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List of China administrative divisions by GDP

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According to the Chinese preliminary statistics, China's GDP reached CNY33,535,294 million (US$4,909,280 million) in 2009, the top ten of GDP was Guangdong, Jiangsu, Shandong, Zhejiang, Henan, Hebei, Liaoning, Shanghai, Sichuan and Hunan provincial-level divisions (Mainland China). the first is Guangdong, its GDP was CNY3,908,159 million (US$572,121 million); the 10th is Hunan, its GDP was CNY1,293,069 million (US$189,294 million).

• Guangdong is a developed province, in 1978, Guangdong's GDP was only CNY18,585 million (US$11,036 million) when it ranked the 5th in all provincial-level divisions; Its GDP has been Ranking the first since 1989, Guangdong became only the first province to reach a GDP of over CNY1 trillion in 2000, It enjoyed an annual average GDP growth of 13.1 percent in the 30 years from 1978 to 2007. in 2008, Guangdong's GDP was CNY3,679,671 million (US$529,823 million), and It was CNY3,908,159million (US$572,121 million) in 2009.
• Zhejiang is an eastern coastal and best developed province, its annual average GDP growth rate of 12.7% ranked the 2nd from 1978 to 2007, while its GDP per capita in 2007 was 112.2 times in 1978, it ranked 1st in all provincial-level divisions. In 1978, Zhengjiang's GDP was only CNY12,372 million (US$7,347 million) and ranked the 12th in all provincial-level divisions, then Its GDP has been Ranking the 4th since 1994, also Zhengjiang became the 4th province to reach a GDP of over CNY1 trillion in 2004, Zhejiang's GDP was CNY2,148,692 (US$309,677 million) that it was firstly over CNY2 trillion in 2008, Zhengjiang's GDP was CNY2,283,243 million (US$334,247 million) in 2009.
• Shanghai is located in the East China sea coast, as a municipality and a largest city in China, also it is a economic and commercial center. Although Shanghai's GDP was CNY27,281 million (US$16,200 million) and ranked 1st in 1978, it was over 8% of GDP in Mainland China at that time, the other provincial-level divisions have had rapidly developing, It has droped ranking to 7th or 8th since 1990s, its GDP was below 5% of GDP in Mainland China. Shanghai's GDP per capita has been ranking 1st in all provincial-level divisions of Mainland China, its GDP was CNY1,406,987 million (US$202,587 million) in 2008 and CNY1,490,093 million (US$218,137 million) in 2009, the GDP per capita reached CNY74,504 (US$10,728) in 2008.
• Inner Mongolia is located in the North China, it is an autonomous region and 3rd largest provincial-level administration by area in China. its GDP per-catpita in 2007 was 79.2 times in 1978, the annual average GDP growth rate ranked 5th in 30 years from 1978 to 2007. GDP of Inner Mongolia was CNY5,804 million (US$3,447 million) and ranked 24th in 1978, it rose up to rank 15th and reached CNY972,578 million (US$142,377 million) in 2009.

Map showing the GDP of the first-order administrative divisions of the People's Republic of China.

Rank	Administrative Division	in million RMB	in million US$ (nominal)	Comparable Country	in million US$ (PPP 2009)	Comparable Country
—	China	33,535,294	4,909,280
1	Guangdong	3,908,159	572,121	Indonesia	1,046,580	Indonesia
2	Jiangsu	3,406,119	498,627	Switzerland	912,137	Turkey
3	Shandong	3,380,530	494,881	Switzerland	905,284	Iran
4	Zhejiang	2,283,243	334,247	Iran	611,437	Saudi Arabia
5	Henan	1,936,728	283,520	Thailand	518,643	South Africa
6	Hebei	1,702,660	249,255	Colombia	455,960	Egypt
7	Liaoning	1,506,557	220,547	Portugal	403,445	Venezuela
8	Shanghai	1,490,093	218,137	Portugal	399,036	Venezuela
9	Sichuan	1,415,128	207,163	Malaysia	378,961	Nigeria
10	Hunan	1,293,069	189,294	Romania	346,274	Switzerland
11	Hubei	1,283,152	1,87,842	Singapore	343,618	Switzerland
12	Fujian	1,194,953	174,931	Philippines	319,999	Romania
13	Beijing	1,186,593	173,707	Egypt	317,760	Romania
14	Anhui	1,005,286	147,165	Chile	269,207	Algeria
15	Inner Mongolia	972,578	142,377	Chile	260,448	Denmark
16	Heilongjiang	828,800	121,329	Hungary	222,215	Bangladesh
17	Shaanxi	818,665	119,846	Ukraine	219,233	Finland
18	Guangxi	770,036	112,727	Ukraine	206,210	Ireland
19	Jiangxi	758,922	111,100	New Zealand	203,233	Kazakhstan
20	Tianjin	750,080	109,805	New Zealand	200,866	United Arab Emirates
21	Shanxi	736,574	107,828	Kazakhstan	197,248	Finland
22	Jilin	720,318	105,448	Kazakhstan	192,896	United Arab Emirates
23	Chongqing	652,872	95,575	Qatar	174,845	Kuwait
24	Yunnan	616,823	90,298	Bangladesh	165,179	United Arab Emirates
25	Xinjiang	427,358	62,562	Sudan	114,442	New Zealand
26	Guizhou	389,351	56,998	Lithuania	106,682	Myanmar
27	Gansu	338,235	49,515	Syria	90,576	Bulgaria
28	Hainan	164,660	24,105	Cyprus	44,094	Bolivia
29	Ningxia	133,456	19,537	Bolivia	35,738	Jordan
30	Qinghai	108,127	15,829	Nepal	28,954	Cambodia
31	Tibet	44,136	6,461	Laos	11,817	Namibia

	in million US$ (nominal)	Comparable Country	in million US$ (PPP 2009)	Comparable Country
Hong Kong	210,730	Colombia	267,685	Algeria
Macau	14,204	Bosnia and Herzegovina	21,066	Cyprus

	in million US$ (nominal)	Comparable Country	in million US$ (PPP 2009)	Comparable Country
Republic of China	379,388	Saudi Arabia	688,206	Netherlands

Notes

• ^1 Municipality
• ^2 Autonomous Region
• ^3 Semi-military autonomous jurisdiction

See also

• List of country subdivisions by GDP (nominal)
• List of country subdivisions by GDP (PPP)

Sources

• National Bureau of Statistics
• National Bureau of Statistics of China:GDP data of 2009
• Mainland China figures: 《中国统计年鉴—2005》/ China Statistical Yearbook 2005, National Bureau of Statistics of China, ISBN 7-5037-4738-2
• Hong Kong, ROC figures: International Monetary Fund, World Economic Outlook Database, September 2005 [1] (Retrieved February 12, 2006)
• Macau figures: CIA - The World Factbook [2] (Retrieved February 12, 2006)