Mapping The World’s $1 Trillion Economies In 2025

The map above shows the world’s 19 countries with a nominal GDP of over $1 trillion USD including the 13 subnational states/provinces that also have a GDP over that amount in order they are:

1. United States: $30.5T
   1. California: 4.1T
   2. Texas: $2.7T
   3. New York: $2.3T
   4. Florida: $1.7T
   5. Illinois: $1.1T
   6. Pennsylvania: $1.0T
   7. Rest of US: $17.6T
2. China: $19.2T
   1. Guangdong: $2.0T
   2. Jiangsu: $1.9T
   3. Shandong: $1.4T
   4. Zhejiang: $1.3T
   5. Rest of China: $12.6T
3. Germany: $4.7T
   1. North Rhine-Westphalia: $1.0T
   2. Rest of Germany: $3.7T
4. India: $4.2T
5. Japan: $4.2T
   1. Tokyo: $1.0T
   2. Rest of Japan: $3.2T
6. United Kingdom: $3.8T
   1. England: $3.3T
7. France: $3.2T
8. Italy: $2.4T
9. Canada: $2.2T
10. Brazil: $2.1T
11. Russia: $2.1T
12. Spain: $1.8T
13. South Korea: $1.8T
14. Australia: $1.8T
15. Mexico: $1.7T
16. Turkey: $1.4T
17. Indonesia: $1.4T
18. Netherlands: $1.3T
19. Saudi Arabia: $1.1T

Poland just missed out on the list by being an estimated $20 Billion shy of the $1 Trillion club, with Switzerland $50 billion off.

Ohio was $80 billion away from the club.

The Chinese state of Sichuan is just under $100 billion away.

And, the Canadian province of Ontario has a GDP of $1.1 Trillion CAD, but at current exchange rates this is only $800 billion USD.

Surprised by any of the above?