GDP in Nebraska

$182 B
GDP
33rd
Rank
0.6%
Share of U.S. GDP

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Compared to the United States

IndicatorNebraskaUnited States
GDP (USD B)18229200

National ranking

Nebraska ranks #35 of 50 states by gdp.

#1New Hampshire$120,000,000,000
#2Maine$88,000,000,000
#3Rhode Island$79,000,000,000
#4Montana$68,000,000,000
#5California3,900
#6Texas2,400
#7Florida1,650
#8Ohio921
#9Georgia877
#10Washington860
#11New Jersey838
#12North Carolina838
#13Massachusetts754
#14Michigan706
#15Virginia685
#16Arizona528
#17Tennessee509
#18Indiana497
#19Colorado493
#20Maryland483
#21Minnesota466
#22Wisconsin448
#23Missouri438
#24South Carolina320
#25Connecticut317
#26Alabama308
#27Oregon304
#28Louisiana296
#29Kentucky260
#30Iowa253
#31Utah248
#32Oklahoma237
#33Kansas228
#34Nevada220
#35Nebraska182
#36Arkansas175
#37Mississippi158
#38New Mexico120
#39Idaho118
#40Hawaii109
#41West Virginia101
#42Delaware$92
#43Vermont$50
#44Wyoming$49
#45Alaska48M
#46South Dakota46
#47North Dakota45M
#48New York2.29
#49Illinois1.09
#50Pennsylvania1.02

Overview

Nebraska's economy generated about $182 billion in output in 2023, anchored by agriculture, food processing, insurance, and rail freight. Omaha's insurance and finance sector, alongside the state's massive agricultural base, drives much of this economic activity. Nebraska's GDP has grown steadily even as the state maintains a relatively low cost of living.

Did you know?

  • Berkshire Hathaway, one of the world’s largest companies, is headquartered in Omaha.
  • Nebraska is a leading U.S. producer of beef and corn.

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