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Top 20 Country Subdivisions by GDP
Enter the first-level country subdivisions (state, province, territory etc.) with the biggest economy.
Source: Wikipedia
Comparable country GDP are listed in grey
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Last updated: November 2, 2024
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| First submitted | August 19, 2013 |
| Times taken | 2,525 |
| Average score | 60.0% |
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7 Comments
precisioncontrol
+1
Level 65
Dec 16, 2014
How is Moscow not an acceptable answer for "Central Federal District" in Russia?
cuotak
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Level 70
Dec 16, 2014
But it's much larger than Moscow, in fact an area bigger than France.
Sulps
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Level 55
Jan 8, 2016
I think Nordrhein(-Westfalen) and Bayern should also be accepted as they usually are in Jetpunk.
SpanishKing
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Level 41
Apr 27, 2020
Seoul should also be accepted... NoBodY WriTes: SeoUL cApITal ArEA
cuotak
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Level 70
Apr 27, 2020
Seoul was accepted. You probably didn't answer it.
EpicTurtle640
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Level 28
Oct 31, 2024
California's is now out of date in terms of value and rank now that japan's gdp is below California's
cuotak
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Level 70
Nov 2, 2024
Updated, but Japan is still above California
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