List of regions of Tanzania by GDP

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This is a list of regions of Tanzania by GDP and GDP per capita. Data does only include values for Mainland Tansania without Zanzibar.

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List of regions by GDP

Regions (2011 borders) by GDP in 2018 according to data by the National Bureau of Statistics (Tanzania). [1]

TSh.763/139 per Int. dollar based on PPP (IMF Apr. 2019) [2]
RankRegionGDP in TSh. million/=GDP in US$  million
(PPP)
1 Dar es Salaam 22,577,22529,585
2 Mwanza Region 12,731,45420,683
3 Shinyanga Region 7,540,5899,881
4 Mbeya Region 7,314,3029,584
5 Morogoro Region 6,191,3438,113
6 Tanga Region 6,016,8737,884
7 Arusha Region 5,999,9017,862
8 Kilimanjaro Region 5,754,6777,541
9 Kagera Region 4,928,1356,458
10 Ruvuma Region 4,903,5596,426
11 Tabora Region 4,715,0656,179
12 Mara Region 4,620,7976,055
13 Rukwa Region 4,497,2935,893
14 Manyara Region 4,377,7065,736
15 Dodoma Region 3,872,7275,075
16 Iringa Region 3,643,0624,774
17 Kigoma Region 3,625,7274,751
18 Mtwara Region 3,552,5064,655
19 Njombe Region 2,685,3373,519
20 Lindi Region 2,529,8773,315
21 Pwani Region 2,510,7243,290
22 Singida Region 2,418,0913,169
23 Songwe Region 2,357,3833,089
Tanzania (Mainland)
129,364,353
169,516

List of regions by GDP per capita

Regions (2011 borders) by GDP per capita in 2018 according to data by the National Bureau of Statistics (Tanzania). [1]

TSh.763/139 per Int. dollar based on PPP (IMF Apr. 2019) [2]
RankRegionGDP per capita in TSh. /=GDP per capita in US$
(PPP)
1 Dar es Salaam 4,348,9905,699
2 Mbeya Region 3,506,1014,594
3 Iringa Region 3,360,5514,404
4 Njombe Region 3,317,6984,347
5 Ruvuma Region 3,112,3164,078
6 Kilimanjaro Region 3,074,5834,029
7 Arusha Region 3,034,3533,976
8 Lindi Region 2,604,2543,413
9 Tanga Region 2,591,0743,395
10 Mwanza Region 2,510,1383,289
11 Manyara Region 2,483,0703,254
12 Mtwara Region 2,471,3413,238
13 Morogoro Region 2,392,1773,135
14 Rukwa Region 2,325,6403,047
15 Mara Region 2,137,8262,801
16 Pwani Region 1,993,4032,612
17 Songwe Region 1,969,0232,580
18 Shinyanga Region 1,861,7702,440
19 Tabora Region 1,667,8082,185
20 Dodoma Region 1,520,7201,993
21 Singida Region 1,500,1901,966
22 Kigoma Region 1,384,8191,815
23 Kagera Region 1,353,2771,773
Tanzania (Mainland)
2,458,496
3,222

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References

  1. 1 2 "National Accounts of Tanzania Mainland" (PDF).
  2. 1 2 "Report for Selected Countries and Subjects". www.imf.org. Retrieved 2020-07-08.
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