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.
Counties by GDP in 2017 according to data by the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics. [1] [2]
Rank | County | GDP in KSh. millions/= | GDP in US$ millions (PPP) |
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1 | Nairobi County | 5,192,323 | 49,309 |
2 | Kiambu County | 4,933,999 | 46,856 |
3 | Mombasa County | 989,918 | 9,425 |
4 | Nakuru County | 832,122 | 7,902 |
5 | Kisumu County | 645,203 | 6,127 |
6 | Meru County | 632,860 | 6,010 |
7 | Machakos County | 629,226 | 5,975 |
8 | Kakamega County | 629,146 | 5,975 |
9 | Nyandarua County | 619,489 | 5,883 |
10 | Nyeri County | 582,563 | 5,532 |
11 | Narok County | 583,509 | 5,541 |
12 | Bungoma County | 574,961 | 5,460 |
13 | Muranga County | 573,018 | 5,442 |
14 | Kisii County | 563,546 | 5,352 |
15 | Uasin Gishu County | 562,273 | 5,340 |
16 | Bomet County | 559,569 | 4,186 |
17 | Elgeyo-Marakwet County | 359,531 | 4,185 |
18 | Kericho County | 336,799 | 3,732 |
19 | Nandi County | 219,691 | 3,390 |
20 | Kilifi County | 219,295 | 3,382 |
21 | Trans-Nzoia County | 216,683 | 3,330 |
22 | Homa Bay County | 214,198 | 3,280 |
23 | Kajiado County | 207,805 | 3,153 |
24 | Embu County | 203,734 | 3,071 |
25 | Nyamira County | 203,239 | 2,061 |
26 | Kitui County | 201,560 | 2,028 |
27 | Makueni County | 200,924 | 2,015 |
28 | Kirinyaga County | 200,836 | 2,013 |
29 | Migori County | 196,337 | 1,923 |
30 | Siaya County | 195,265 | 1,902 |
31 | Baringo County | 192,866 | 1,854 |
32 | Busia County | 186,712 | 1,731 |
33 | Kwale County | 186,278 | 1,723 |
34 | Laikipia County | 181,095 | 1,619 |
35 | Turkana County | 178,301 | 1,563 |
36 | Tharaka-Nithi County | 87,692 | 1,352 |
37 | Vihiga County | 79,050 | 1,179 |
38 | Taita–Taveta County | 71,381 | 1,026 |
39 | West Pokot County | 66,785 | 934 |
40 | Garissa County | 59,394 | 887 |
41 | Wajir County | 57,159 | 842 |
42 | Mandera County | 45,101 | 801 |
43 | Marsabit County | 44,073 | 680 |
44 | Tana River County | 43,498 | 669 |
45 | Lamu County | 42,386 | 647 |
46 | Samburu County | 36,503 | 529 |
47 | Isiolo County | 25,850 | 316 |
Kenya | 11,196,666 | 163,668 |
Counties by GDP per capita in 2017 according to data by the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics. [1] [2]
Rank | County | GDP per capita in KSh. /= | GDP per capita in US$ (PPP) |
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1 | Kiambu County | 789,129 | 6,955 |
2 | Nairobi County | 328,575 | 6,561 |
3 | Nyandarua County | 317,700 | 6,344 |
4 | Mombasa County | 271,039 | 5,412 |
5 | Nakuru County | 245,999 | 4,912 |
6 | Lamu County | 244,379 | 4,880 |
7 | Elgeyo-Marakwet | 221,467 | 4,422 |
8 | Nyeri County | 214,885 | 4,291 |
9 | Machakos County | 193,460 | 3,863 |
10 | Embu County | 183,418 | 3,662 |
11 | Bomet County | 169,777 | 3,390 |
12 | Tharaka-Nithi County | 169,141 | 3,377 |
13 | Kisumu County | 168,095 | 3,356 |
14 | Kirinyaga County | 162,666 | 3,248 |
15 | Narok County | 160,580 | 3,206 |
16 | Muranga County | 156,392 | 3,123 |
17 | Laikipia County | 154,840 | 3,092 |
18 | Busia County | 154,722 | 3,089 |
19 | Meru County | 154,537 | 3,086 |
20 | Nyamira County | 144,512 | 2,886 |
21 | Kericho County | 141,047 | 2,816 |
22 | Taita–Taveta County | 139,053 | 2,777 |
23 | Uasin Gishu County | 138,350 | 2,763 |
24 | Baringo County | 127,437 | 2,545 |
25 | Nandi County | 121,149 | 2,419 |
26 | Kajiado County | 119,557 | 2,387 |
27 | Kisii County | 118,858 | 2,373 |
28 | Trans-Nzoia County | 108,607 | 2,169 |
29 | Tana River County | 106,894 | 2,134 |
30 | Marsabit County | 106,734 | 2,131 |
31 | Makueni County | 104,161 | 2,080 |
32 | Kwale County | 101,725 | 2,032 |
33 | Isiolo County | 100,904 | 2,015 |
34 | Homa Bay County | 99,227 | 1,981 |
35 | Bungoma County | 97,986 | 1,957 |
36 | Kakamega County | 95,667 | 1,910 |
37 | Siaya County | 94,714 | 1,891 |
38 | Vihiga County | 92,572 | 1,848 |
39 | Kitui County | 91,580 | 1,829 |
40 | Samburu County | 90,143 | 1,800 |
41 | Garissa County | 89,502 | 1,787 |
42 | Migori County | 87,960 | 1,756 |
43 | Kilifi County | 82,405 | 1,645 |
44 | Wajir County | 79,468 | 1,587 |
45 | Turkana County | 69,775 | 1,393 |
46 | West Pokot County | 69,589 | 1,390 |
47 | Mandera County | 48,442 | 967 |
Kenya | 161,499 | 3,224 |
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