Counties in Texas by GDP (US dollars)

Harris County had the highest GDP (US dollars) of 254 counties in 2013, at $353.32 billion. Motley County had the lowest, at $40.34 million. The median was $1.2 billion and the figure for Texas was $1.53 trillion. Source: the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

Highest353,322Harris County
Lowest40.3Motley County
Median1,198.6254 counties
Texas1,526,781.9History

Top 40 counties, 2013

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Harris CountyHarris County: 353,322 USD million353,322Dallas CountyDallas County: 205,410.1 USD million205,410.1Tarrant CountyTarrant County: 97,783.3 USD million97,783.3Bexar CountyBexar County: 83,123.6 USD million83,123.6Travis CountyTravis County: 82,041.1 USD million82,041.1Collin CountyCollin County: 46,533.6 USD million46,533.6El Paso CountyEl Paso County: 27,581.7 USD million27,581.7Denton CountyDenton County: 23,730 USD million23,730Fort Bend CountyFort Bend County: 23,636.6 USD million23,636.6Jefferson CountyJefferson County: 22,901.4 USD million22,901.4Montgomery CountyMontgomery County: 20,120.8 USD million20,120.8Nueces CountyNueces County: 19,108.9 USD million19,108.9Hidalgo CountyHidalgo County: 19,103.7 USD million19,103.7Williamson CountyWilliamson County: 18,125.2 USD million18,125.2Midland CountyMidland County: 16,449.8 USD million16,449.8Brazoria CountyBrazoria County: 15,000.2 USD million15,000.2Bell CountyBell County: 14,822.1 USD million14,822.1Galveston CountyGalveston County: 14,111 USD million14,111Ector CountyEctor County: 13,933.8 USD million13,933.8Lubbock CountyLubbock County: 11,799.1 USD million11,799.1McLennan CountyMcLennan County: 10,489.5 USD million10,489.5Webb CountyWebb County: 10,450.9 USD million10,450.9Smith CountySmith County: 10,165.5 USD million10,165.5Cameron CountyCameron County: 9,779.9 USD million9,779.9Gregg CountyGregg County: 8,660.1 USD million8,660.1Brazos CountyBrazos County: 8,481.3 USD million8,481.3Karnes CountyKarnes County: 8,107.9 USD million8,107.9Potter CountyPotter County: 7,709.8 USD million7,709.8La Salle CountyLa Salle County: 6,479.8 USD million6,479.8Johnson CountyJohnson County: 6,353.8 USD million6,353.8Taylor CountyTaylor County: 5,687 USD million5,687Gonzales CountyGonzales County: 5,675.4 USD million5,675.4Wichita CountyWichita County: 5,404.4 USD million5,404.4Guadalupe CountyGuadalupe County: 5,295.3 USD million5,295.3DeWitt CountyDeWitt County: 5,281.4 USD million5,281.4Hays CountyHays County: 5,236.3 USD million5,236.3Hutchinson CountyHutchinson County: 5,116.3 USD million5,116.3Tom Green CountyTom Green County: 5,078.9 USD million5,078.9Andrews CountyAndrews County: 5,008 USD million5,008Ellis CountyEllis County: 4,987.4 USD million4,987.4
USD million. Source: BEA. Retrieved 2026-10-08.

Full ranking

RankCounties2013
USD million
Change on 2012
1Harris County353,322+5.3%
2Dallas County205,410.1+4.6%
3Tarrant County97,783.3+4.2%
4Bexar County83,123.6+4.7%
5Travis County82,041.1+8.8%
6Collin County46,533.6+7.1%
7El Paso County27,581.7+0.6%
8Denton County23,730+9.8%
9Fort Bend County23,636.6+16.8%
10Jefferson County22,901.4-4.4%
11Montgomery County20,120.8+7.2%
12Nueces County19,108.9+1.4%
13Hidalgo County19,103.7+7%
14Williamson County18,125.2+1.3%
15Midland County16,449.8+6.1%
16Brazoria County15,000.2+9.4%
17Bell County14,822.1-1%
18Galveston County14,111+0.1%
19Ector County13,933.8+7.3%
20Lubbock County11,799.1+5.5%
21McLennan County10,489.5+10.8%
22Webb County10,450.9+11.3%
23Smith County10,165.5+2.8%
24Cameron County9,779.9+4%
25Gregg County8,660.1+2.4%
26Brazos County8,481.3+9.1%
27Karnes County8,107.9+45.7%
28Potter County7,709.8+4.7%
29La Salle County6,479.8+85%
30Johnson County6,353.8+1.5%
31Taylor County5,687+3.2%
32Gonzales County5,675.4+56.3%
33Wichita County5,404.4+2.8%
34Guadalupe County5,295.3+25.1%
35DeWitt County5,281.4+56.8%
36Hays County5,236.3+9.6%
37Hutchinson County5,116.3+271.7%
38Tom Green County5,078.9+7.3%
39Andrews County5,008+1.9%
40Ellis County4,987.4+1.3%
41Victoria County4,763.6+8%
42Comal County4,585.9+11.6%
43Grayson County4,329.8+3.3%
44Wise County4,278.1+6.7%
45Dimmit County4,274.4+78.3%
46Harrison County4,229.4+0.1%
47Parker County4,071.3+15.4%
48McMullen County3,743.4+94.9%
49Gaines County3,667-0.8%
50Upton County3,612.7+9.3%
51Martin County3,563.8+17.7%
52Orange County3,556.8+9.3%
53Bowie County3,463.8-1.2%
54Ward County3,456.6+11.7%
55Angelina County3,261.6-0.8%
56Atascosa County3,236.6+35.2%
57Randall County3,220.9+1.3%
58Hunt County3,187.9+13.9%
59Yoakum County3,170.2-1.6%
60Rusk County3,111.5+5.5%
61Calhoun County3,106.8+60.8%
62Cooke County3,084+13%
63Scurry County3,033.3+4.3%
64Howard County2,909.4+9%
65Kaufman County2,869.2+1.3%
66Hockley County2,772.7-0.6%
67Panola County2,728.8+21.6%
68Robertson County2,599.8+20.5%
69Glasscock County2,598.6+24.2%
70San Patricio County2,589.5+2.6%
71Nacogdoches County2,536-3.3%
72Jim Wells County2,456.3-2.2%
73Titus County2,406.2+0.3%
74Rockwall County2,392.4+9.3%
75Chambers County2,300.7+11.8%
76Pecos County2,273.9-1.8%
77Reagan County2,210.4+29.8%
78Live Oak County2,141+27.1%
79Hood County2,122.6+11.7%
80Wheeler County2,110+10.2%
81Lamar County2,107.8+2.4%
82Matagorda County2,026.8+2.6%
83Freestone County2,005.6+1.6%
84Liberty County1,932.2-2.1%
85Walker County1,860.9+4.5%
86Fayette County1,848.6+18.5%
87Wharton County1,848.6+10.4%
88Waller County1,826.2+7.4%
89Anderson County1,805.2+1.3%
90Bastrop County1,786.1+2.9%
91Ochiltree County1,750.9+7.9%
92Reeves County1,749.7+28.7%
93Washington County1,677.8+7.9%
94Crane County1,673.3+9.5%
95Moore County1,671.2-1.2%
96Limestone County1,670.9+3.3%
97Henderson County1,619.6+3.9%
98Kerr County1,614.7-0.5%
99Irion County1,602.8+69%
100Wood County1,577.5+9.7%
101Navarro County1,565.2+5.3%
102Hardin County1,555.3+6.6%
103Val Verde County1,539.2-1.3%
104Roberts County1,527.5+23.8%
105Crockett County1,489.8+29.5%
106Kendall County1,436.1+5.4%
107Grimes County1,423.5+2.5%
108Cherokee County1,399.1-0.2%
109Hale County1,390.9+1.2%
110Maverick County1,381.10%
111Frio County1,365.4+21.1%
112Starr County1,365.2+6.9%
113Leon County1,335.9+14.7%
114Gray County1,324.2+5.6%
115Somervell County1,320.9+2.2%
116Shelby County1,317.8+8.9%
117Erath County1,294.4+7.1%
118Coryell County1,291+1.8%
119Hemphill County1,287.2+12.9%
120Lavaca County1,281.9+32.4%
121Burnet County1,275.2+3.7%
122Hopkins County1,273.5+6.1%
123Kleberg County1,251.1+2.7%
124Montague County1,227.9+17.8%
125Polk County1,208.5+6.1%
126Wilson County1,205.5+25.6%
127Austin County1,199.2+2.9%
128Brown County1,198+3.4%
129Zapata County1,138.2+0.8%
130Palo Pinto County1,070.4+9.3%
131Colorado County1,040.2+36.5%
132Van Zandt County1,026.8+5.8%
133Milam County1,025.1-2.4%
134Nolan County1,019.4+3.5%
135Dawson County1,000+19.7%
136Jasper County985.8-2.2%
137Bee County982.2+8.4%
138Loving County978.8+30.7%
139Deaf Smith County978.2-9.5%
140Caldwell County962.6+3.1%
141Terry County952.3+8.4%
142Lee County944.1+0.8%
143Lamb County941.4+11.4%
144Medina County937+16.9%
145Winkler County934.6+14.5%
146Uvalde County928+15.7%
147Young County917.9+2.5%
148Madison County885.3+26.2%
149Hill County857.6+8.3%
150Wilbarger County856.4+14%
151Upshur County834.8+0.1%
152Eastland County819.4-5.3%
153Parmer County816.7-7.8%
154Gillespie County816.2+0.8%
155Houston County808.5+6.7%
156Zavala County803.2+40.8%
157Lipscomb County800-4.8%
158Morris County766.3-14.8%
159Cass County749.1+7.4%
160Refugio County736.8+4.8%
161Carson County735.8+1.6%
162Burleson County735.7+4.9%
163Jackson County717.7+23.6%
164Jack County714.1+13.6%
165Mitchell County698-2.4%
166Aransas County656.8+1.8%
167Fannin County642.1+6.5%
168Stephens County606.8+1.8%
169Dallam County598.9+0.2%
170Sutton County573.9+2.3%
171Hansford County565.2-23.6%
172Willacy County564.3+35.1%
173San Augustine County548.5-16%
174Duval County545.1+7.4%
175Bosque County531.5+7.5%
176Hartley County525.7-18.6%
177Jones County520.9+6.4%
178Llano County509.4+1.8%
179Cochran County503.7-3.1%
180Kent County500.3-5.6%
181Garza County486.2-4.3%
182Borden County483.9+0.4%
183Tyler County460.9+3.9%
184Newton County453.5-16.7%
185Castro County447.6-19.2%
186Lampasas County446.1+1.2%
187Goliad County434-9.5%
188Oldham County417.8+54.3%
189Archer County412.1+10.4%
190Bandera County397.5+22.3%
191Sterling County389.8+6.2%
192Brooks County379+2.1%
193Shackelford County377.8+9.5%
194Camp County371.2+7.8%
195Sherman County366.5-6.9%
196Runnels County366.1+9.3%
197Falls County364.9+8.1%
198Franklin County361.9+10.4%
199McCulloch County352.1+4.7%
200Brewster County344+5.2%
201Bailey County335.8-1.3%
202Crosby County330.5+52.3%
203Culberson County328.1+50.4%
204San Jacinto County325-1.5%
205Comanche County301.8+3.7%
206Swisher County300.8-12.6%
207Kenedy County298.3-0.2%
208Blanco County285.5+4.7%
209Lynn County284.4+46.1%
210Marion County256+4.4%
211Stonewall County254.4+1.3%
212Callahan County254.2+2.5%
213Schleicher County250.4+22%
214Fisher County245.9+11.1%
215Sabine County244.4-18.6%
216Trinity County239.5+3.7%
217Red River County238.9+7.1%
218Presidio County231.3+7.9%
219Clay County224.3+3.3%
220Haskell County221.2+12%
221Coleman County220-2.6%
222Hamilton County218-0.4%
223Floyd County213+21.8%
224Hardeman County208.6-1.3%
225Terrell County198.4+7.1%
226Jim Hogg County189.6+0.9%
227Knox County188.4+20.9%
228Coke County185.7+5.9%
229Childress County181.9+14.9%
230King County176.6-3%
231Rains County164.7-1.3%
232Kimble County157.5+18.1%
233Throckmorton County147.8+18.6%
234Dickens County145.6-13%
235Concho County143.1+28%
236Baylor County140.1+12.2%
237Hudspeth County130.9+16.2%
238San Saba County122.7-5.5%
239Donley County117.9+39.3%
240Mills County116.4-3.4%
241Mason County103.2-0.3%
242Kinney County101.3+27.8%
243Delta County98.8+16.9%
244Hall County96.6+37.4%
245Edwards County96.2+16.5%
246Collingsworth County91.8+25.6%
247Menard County79.9+20%
248Real County68+10.5%
249Jeff Davis County65.1+7.8%
250Cottle County61.4-4.7%

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GDP at current prices, millions of US dollars. United States: Bureau of Economic Analysis GDP by state (the national figure is the total of the same table) and GDP by county. Other countries and the World: World Bank, converted from national currency at official annual average exchange rates.

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Every value in the ranking comes from the same publisher and the same period, so the counties are compared on one definition. Equal values share a rank.

How to cite

U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis. CAGDP1: county GDP summary, current-dollar GDP (published in thousands of dollars, shown in millions). https://apps.bea.gov/regional/zip/CAGDP1.zip. Retrieved 2026-10-08.

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Which county has the highest GDP (US dollars)?

Harris County, with $353.32 billion in 2013, according to the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

Which county has the lowest GDP (US dollars)?

Motley County, with $40.34 million in 2013.

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