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GDP per capita, 2025

Current dollars per person. Select a state on the map or in the table for its profile.

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GDP per capita, 2025, by state

Dollars per person. Shaded in five groups of about ten states each. Rank 1 is the highest value.

Dollars per person

United States: $90,294

Data table

All 50 states and DC, A to Z. The source publishes no margin of error for this measure.

State2025Rank (1 = highest)
Alabama$65,28648
Alaska$99,87510
Arizona$77,66535
Arkansas$62,92250
California$109,1966
Colorado$95,61012
Connecticut$103,7277
Delaware$115,0433
District of Columbia$278,2051
Florida$76,95837
Georgia$82,81925
Hawaii$85,95922
Idaho$67,69546
Illinois$97,56811
Indiana$77,79034
Iowa$83,97324
Kansas$77,96133
Kentucky$68,06544
Louisiana$74,12539
Maine$71,89841
Maryland$90,50117
Massachusetts$113,7244
Michigan$72,46240
Minnesota$88,35020
Mississippi$55,11751
Missouri$75,81138
Montana$70,71343
Nebraska$102,3869
Nevada$85,72823
New Hampshire$90,63416
New Jersey$92,98013
New Mexico$71,56942
New York$123,2732
North Carolina$80,00731
North Dakota$103,0208
Ohio$82,08726
Oklahoma$66,52347
Oregon$80,31728
Pennsylvania$80,89827
Rhode Island$79,17432
South Carolina$67,92945
South Dakota$87,69421
Tennessee$80,13730
Texas$92,47414
Utah$90,19118
Vermont$77,02936
Virginia$90,98115
Washington$111,5185
West Virginia$63,02049
Wisconsin$80,16029
Wyoming$89,15719

Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, GDP by State (SAGDP1), and U.S. Census Bureau, Vintage 2025 population. SAGDP1 line 3, Current-dollar GDP (millions of current dollars); NST-EST2025-ALLDATA POPESTIMATE2025 · retrieved Oct. 2, 2026 · 51 rows · as of 2025 · annual. File: SAGDP1 line 3, Current-dollar GDP (millions of current dollars); NST-EST2025-ALLDATA POPESTIMATE2025. Download CSV

Highest to lowest

The source publishes no margin of error for this measure, so the ranks carry no test of whether neighbors really differ. Small gaps between states may be within the estimate’s ordinary error and revisions.

RankStateValue
1District of Columbia$278,205
2New York$123,273
3Delaware$115,043
4Massachusetts$113,724
5Washington$111,518
6California$109,196
7Connecticut$103,727
8North Dakota$103,020
9Nebraska$102,386
10Alaska$99,875
11Illinois$97,568
12Colorado$95,610
13New Jersey$92,980
14Texas$92,474
15Virginia$90,981
16New Hampshire$90,634
17Maryland$90,501
18Utah$90,191
19Wyoming$89,157
20Minnesota$88,350
21South Dakota$87,694
22Hawaii$85,959
23Nevada$85,728
24Iowa$83,973
25Georgia$82,819
26Ohio$82,087
27Pennsylvania$80,898
28Oregon$80,317
29Wisconsin$80,160
30Tennessee$80,137
31North Carolina$80,007
32Rhode Island$79,174
33Kansas$77,961
34Indiana$77,790
35Arizona$77,665
36Vermont$77,029
37Florida$76,958
38Missouri$75,811
39Louisiana$74,125
40Michigan$72,462
41Maine$71,898
42New Mexico$71,569
43Montana$70,713
44Kentucky$68,065
45South Carolina$67,929
46Idaho$67,695
47Oklahoma$66,523
48Alabama$65,286
49West Virginia$63,020
50Arkansas$62,922
51Mississippi$55,117
United States For reference, not ranked$90,294

About this measure

Period
2025
As of
, retrieved
Units
Current dollars per person
Uncertainty
None published (administrative and model-based estimates), so ranks carry no test.
Data
Download the CSV (all 50 states and DC, with the rank, the test and every input column)
  • GDP is counted where production happens, so places with many commuters coming in (such as DC) or large headquarters and resource industries show high GDP per resident that residents do not receive as income. Personal income is the resident-income measure.
  • GDP divided by the Census population for July 1, 2025, computed by the site; BEA publishes no per capita GDP series.
  • U.S. value: BEA's United States GDP row; per BEA it differs from the sum of states by overseas federal military and civilian activity.