33] |
29 | Metropolis of Lyon, France | €97.306 billion | 115.113 | 2021 [33] |
30 | Greater Helsinki, Finland | €105.831 billion | 111.525 | 2022 [29] |
31 | Northwest Metropolitan Region, Germany | €101.322 billion | 115.710 | 2020 [30] |
32 | Rhine-Neckar Metropolitan Region, Germany | €99.242 billion | 113.334 | 2020 [30] |
33 | Central German Metropolitan Region, Germany | €95.939 billion | 109.562 | 2020 [30] |
34 | Greater Manchester, UK | £78.744 billion | 108.000 | 2021 [28] |
35 | European Metropolis of Lille, France | €85.949 billion | 101.678 | 2021 [33] |
Rank | Metropolitan area | GDP (local currency) | GDP (billion US$) | Year |
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1 | Greater Cairo, Egypt | EGP 2,986.037 billion | 190.211 | 2021 [35] |
2 | Johanstenburg metropolitan area, South Africa | ZAR 2,184.600 billion | 133.916 | 2022 [36] |
3 | Lagos metropolitan area, Nigeria | NGN 41,167.788 billion | 102.010 | 2021 [37] |
Rank | Metropolitan area | GDP (local currency) | GDP (billion US$) | Year |
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1 | Sydney metropolitan area, Australia | AU$ 461.440 billion | 344.926 | 2018 [38] |
2 | Melbourne metropolitan area, Australia | AU$ 369.439 billion | 276.156 | 2018 [38] |
3 | Brisbane metropolitan area, Australia | AU$ 177.006 billion | 132.312 | 2018 [38] |
4 | Perth metropolitan area, Australia | AU$ 146.880 billion | 109.973 | 2018 [38] |
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