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Mapped: The Largest 15 U.S. Cities by GDP

The United States has the largest GDP in the world in nominal terms, and urban areas are a major contributor to the country’s economic might. In fact, metropolitan areas account for roughly 90% of U.S. economic output.

In this visual we’ve ranked the economic output of the top 15 U.S. cities from New York City to Minneapolis, using data from the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis. The data covers 2021, which is the most recent release from BEA.

It’s important to note that the data considers entire surrounding metropolitan areas, so as an example, New York City includes neighboring population centers such as Newark, NJ, as well as Jersey City⁠—reaching a GDP of nearly $2 trillion.

Measuring a city’s economy at the metro level can provide a more accurate representation of its economic activity. This is because the metropolitan areas include not only the central city but also the surrounding suburban and rural areas that are economically connected to it.

America’s Economic Hubs

There are some obvious winners when it comes to the largest U.S. cities by GDP, including NYC, Los Angeles, Dallas, and San Francisco.

In the table below, we’ve listed each of the 384 metropolitan areas out of the dataset all the way down to last place, Sebring-Avon Park, Florida, alongside respective ranks and GDP:

RankCityGDP (in thousands)
#1New York-Newark-Jersey City, NY-NJ-PA $1,992,779,274
#2Los Angeles-Long Beach-Anaheim, CA $1,124,682,354
#3Chicago-Naperville-Elgin, IL-IN-WI $764,583,227
#4San Francisco-Oakland-Berkeley, CA $668,677,573
#5Washington-Arlington-Alexandria, DC-VA-MD-WV $607,628,505
#6Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX $598,333,263
#7Houston-The Woodlands-Sugar Land, TX $537,066,232
#8Boston-Cambridge-Newton, MA-NH $531,671,846
#9Seattle-Tacoma-Bellevue, WA $479,966,484
#10Philadelphia-Camden-Wilmington, PA-NJ-DE-MD $477,580,629
#11Atlanta-Sandy Springs-Alpharetta, GA $473,823,474
#12Miami-Fort Lauderdale-Pompano Beach, FL $417,147,866
#13San Jose-Sunnyvale-Santa Clara, CA $410,418,579
#14Phoenix-Mesa-Chandler, AZ $316,090,586
#15Minneapolis-St. Paul-Bloomington, MN-WI $296,969,112
#16Detroit-Warren-Dearborn, MI $283,660,258
#17San Diego-Chula Vista-Carlsbad, CA$267,973,544
#18Denver-Aurora-Lakewood, CO$253,399,051
#19Baltimore-Columbia-Towson, MD $222,967,241
#20Riverside-San Bernardino-Ontario, CA $213,183,465
#21Charlotte-Concord-Gastonia, NC-SC $207,866,150
#22Austin-Round Rock-Georgetown, TX$193,773,558
#23Tampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater, FL $190,708,533
#24St. Louis, MO-IL $187,569,544
#25Portland-Vancouver-Hillsboro, OR-WA$186,570,323
#26Cincinnati, OH-KY-IN $171,737,526
#27Pittsburgh, PA$168,021,049
#28Orlando-Kissimmee-Sanford, FL $167,279,974
#29Nashville-Davidson--Murfreesboro--Franklin, TN $163,031,737
#30Indianapolis-Carmel-Anderson, IN $162,062,985
#31Sacramento-Roseville-Folsom, CA$160,542,566
#32Columbus, OH $154,509,800
#33Kansas City, MO-KS $154,328,892
#34Cleveland-Elyria, OH $147,637,827
#35San Antonio-New Braunfels, TX$144,384,474
#36Las Vegas-Henderson-Paradise, NV $136,198,676
#37Salt Lake City, UT $118,494,536
#38Milwaukee-Waukesha, WI $111,479,649
#39Raleigh-Cary, NC $108,288,115
#40Virginia Beach-Norfolk-Newport News, VA-NC $107,067,798
#41Hartford-East Hartford-Middletown, CT$106,507,622
#42Jacksonville, FL $101,367,263
#43Richmond, VA $99,388,754
#44Bridgeport-Stamford-Norwalk, CT$98,751,750
#45Providence-Warwick, RI-MA $96,913,356
#46Oklahoma City, OK $86,662,243
#47Memphis, TN-MS-AR $86,493,147
#48Louisville/Jefferson County, KY-IN $82,866,115
#49New Orleans-Metairie, LA $81,829,573
#50Buffalo-Cheektowaga, NY $76,991,435
#51Albany-Schenectady-Troy, NY $73,995,509
#52Omaha-Council Bluffs, NE-IA $73,876,512
#53Birmingham-Hoover, AL $70,874,148
#54Rochester, NY $69,341,714
#55Grand Rapids-Kentwood, MI $68,401,313
#56Urban Honolulu, HI $67,383,319
#57Des Moines-West Des Moines, IA $61,171,285
#58Durham-Chapel Hill, NC $60,814,699
#59Tulsa, OK$60,392,165
#60Oxnard-Thousand Oaks-Ventura, CA $58,332,732
#61New Haven-Milford, CT $57,541,201
#62Madison, WI$56,636,713
#63Baton Rouge, LA $56,199,218
#64Worcester, MA-CT $54,941,620
#65Knoxville, TN$52,343,257
#66Greenville-Anderson, SC $52,328,843
#67Bakersfield, CA $52,239,044
#68Allentown-Bethlehem-Easton, PA-NJ $50,960,155
#69Charleston-North Charleston, SC $50,704,392
#70Tucson, AZ$50,231,611
#71Fresno, CA $49,987,063
#72Dayton-Kettering, OH $49,548,210
#73Albuquerque, NM $49,480,431
#74Columbia, SC$48,214,448
#75Syracuse, NY $46,414,861
#76Greensboro-High Point, NC $45,574,221
#77North Port-Sarasota-Bradenton, FL $44,746,013
#78Harrisburg-Carlisle, PA $43,867,213
#79Trenton-Princeton, NJ $43,633,044
#80Boise City, ID $43,601,402
#81Colorado Springs, CO $43,522,096
#82Little Rock-North Little Rock-Conway, AR $42,669,983
#83Midland, TX $42,035,915
#84Akron, OH $41,058,875
#85Wichita, KS $40,586,374
#86Toledo, OH $40,546,884
#87Cape Coral-Fort Myers, FL $39,813,620
#88Poughkeepsie-Newburgh-Middletown, NY $39,375,465
#89Portland-South Portland, ME $39,089,209
#90Winston-Salem, NC $38,504,784
#91El Paso, TX$37,507,586
#92Springfield, MA$37,189,530
#93Provo-Orem, UT $36,866,060
#94Stockton, CA $36,790,065
#95Reno, NV $35,471,910
#96Ogden-Clearfield, UT $35,071,325
#97Santa Rosa-Petaluma, CA $34,450,601
#98Chattanooga, TN-GA $34,425,793
#99Huntsville, AL$34,086,472
#100Santa Maria-Santa Barbara, CA $33,306,884
#101Boulder, CO $33,182,418
#102Lakeland-Winter Haven, FL $33,144,404
#103Fayetteville-Springdale-Rogers, AR$33,102,945
#104Vallejo, CA $33,100,194
#105Lancaster, PA $33,048,548
#106Lexington-Fayette, KY $32,851,535
#107Manchester-Nashua, NH $32,729,580
#108Spokane-Spokane Valley, WA $32,178,609
#109Augusta-Richmond County, GA-SC $31,718,339
#110Jackson, MS$30,785,111
#111Salinas, CA$30,712,263
#112Palm Bay-Melbourne-Titusville, FL $30,589,541
#113Scranton--Wilkes-Barre, PA $30,040,721
#114Lansing-East Lansing, MI $29,363,629
#115Ann Arbor, MI $28,604,834
#116Anchorage, AK $28,210,676
#117Modesto, CA $26,519,792
#118Sioux Falls, SD $26,063,548
#119Savannah, GA $25,681,434
#120Deltona-Daytona Beach-Ormond Beach, FL $25,516,019
#121McAllen-Edinburg-Mission, TX $25,508,724
#122Salisbury, MD-DE $25,194,103
#123Fort Wayne, IN $25,156,180
#124Corpus Christi, TX $24,937,471
#125Davenport-Moline-Rock Island, IA-IL $24,603,801
#126Beaumont-Port Arthur, TX $24,407,762
#127Fort Collins, CO $24,381,467
#128Asheville, NC $24,350,043
#129Pensacola-Ferry Pass-Brent, FL $24,309,017
#130Fayetteville, NC $24,254,218
#131Shreveport-Bossier City, LA $24,153,731
#132Naples-Marco Island, FL $24,020,049
#133Springfield, MO $23,930,761
#134Mobile, AL $23,876,616
#135Peoria, IL $23,599,643
#136York-Hanover, PA $23,406,852
#137Youngstown-Warren-Boardman, OH-PA $23,284,271
#138Lafayette, LA $22,650,406
#139Lincoln, NE $22,492,557
#140Greeley, CO $22,082,249
#141Reading, PA $22,055,785
#142Green Bay, WI $21,991,068
#143Killeen-Temple, TX $21,967,641
#144Myrtle Beach-Conway-North Myrtle Beach, SC-NC $21,787,862
#145Salem, OR$21,487,178
#146Evansville, IN-KY $21,248,968
#147Gulfport-Biloxi, MS $21,177,139
#148Port St. Lucie, FL $20,762,211
#149Norwich-New London, CT $20,743,047
#150Visalia, CA$20,580,771
#151Montgomery, AL $20,250,047
#152Canton-Massillon, OH $20,167,014
#153Tallahassee, FL$20,148,962
#154Cedar Rapids, IA $19,793,178
#155San Luis Obispo-Paso Robles, CA$19,639,637
#156Elkhart-Goshen, IN $19,271,838
#157Crestview-Fort Walton Beach-Destin, FL $18,899,397
#158Eugene-Springfield, OR $18,848,436
#159Gainesville, FL $18,353,884
#160Roanoke, VA $18,297,657
#161Wilmington, NC $18,203,444
#162Santa Cruz-Watsonville, CA $18,076,112
#163Spartanburg, SC $17,914,096
#164Kennewick-Richland, WA $17,836,850
#165Fargo, ND-MN $17,706,417
#166Flint, MI$17,234,628
#167Longview, TX$17,134,932
#168South Bend-Mishawaka, IN-MI $17,031,977
#169Rockford, IL $17,005,386
#170Hickory-Lenoir-Morganton, NC $16,787,117
#171Huntington-Ashland, WV-KY-OH $16,470,842
#172Columbus, GA-AL $16,456,091
#173Lubbock, TX $16,402,001
#174Amarillo, TX $16,313,319
#175Olympia-Lacey-Tumwater, WA $16,245,024
#176Appleton, WI $16,202,188
#177Bellingham, WA $16,036,428
#178Kalamazoo-Portage, MI $15,946,455
#179Duluth, MN-WI $15,905,385
#180College Station-Bryan, TX $15,896,707
#181Lake Charles, LA $15,791,901
#182Charlottesville, VA $15,762,678
#183Burlington-South Burlington, VT $15,669,774
#184Rochester, MN $15,644,852
#185Atlantic City-Hammonton, NJ $15,313,041
#186Barnstable Town, MA $15,150,695
#187Bloomington, IL $15,140,725
#188Waco, TX$15,125,143
#189Kingsport-Bristol, TN-VA $15,104,427
#190Utica-Rome, NY $14,678,570
#191Clarksville, TN-KY $14,546,292
#192Bremerton-Silverdale-Port Orchard, WA$14,373,182
#193Laredo, TX $13,581,543
#194Gainesville, GA$13,561,088
#195Charleston, WV $13,553,478
#196Brownsville-Harlingen, TX $13,225,538
#197Champaign-Urbana, IL $13,219,093
#198Topeka, KS $13,204,822
#199Springfield, IL$13,019,072
#200Tyler, TX $13,002,122
#201Tuscaloosa, AL $12,913,789
#202Ocala, FL $12,907,979
#203Hagerstown-Martinsburg, MD-WV $12,755,632
#204Bend, OR $12,618,710
#205Lafayette-West Lafayette, IN $12,537,390
#206Erie, PA$12,509,399
#207Napa, CA$12,387,136
#208Binghamton, NY $12,314,327
#209St. Cloud, MN $12,202,920
#210Columbia, MO$12,077,178
#211Iowa City, IA $11,989,228
#212Yakima, WA $11,864,827
#213Macon-Bibb County, GA $11,818,017
#214Oshkosh-Neenah, WI $11,586,606
#215Billings, MT $11,570,641
#216Athens-Clarke County, GA $11,562,554
#217Hilton Head Island-Bluffton, SC $11,497,194
#218Lynchburg, VA $11,430,306
#219Odessa, TX$11,399,343
#220Wausau-Weston, WI $11,250,695
#221Wheeling, WV-OH $11,239,365
#222Waterloo-Cedar Falls, IA $11,197,979
#223Florence, SC$11,018,873
#224Medford, OR $10,949,122
#225Fort Smith, AR-OK $10,920,156
#226Greenville, NC$10,841,765
#227Merced, CA$10,465,518
#228Kahului-Wailuku-Lahaina, HI $10,356,019
#229Eau Claire, WI $10,308,773
#230Panama City, FL $10,269,545
#231Sioux City, IA-NE-SD $10,111,866
#232Chico, CA $10,006,052
#233Dover, DE$9,984,324
#234Idaho Falls, ID $9,915,330
#235El Centro, CA$9,912,905
#236Jacksonville, NC $9,900,984
#237Daphne-Fairhope-Foley, AL $9,891,548
#238Jackson, TN$9,779,929
#239State College, PA $9,750,456
#240Harrisonburg, VA $9,499,442
#241Redding, CA $9,419,468
#242Saginaw, MI$9,363,549
#243Houma-Thibodaux, LA $9,350,744
#244La Crosse-Onalaska, WI-MN $9,294,924
#245Johnson City, TN $9,219,695
#246Racine, WI $9,100,374
#247Warner Robins, GA $8,993,124
#248Yuma, AZ$8,977,170
#249Lima, OH$8,962,374
#250Jefferson City, MO $8,956,976
#251Abilene, TX $8,848,793
#252Prescott Valley-Prescott, AZ $8,796,885
#253Monroe, LA$8,699,152
#254Kingston, NY $8,622,165
#255Morgantown, WV $8,597,534
#256California-Lexington Park, MD$8,554,244
#257Janesville-Beloit, WI $8,530,214
#258Terre Haute, IN $8,502,107
#259East Stroudsburg, PA $8,493,417
#260Niles, MI$8,455,695
#261Flagstaff, AZ$8,444,850
#262Winchester, VA-WV $8,419,006
#263Bowling Green, KY $8,368,247
#264Las Cruces, NM $8,339,710
#265St. George, UT$8,338,042
#266Joplin, MO $8,319,062
#267San Angelo, TX $8,284,455
#268Bloomington, IN $8,272,024
#269Blacksburg-Christiansburg, VA $8,271,597
#270Bismarck, ND$8,243,740
#271Coeur d'Alene, ID $8,112,478
#272Yuba City, CA $8,104,050
#273Sebastian-Vero Beach, FL $8,063,835
#274Dalton, GA $7,950,074
#275Decatur, IL $7,856,804
#276Dubuque, IA $7,840,579
#277Manhattan, KS $7,818,079
#278Bangor, ME $7,813,558
#279Rocky Mount, NC $7,799,020
#280Sheboygan, WI $7,747,640
#281Pittsfield, MA$7,682,977
#282Mount Vernon-Anacortes, WA $7,659,302
#283Jackson, MI $7,651,976
#284Santa Fe, NM $7,636,186
#285Dothan, AL $7,636,116
#286Ames, IA $7,583,257
#287Rapid City, SD $7,565,027
#288Battle Creek, MI $7,528,043
#289Glens Falls, NY$7,446,782
#290Grand Junction, CO $7,444,077
#291Burlington, NC $7,440,110
#292Pueblo, CO $7,436,671
#293Logan, UT-ID $7,425,275
#294Wenatchee, WA $7,403,597
#295Vineland-Bridgeton, NJ $7,376,321
#296Auburn-Opelika, AL $7,335,523
#297Decatur, AL$7,282,688
#298Kankakee, IL $7,282,382
#299Hanford-Corcoran, CA $7,258,824
#300Columbus, IN $7,205,692
#301Hattiesburg, MS $7,181,156
#302Wichita Falls, TX $7,096,972
#303Ithaca, NY $7,044,555
#304Lake Havasu City-Kingman, AZ $7,037,905
#305Alexandria, LA $7,037,021
#306Watertown-Fort Drum, NY $6,972,539
#307Weirton-Steubenville, WV-OH $6,966,489
#308Lebanon, PA$6,911,784
#309Punta Gorda, FL $6,911,071
#310Madera, CA$6,907,890
#311Chambersburg-Waynesboro, PA $6,846,649
#312Elizabethtown-Fort Knox, KY $6,819,777
#313Muskegon, MI $6,795,782
#314Missoula, MT$6,780,085
#315Altoona, PA $6,736,868
#316Monroe, MI $6,716,820
#317St. Joseph, MO-KS $6,700,369
#318Cheyenne, WY$6,608,922
#319Williamsport, PA $6,562,069
#320Valdosta, GA $6,529,753
#321Jonesboro, AR$6,494,679
#322Fairbanks, AK $6,477,984
#323Albany, GA $6,462,473
#324New Bern, NC$6,436,366
#325Owensboro, KY $6,434,476
#326Ocean City, NJ $6,279,126
#327Grand Forks, ND-MN $6,226,443
#328Morristown, TN $6,218,224
#329Carbondale-Marion, IL $6,206,570
#330Mankato, MN $6,157,026
#331Texarkana, TX-AR $6,086,205
#332Longview, WA$6,047,768
#333Florence-Muscle Shoals, AL $5,989,958
#334Casper, WY$5,887,565
#335Twin Falls, ID$5,878,885
#336Staunton, VA$5,865,980
#337Sherman-Denison, TX $5,852,474
#338Midland, MI$5,836,461
#339Fond du Lac, WI $5,817,790
#340Goldsboro, NC$5,761,092
#341Farmington, NM $5,698,394
#342Lawton, OK$5,636,670
#343Lewiston-Auburn, ME $5,614,156
#344Albany-Lebanon, OR $5,608,491
#345Lawrence, KS$5,586,561
#346Sumter, SC $5,539,578
#347The Villages, FL $5,507,387
#348Cleveland, TN$5,423,969
#349Sierra Vista-Douglas, AZ $5,399,087
#350Mansfield, OH $5,251,489
#351Homosassa Springs, FL $5,247,686
#352Corvallis, OR$5,242,566
#353Johnstown, PA$5,197,201
#354Springfield, OH$5,162,330
#355Brunswick, GA$5,136,201
#356Anniston-Oxford, AL $5,108,424
#357Victoria, TX$5,082,222
#358Bloomsburg-Berwick, PA $4,916,778
#359Hammond, LA$4,897,538
#360Grand Island, NE $4,871,762
#361Cape Girardeau, MO-IL$4,838,122
#362Beckley, WV$4,563,061
#363Rome, GA$4,539,453
#364Michigan City-La Porte, IN$4,521,182
#365Kokomo, IN $4,488,369
#366Muncie, IN$4,486,204
#367Hinesville, GA$4,427,847
#368Gettysburg, PA$4,310,644
#369Elmira, NY $4,230,830
#370Carson City, NV $4,225,603
#371Bay City, MI $4,158,772
#372Great Falls, MT $4,150,622
#373Cumberland, MD-WV $4,025,355
#374Parkersburg-Vienna, WV $4,000,337
#375Pine Bluff, AR $3,996,508
#376Hot Springs, AR $3,907,112
#377Pocatello, ID$3,732,010
#378Grants Pass, OR $3,666,285
#379Danville, IL $3,645,245
#380Walla Walla, WA $3,642,288
#381Lewiston, ID-WA $3,274,461
#382Gadsden, AL$3,175,372
#383Enid, OK$2,926,730
#384Sebring-Avon Park, FL$2,894,022
All U.S. Metro Areas$20,943,239,585

As the graphic above makes obvious, NYC’s GDP towers over the rest. The Big Apple is the nerve center for a number of high-impact industries, including finance and media.

Moving down the ranking, LA has a $1.1 trillion economy, followed by Chicago, with a GDP of just over $760 billion.

The Fastest Growing Cities

Although many of the top ranking cities are not surprising, there are a number of up-and-coming cities in the list. A report from the Kenan Institute, at the University of North Carolina’s Business School, reveals the fastest growing cities in the U.S. in terms of GDP growth year-over-year. Here’s a look at the top 10:

RankCityStateGDP Growth (2022)
#1San Francisco/Bay AreaCalifornia4.8%
#2AustinTexas4.3%
#3SeattleWashington3.5%
#4Raleigh/DurhamNorth Carolina3.4%
#5DallasTexas3.1%
#6DenverColorado3.0%
#7Salt Lake CityUtah2.8%
#8CharlotteNorth Carolina2.5%
#9New OrleansLouisiana2.4%
#10OrlandoFlorida2.4%

San Francisco, Seattle, and Dallas appear on both the overall GDP size and growth lists. Dallas’ economy is driven in large part by a growing healthcare industry. The city also continues to attract talent being home to large companies AT&T, CBRE Group, and Texas Instruments.

North Carolina is home to two of the fastest growing metropolitan areas, Raleigh-Durham and Charlotte. These cities may be ones to watch as they are becoming hubs of tech, research, and manufacturing. In fact, North Carolina was recently ranked as the most attractive U.S. state to do business in and both cities are among the fastest growing in terms of population.

The economic center of gravity within the U.S. could be shifting away from the traditional centers of power towards booming cities in the South and West of the United States. The Kenan Institute found that the recovery of hospitality and leisure sectors has helped destinations in these regions like New Orleans and Orlando. Additionally, the shift towards high-tech industry jobs, remote work, and cheaper housing have made these cities very attractive.

Of course, the sunny climate in these cities is an attractive selling point as well.

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How Much Do Americans Trust the Media?

Media trust among Americans has reached its lowest point since Trump won the 2016 presidential election.

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How Much Do Americans Trust the Media?

Media trust among Americans has reached its lowest point in six years.

Gallup began its survey on media trust in 1972, repeating it in 1974 and 1976. After a long period, the public opinion firm restarted the polls in 1997 and has asked Americans about their confidence level in the mass media—newspapers, TV, and radio—almost every year since then.

The above graphic illustrates Gallup’s latest poll results, conducted in September 2023.

Americans’ Trust in Mass Media, 1972-2023

Americans’ confidence in the mass media has sharply declined over the last few decades.

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In 2016, the number of respondents trusting media outlets fell below the tally of those who didn’t trust the media at all. This is the first time that has happened in the poll’s history.

That year was marked by sharp criticism of the media from then-presidential candidate Donald Trump.

In 2017, the use of the term ‘fake news’ rose by 365% on social media, and the term was named the word of the year by dictionary publisher Collins.

The Lack of Faith in Institutions and Social Media

Although there’s no single reason to explain the decline of trust in the traditional media, some studies point to potential drivers.

According to Michael Schudson, a sociologist and historian of the news media and a professor at the Columbia Journalism School, in the 1970s, faith in institutions like the White House or Congress began to decline, consequently impacting confidence in the media.

“That may have been a necessary corrective to a sense of complacency that had been creeping in—among the public and the news media—that allowed perhaps too much trust: we accepted President Eisenhower’s lies about the U-2 spy plane, President Kennedy’s lies about the ‘missile gap,’ President Johnson’s lies about the war in Vietnam, President Nixon’s lies about Watergate,”
Michael Schudson – Columbia Journalism School

More recently, the internet and social media have significantly changed how people consume media. The rise of platforms such as X/Twitter and Facebook have also disrupted the traditional media status quo.

Partisans’ Trust in Mass Media

Historically, Democrats have expressed more confidence in the media than Republicans.

Democrats’ trust, however, has fallen 12 points over the past year to 58%, compared with 11% among Republicans and 29% among independents.

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According to Gallup, Republicans’ low confidence in the media has little room to worsen, but Democrat confidence could still deteriorate and bring the overall national reading down further.

The poll also shows that young Democrats have less confidence in the media than older Democrats, while Republicans are less varied in their views by age group.

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