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U.S. States or European Countries by GDP

Guess the U.S. states and European countries that have the largest economies.
Estimates for the year 2024. Sources: IMF, BEA.
For European countries, only includes the GDP within Europe
GDP at current exchange rates, not PPP
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GDP
Country / State
$4.66 T
Germany
$4.10 T
California
$3.64 T
United Kingdom
$3.16 T
France
$2.71 T
Texas
$2.37 T
Italy
$2.30 T
New York
GDP
Country / State
$1.72 T
Spain
$1.71`T
Florida
$1.66 T
Russia
$1.23 T
Netherlands
$1.14 T
Illinois
$1.02 T
Pennsylvania
$937 B
Switzerland
GDP
Country / State
$928 B
Ohio
$908 B
Poland
$883 B
Georgia
$855 B
Washington
$846 B
New Jersey
$839 B
North Carolina
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68 Comments
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Level 81
Jan 3, 2017
A good challenge. Had the final one left and was hard not knowing if it was a state or country. Finally figured it out though.
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Level 73
Apr 25, 2017
Exactly my thoughts
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Level 57
May 9, 2020
Same with Georgia and Switzerland left
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Level 58
Apr 24, 2017
5 stars!
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Level 83
Apr 24, 2017
There should be a way to make a distinction between European country of Georgia and American state of the same name (in English). The answer should probably state something like "Georgia (US)" or something similar.
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Level 70
Apr 24, 2017
Georgia isn't usually considered to be in Europe, although on the cusp, it is usually considered to be in Asia.
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Level 50
Apr 24, 2017
Well, gentlemen, I don't think we can argue with that one. Bravo, PatCovino, bravo.
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Level 65
Apr 24, 2017
I don't think ANYONE is guessing that the nation of Georgia has one of the largest GDPs in Europe OR Asia, so it seems pretty unnecessary for this quiz.
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Level 45
Jun 25, 2024
They mean the state
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Level 93
Apr 24, 2017
For JetPunk purposes, the country of Georgia is in Asia.
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Level 47
Jul 19, 2025
Yeah Georgia is in Asia
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Level 68
Apr 24, 2017
Enjoyed that.
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Level 69
Apr 24, 2017
I got them all with 1 second left!
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Level 45
Jun 25, 2024
I had less than a second but just went for new jersey
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Level 65
Apr 24, 2017
This was a great quiz!
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Level 66
Apr 24, 2017
I did not think I would get 100%
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Level 36
Oct 12, 2017
New Jersey over Belgium? And are you sure Russia isn't number 1.
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Level 33
Dec 1, 2017
Russia is NOT above Germany. The richest countries are 1.USA 2.China 3.Japan 4.Germany. And belgium is a tiny Country, what did you expect?
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Level 86
Apr 21, 2022
Agreed, not to mention the fact that 'richest' is a poor term to describe the countries with the biggest economies. Unless you think, say, India is richer than Switzerland.
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Level 58
Jun 13, 2022
Belgium has population of over 10 million, much bigger than Washington state actually. So, no that tiny...

Switzerland that makes the list has no more than 7 million.

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Level 74
Apr 19, 2023
Switzerland has about 8 and a half million tho
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Level 54
Jun 28, 2022
Yes, but Pantelicio, Washington state is home to some of the largest corporations in the world.
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Level 61
Nov 3, 2022
russia has a kinda small economy compared to other countries.
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Level 24
May 7, 2025
It only includes the European portion of countries.
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Level 62
Nov 16, 2017
North Carolina? Wow, more people live there than I thought...
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Level ∞
Jul 25, 2019
North Carolina just misses the list now, having been passed by Washington and Massachusetts.
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Level 59
Sep 16, 2024
And they're back now
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Level 67
Dec 25, 2021
Fortnite money
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Level 59
Jan 19, 2023
no
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Level 60
Apr 21, 2022
It's the 9th biggest US state by population. 10.5 million people according to the 2020 Census.
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Level 72
May 29, 2022
I was pleasantly surprised to see my state edge onto there.
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Level 44
Jul 26, 2019
I wish we would start using GNP figures for these quizzes. In an increasingly globalised world GDP is increasingly unreliable in demonstrating the wealth and power of countries. It is possible for a nation to see much of the value of what it produces disappear into foreign companies and tax havens.
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Level ∞
Apr 27, 2025
Ireland says hi.
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Level 76
Jul 27, 2019
Would be interesting to see a PPP version of this quiz. I think PPP is a more accurate measure of the standard of living enjoyed by a country.
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Level 86
Jul 28, 2019
I don't think standard of living matters so much at this level. Like for example it matters more when talking about average salary or poverty levels, but kind of useless to compare if Jeff Bezos or Carlos Slim can buy more burritos.
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Level ∞
Apr 27, 2025
Agree. We don't have PPP numbers for U.S. states though.
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Level 65
Nov 7, 2019
When I got down to the last two, I got hung up on trying countries when answers turned out to be states (Georgia, Washington). Hooray for peaches, pecans, peanuts, carpet, apples, timber and technology.
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Level 57
Nov 7, 2019
Imagine if the "states" were not "united" and were all individual countries ... interesting thought!
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Level 64
Sep 16, 2020
Probably wouldn't be as wealthy I reckon.
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Level 90
Apr 21, 2022
Which will be richer, Redland or Blueland?
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Level 71
Nov 7, 2019
Alright, we get it, you're rich...
+5
Level 57
Nov 7, 2019
Please start accepting more spellings for Massachusetts, in all quizzes. I always miss which letters are doubled.
+3
Level 69
Nov 9, 2019
In March 2019 the Netherlands surpassed the 1 trillion mark. Could you make change?
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Level 34
Jun 25, 2020
I didn't know how to write Massachuettes.
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Level 52
Jul 27, 2020
missed Massachussets, Netherlands and Switzerland
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Level 65
Oct 6, 2020
Hilarious :)
+1
Level 41
Mar 30, 2021
can you please accept ''NY'' for New York?
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Level 46
May 26, 2021
and ca for california, tx for texas, fl for florida, wa for washington, il for illinois, pa for pennsylvania, ga for georgia, oh for ohio, ma for massachusetts and nj for new jersey
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Level 73
Nov 19, 2021
No
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Level 46
Jan 5, 2022
bruh i forgot france and texas :(
+1
Level 82
May 7, 2025
Hmm, both are vaguely pentagonal with roughly similar areas. Coincidence? I think not.
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Level 85
Apr 21, 2022
You seem to have California and the UK the wrong way round in the table - California is bigger.
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Level ∞
Apr 21, 2022
Fixed
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Level 74
Jun 13, 2022
We seem to switch places periodically in this list. I’d like it if he we could change places physically, I’ve had it with the weather here
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Level 90
Apr 21, 2022
With the current changes to its economy, maybe Russia will drop down from near Florida to near New Jersey.
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Level 71
Jun 13, 2022
Finally JetPunk considers Georgia to be a European country
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Level 64
Jun 13, 2022
The one in this quiz is the US State...
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Level 64
Jun 13, 2022
The fact that New Jersey has a bigger GDP than Poland blows my mind
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Level 97
Sep 23, 2022
The fact that poland competes up blows my mind
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Level 52
Jun 15, 2022
I took this one quiz 2x, forgot New Jersey I was existed both times
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Level 59
Sep 16, 2024
Disgraceful. Best state in the Union 💪💪
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Level 59
Jan 19, 2023
Oh my god, I missed France
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Level 24
Jan 22, 2023
Oh no, i missed ohio!!!!
+1
Level 59
Sep 16, 2024
My glorious state of New Jersey how I love thee
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Level 79
May 7, 2025
you forgot cyprus
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Level 55
May 9, 2025
OHIO ?!?!?!??!?! Had me sent omg it was the one I didn’t get
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Level 57
Sep 1, 2025
Completely forgot that Washington has all those huge companies located in it
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Level 56
Sep 14, 2025
There is an (presumably) unintentional backtick in the GDP of florida hint