List of Mexican states by GDP

Last updated August 14, 2023

The following list shows the GDP (nominal) of Mexico's 32 states as of 2022, ranked in order. Overall, in the calendar year 2022, the Nominal GDP of Mexico at Current Prices totaled at US$1.42 trillion, as compared to US$1.27 trillion in 2021.

Federal entities by GDP 2022 (millions)^[1]^[2]
Position	State	Nominal GDP (MXN)	Nominal GDP (USD)	GDP PPP (USD)	Growth	Nominal GDP per capita	% of national
1	Mexico City	4,270,240	212,506	443,661	1.12%	$22,823	15%
2	State of Mexico	2,577,033	128,244	267,744	2.08%	$7,380	9.05%
3	Nuevo León	2,349,027	116,898	244,055	2.10%	$19,452	8.25%
4	Jalisco	2,146,364	106,812	222,999	6.91%	$12,412	7.54%
5	Veracruz	1,226,769	61,049	127,456	−0.03%	$7,491	4.31%
6	Guanajuato	1,211,951	60,312	125,917	3.21%	$9,568	4.26%
7	Baja California	1,082,329	53,861	112,450	2.76%	$14,185	3.80%
8	Sonora	1,055,214	52,512	109,633	3.76%	$17,503	3.71%
9	Chihuahua	1,049,834	52,244	109,074	4.74%	$13,637	3.69%
10	Coahuila	1,034,560	51,484	107,487	0.56%	$15,699	3.63%
11	Puebla	902,651	44,920	93,782	4.14%	$6,736	3.17%
12	Tamaulipas	842,030	41,903	87,484	2.86%	$11,674	2.96%
13	Tabasco	748,259	37,237	77,741	10.61%	$15,092	2.63%
14	Michoacán	700,144	34,842	72,742	2.90%	$7,066	2.46%
15	Sinaloa	668,476	33,266	69,452	4.35%	$10,840	2.35%
16	San Luis Potosí	662,415	32,965	68,822	3.21%	$11,556	2.33%
17	Querétaro	656,317	32,661	68,189	3.67%	$13,266	2.31%
18	Campeche	521,137	25,934	54,144	−5.50%	$27,562	1.83%
19	Hidalgo	482,226	23,998	50,101	8.73%	$7,530	1.69%
20	Oaxaca	479,985	23,886	49,869	6.71%	$5,657	1.69%
21	Chiapas	455,199	22,653	47,293	5.22%	$3,989	1.60%
22	Quintana Roo	446,762	22,233	46,417	10.80%	$11,479	1.57%
23	Yucatán	428,208	21,309	44,489	−0.40%	$8,996	1.50%
24	Guerrero	391,534	19,484	40,679	3.71%	$5,428	1.38%
25	Aguascalientes	356,022	17,717	36,989	−1.97%	$12,028	1.25%
26	Durango	341,784	17,009	35,510	−0.53%	$9,024	1.20%
27	Morelos	313,577	15,605	32,579	6.28%	$7,861	1.10%
28	Zacatecas	268,941	13,384	27,942	0.51%	$8,184	0.94%
29	Baja California Sur	261,572	13,017	27,176	7.74%	$15,556	0.92%
30	Nayarit	204,929	10,198	21,291	3.27%	$8,171	0.72%
31	Colima	168,921	8,406	17,550	1.57%	$11,010	0.59%
32	Tlaxcala	157,699	7,848	16,384	1.45%	$5,594	0.55%
Mexico		28,462,110	1,416,399	2,957,102	3.1%	$10,950	100%

Top 30 metro areas of Mexico with most GDP:

Metropolitan areas by GDP 2021 (millions) ^[3]^[4]
Metropolitan area	Position	GDP (MXN)	GDP (USD)	PPP (USD)	Population	GDP per capita (USD)	PPP per capita (USD)
Mexico	-	25,803,508	1,272,839	2,569,222	126,705,138	10,046	20,277
Valley of Mexico	1	5,897,909	290,933	587,247	21,804,515	13,343	26,932
Monterrey	2	2,050,414	101,143	204,157	5,341,171	18,937	38,223
Guadalajara	3	1,309,083	64,575	130,344	5,268,642	12,256	24,740
Tijuana	4	649,954	32,061	64,715	2,157,853	14,858	29,991
Toluca	5	626,230	30,891	62,353	2,353,924	13,123	26,489
Puebla-Tlaxcala	6	575,561	28,391	57,308	3,199,530	8,874	17,911
Querétaro	7	482,631	23,807	48,055	1,594,212	14,934	30,143
León	8	440,046	21,707	43,815	1,924,771	11,278	22,764
Saltillo	9	397,449	19,605	39,573	1,031,779	19,002	38,355
Juárez	10	363,107	17,911	36,154	1,512,450	11,843	23,904
San Luis Potosí	11	354,542	17,489	35,301	1,271,366	13,756	27,766
Hermosillo	12	352,152	17,371	35,063	936,263	18,554	37,450
La Laguna	13	332,734	16,413	33,130	1,434,283	11,443	23,099
Veracruz	14	305,487	15,069	30,417	939,046	16,047	32,391
Aguascalientes	15	296,206	14,611	29,493	1,140,916	12,807	25,850
Chihuahua	16	279,865	13,805	27,865	988,065	13,972	28,202
Mérida	17	269,603	13,299	26,844	1,316,088	10,105	20,397
Villahermosa	18	268,490	13,244	26,733	833,907	15,882	32,058
Tampico	19	263,139	12,980	26,200	927,379	13,997	28,252
Mexicali	20	248,772	12,271	24,770	1,049,792	11,689	23,595
Culiacán	21	226,191	11,158	22,522	1,003,530	11,118	22,442
Cancún	22	210,735	10,395	20,983	934,189	11,127	22,461
Minatitlán	23	203,271	10,027	20,239	359,228	27,913	56,341
Reynosa	24	200,111	9,871	19,924	837,251	11,790	23,798
Xalapa	25	190,494	9,397	18,967	789,157	11,907	24,035
Morelia	26	185,703	9,160	18,490	988,704	9,265	18,701
Cuernavaca	27	180,226	8,890	17,945	1,028,589	8,643	17,446
Tehuantepec	28	149,853	7,392	14,921	179,870	41,096	82,952
Mazatlán	29	147,507	7,276	14,687	501,441	14,511	29,290
Celaya	30	145,432	7,174	14,480	767,104	9,352	18,877

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↑ Citibanamex (June 13, 2023). "Indicadores Regionales de Actividad Económica 2023" (PDF) (in Spanish). Retrieved August 13, 2023.
↑ International Monetary Fund. "Download World Economic Outlook database: April 2023" . Retrieved August 13, 2023.
↑ "Índice de Ciudades Sostenibles" (in Spanish). LNPP. Retrieved 2022-12-28.
↑ "INEGI Censos Económicos" (in Spanish). INEGI. Retrieved 2022-12-28.

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[1] Citibanamex (June 13, 2023). "Indicadores Regionales de Actividad Económica 2023" (PDF) (in Spanish). Retrieved August 13, 2023.

[2] International Monetary Fund. "Download World Economic Outlook database: April 2023" . Retrieved August 13, 2023.

[mexgdp1-3] "Índice de Ciudades Sostenibles" (in Spanish). LNPP. Retrieved 2022-12-28.

[mexgdp2-4] "INEGI Censos Económicos" (in Spanish). INEGI. Retrieved 2022-12-28.

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v t e Lists of countries by GDP rankings
Nominal	Per capita Past and projected per capita Sector composition
Purchasing power parity (PPP)	Per capita Past per capita Past and projected per capita Private consumption per capita Per person employed Ten largest historically
Growth rate	African countries Asian states European Union member states European countries Latin American and Caribbean countries Oceanian countries Per capita 1980–2010 growth Industrial growth
Gross national income (GNI)	PPP per capita Nominal per capita
Countries by region	Africa PPP nominal Commonwealth of Nations PPP nominal Latin America & Caribbean PPP nominal North America PPP nominal nominal per capita South America PPP Arab League nominal and per capita PPP and per capita ASEAN subdivision Asia Asia & Pacific PPP Former Soviet Republics Europe PPP PPP per capita nominal nominal per capita Oceania PPP PPP per capita nominal nominal per capita
Subnational divisions	Albania Argentina Australia Austria Baltic States Belarus Belgium Brazil Bulgaria Canada Chile per capita China per capita Colombia Croatia Czech Republic Finland France nominal nominal per capita Germany nominal nominal per capita Greece Hungary India PPP per capita Indonesia per capita Cities Italy nominal per capita Japan per capita Kenya Malaysia Mexico per capita Mongolia Netherlands Nigeria Nepal Norway Pakistan Peru Philippines Poland Portugal Romania Russia per capita Serbia Slovakia South Africa per capita South Korea Spain Sweden Switzerland Ukraine United Kingdom nominal nominal per capita United States nominal per capita Taiwan Tanzania Thailand Turkey Vietnam OECD *Top country subdivisions by GDP
Lists of countries by financial rankings List of international rankings Lists by country

v t e Indicators of Mexican states
Ranked	Area Growth rate Population Population density
Social	Fertility Rate HDI Homicides Infant mortality Life expectancy Literacy rate
Political	Capitals Governors Statehood
Economy	GDP GDP per capita Poverty rate Unemployment
Other	Coats of arms Flags Indigenous-speaking Irreligion

v t e List of North American subdivisions by GDP
Sovereign states	Antigua and Barbuda Bahamas Barbados Belize Canada Costa Rica Cuba Dominica Dominican Republic El Salvador Grenada Guatemala Haiti Honduras Jamaica Mexico Nicaragua Panama Saint Kitts and Nevis Saint Lucia Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Trinidad and Tobago United States
Dependencies and other territories	Anguilla Aruba Bermuda Bonaire British Virgin Islands Cayman Islands Curaçao Greenland Guadeloupe Martinique Montserrat Puerto Rico Saint Barthélemy Saint Martin Saint Pierre and Miquelon Saba Sint Eustatius Sint Maarten Turks and Caicos Islands United States Virgin Islands

List of Mexican states by GDP

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