Gross domestic product (GDP): United States, Canada and Mexico compared

Nominal GDP in each country's own currency, and each state's, province's and estado's share of its national GDP. Each figure keeps its own source, reference period and definition; read the notes before comparing.

National values

National values
Country	Gross domestic product (GDP) (millions, national currency)	Period	Basis
United States	29,380,991	2024	US$ millions, current prices
Canada	3,108,551	2024	C$ millions, current prices
Mexico	33,582,899.3	2024	MX$ millions, current prices

Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, Regional Economic Accounts, Table SAGDP1: State annual gross domestic product (GDP) summary. Reference period: 2024.

Source: Statistics Canada, Table 36-10-0222-01: Gross domestic product, expenditure-based, provincial and territorial, annual. Reference period: 2024.

Source: INEGI, Producto Interno Bruto por Entidad Federativa (PIBE), base 2018; Banco de Información Económica indicators 750453 and 746097. Reference period: 2024.

States, provinces and estados

United States Canada Mexico (hatched)

Each chart shows areas as a share of their own country's GDP. Because the national totals differ in size and currency, a larger share does not mean a larger economy: Ontario's share of Canada's GDP is larger than California's share of U.S. GDP, but California's economy is far larger.

United States: share of national GDP

Share of national GDP (%, US derived), latest available, sorted high to low. 51 areas ranked by Share of national GDP (%, US derived). Highest: US · California (13.8); lowest: US · Vermont (0.2). Each bar is a share of United States's own national GDP (derived by Quadranac); shares are not comparable across countries. Full data in the table below.Source: U.S., Canadian and Mexican official sources.

Canada: share of national GDP

Share of national GDP (%, US derived), latest available, sorted high to low. 13 areas ranked by Share of national GDP (%, US derived). Highest: CA · Ontario (38.5); lowest: CA · Yukon (0.1). Each bar is a share of Canada's own national GDP; shares are not comparable across countries. Full data in the table below.Source: U.S., Canadian and Mexican official sources.

Mexico: share of national GDP

Share of national GDP (%, US derived), latest available, sorted high to low. 32 areas ranked by Share of national GDP (%, US derived). Highest: MX · CDMX (14.9); lowest: MX · Tlaxcala (0.6). Each bar is a share of Mexico's own national GDP; shares are not comparable across countries. Full data in the table below.Source: U.S., Canadian and Mexican official sources.


California	United States	13.8
Texas	United States	9.55
New York	United States	7.92
Florida	United States	5.81
Illinois	United States	4
Pennsylvania	United States	3.43
Ohio	United States	3.16
Georgia	United States	3.01
North Carolina	United States	2.91
New Jersey	United States	2.88
Washington	United States	2.88
Massachusetts	United States	2.66
Virginia	United States	2.62
Michigan	United States	2.39
Arizona	United States	1.93
Tennessee	United States	1.9
Colorado	United States	1.88
Maryland	United States	1.86
Indiana	United States	1.77
Minnesota	United States	1.69
Wisconsin	United States	1.57
Missouri	United States	1.55
Connecticut	United States	1.23
South Carolina	United States	1.21
Louisiana	United States	1.12
Oregon	United States	1.12
Alabama	United States	1.1
Utah	United States	1.03
Kentucky	United States	1.01
Nevada	United States	0.91
Iowa	United States	0.9
Oklahoma	United States	0.9
Kansas	United States	0.76
Nebraska	United States	0.67
Arkansas	United States	0.64
District of Columbia	United States	0.63
Mississippi	United States	0.53
New Mexico	United States	0.5
Idaho	United States	0.44
New Hampshire	United States	0.42
Hawaii	United States	0.4
Delaware	United States	0.38
West Virginia	United States	0.36
Maine	United States	0.33
North Dakota	United States	0.28
Rhode Island	United States	0.28
South Dakota	United States	0.27
Montana	United States	0.26
Alaska	United States	0.24
Wyoming	United States	0.18
Vermont	United States	0.16
Ontario	Canada	38.51
Quebec	Canada	19.84
Alberta	Canada	15.25
British Columbia	Canada	13.8
Saskatchewan	Canada	3.63
Manitoba	Canada	3.09
Nova Scotia	Canada	2.1
New Brunswick	Canada	1.55
Newfoundland and Labrador	Canada	1.36
Prince Edward Island	Canada	0.35
Nunavut	Canada	0.18
Northwest Territories	Canada	0.16
Yukon	Canada	0.14
Ciudad de México	Mexico	14.95
México	Mexico	9.11
Nuevo León	Mexico	8.05
Jalisco	Mexico	7.55
Guanajuato	Mexico	4.53
Veracruz de Ignacio de la Llave	Mexico	4.31
Baja California	Mexico	3.85
Chihuahua	Mexico	3.83
Coahuila de Zaragoza	Mexico	3.69
Puebla	Mexico	3.55
Sonora	Mexico	3.3
Tamaulipas	Mexico	3
Michoacán de Ocampo	Mexico	2.75
Querétaro	Mexico	2.39
San Luis Potosí	Mexico	2.32
Sinaloa	Mexico	2.12
Tabasco	Mexico	2.07
Oaxaca	Mexico	1.88
Hidalgo	Mexico	1.75
Yucatán	Mexico	1.63
Chiapas	Mexico	1.58
Campeche	Mexico	1.56
Quintana Roo	Mexico	1.54
Durango	Mexico	1.35
Aguascalientes	Mexico	1.3
Guerrero	Mexico	1.29
Morelos	Mexico	1.05
Zacatecas	Mexico	1.03
Baja California Sur	Mexico	0.75
Nayarit	Mexico	0.67
Colima	Mexico	0.64
Tlaxcala	Mexico	0.6

Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, Regional Economic Accounts, Table SAGDP1: State annual gross domestic product (GDP) summary. Reference period: 2024.

Source: Statistics Canada, Table 36-10-0222-01: Gross domestic product, expenditure-based, provincial and territorial, annual. Reference period: 2024.

Source: INEGI, Producto Interno Bruto por Entidad Federativa (PIBE), base 2018; Banco de Información Económica indicators 750453 and 746097. Reference period: 2024.

How the countries differ

GDP is shown in each country's own currency (millions, current prices) and has not been converted; any conversion would need an official exchange rate and would be a derived figure.
The charts show each area's share of its own national GDP, one chart per country; shares are not comparable across countries. For the United States this share is derived by Quadranac (state GDP ÷ U.S. total); Canada's and Mexico's shares are as computed in the source tables on this site (Mexico's share is itself labelled derived).
Why the currencies can't be compared directly: market exchange rates change daily and do not reflect what money buys locally. A fair comparison of economic size would use purchasing power parities (PPPs), which adjust for price levels; this page does not convert values because no official PPP source has been added yet.
U.S. figures are BEA estimates; Canada's are expenditure-based provincial accounts; Mexico's are INEGI's PIBE (base 2018).

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Gross domestic product (GDP): United States, Canada and Mexico compared. Compiled by Quadranac from INEGI; Statistics Canada; U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis; U.S. Census Bureau. Data last updated 2026-10-26. https://quadranac.com/comparison/gdp/

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