$296 B
GDP
26th in the U.S.
Rank
$64,800
GDP per capita
Historical data
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Compared to the United States
| Indicator | Louisiana | United States |
|---|---|---|
| GDP (USD B) | 296 | 29200 |
National ranking
Louisiana ranks #28 of 50 states by gdp.
| #1 | New Hampshire | $120,000,000,000 |
| #2 | Maine | $88,000,000,000 |
| #3 | Rhode Island | $79,000,000,000 |
| #4 | Montana | $68,000,000,000 |
| #5 | California | 3,900 |
| #6 | Texas | 2,400 |
| #7 | Florida | 1,650 |
| #8 | Ohio | 921 |
| #9 | Georgia | 877 |
| #10 | Washington | 860 |
| #11 | New Jersey | 838 |
| #12 | North Carolina | 838 |
| #13 | Massachusetts | 754 |
| #14 | Michigan | 706 |
| #15 | Virginia | 685 |
| #16 | Arizona | 528 |
| #17 | Tennessee | 509 |
| #18 | Indiana | 497 |
| #19 | Colorado | 493 |
| #20 | Maryland | 483 |
| #21 | Minnesota | 466 |
| #22 | Wisconsin | 448 |
| #23 | Missouri | 438 |
| #24 | South Carolina | 320 |
| #25 | Connecticut | 317 |
| #26 | Alabama | 308 |
| #27 | Oregon | 304 |
| #28 | Louisiana | 296 |
| #29 | Kentucky | 260 |
| #30 | Iowa | 253 |
| #31 | Utah | 248 |
| #32 | Oklahoma | 237 |
| #33 | Kansas | 228 |
| #34 | Nevada | 220 |
| #35 | Nebraska | 182 |
| #36 | Arkansas | 175 |
| #37 | Mississippi | 158 |
| #38 | New Mexico | 120 |
| #39 | Idaho | 118 |
| #40 | Hawaii | 109 |
| #41 | West Virginia | 101 |
| #42 | Delaware | $92 |
| #43 | Vermont | $50 |
| #44 | Wyoming | $49 |
| #45 | Alaska | 48M |
| #46 | South Dakota | 46 |
| #47 | North Dakota | 45M |
| #48 | New York | 2.29 |
| #49 | Illinois | 1.09 |
| #50 | Pennsylvania | 1.02 |
Overview
Explore Louisiana's gdp statistics, featuring a GDP of $296 B, Rank of 26th in the U.S., and GDP per capita of $64,800. Louisiana's GDP reached about $296 billion in 2024, ranking 26th in the U.S., driven by oil and gas, petrochemicals and maritime trade. This data offers valuable insight into Louisiana's gdp trends for residents, researchers, and businesses evaluating Louisiana.
Did you know?
- The Port of South Louisiana is the largest port in the U.S. by tonnage.