List of regions of Kazakhstan by GDP

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This is a list of regions of Kazakhstan by nominal GDP, in Kazakhstani tenge and US dollars.

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Regions of Kazakhstan by GDP per capita.
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Statistics shown are for 2022 levels, according to Kazakhstan's Bureau of National Statistics. [1]

RankRegionGDP (mil. KZT)GDP (mil. US$)GDP per capita (KZT)GDP per capita (US$)
1Flag of Almaty.svg  Almaty 19,154,53741,4858,985,60019,461
2 Atyrau Region 13,725,40027,72719,974,10043,261
3Flag of Nur-Sultan (2008-2019).svg  Astana 10,672,48123,1158,053,90017,443
4 Karaganda Region 7,278,05915,7636,412,90013,889
5 West Kazakhstan Region 4,435,1319,6066,467,80014,008
6 Aktobe Region 4,416,8999,5664,788,20010,370
7 Mangystau Region 4,401,1939,5325,817,80012,600
8 Pavlodar Region 4,296,9249,3065,685,80012,314
9 Almaty Region 4,267,6659,2432,860,0006,194
10 Kostanay Region 4,182,0789,0585,014,70010,861
11 East Kazakhstan Region 3,916,8188,4835,353,80011,595
12 Turkistan Region 3,517,2817,6181,671,8003,621
13 Akmola Region 3,484,5737,5474,428,5009,591
14 Shymkent 3,294,3927,1352,798,4006,061
15 Jambyl Region 2,685,4605,8162,212,2004,791
16 Kyzylorda Region 2,417,3995,2362,917,9006,320
17 Abai Region 2,383,7535,1623,901,1008,449
18 North Kazakhstan Region 2,198,8544,7624,097,7008,875
19 Ulytau Region 1,609,7403,4867,278,40015,764
20 Jetisu Region 1,426,8823,0902,042,1004,423

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  1. ↑ DOSM. "Department of Statistics Kazakhstan". stat.gov.kz. Archived from the original on 2 January 2024. Retrieved 2023-03-01.
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