Counties in Texas by GDP (US dollars)

Harris County had the highest GDP (US dollars) of 254 counties in 2015, at $375.58 billion. Motley County had the lowest, at $28.64 million. The median was $987.79 million and the figure for Texas was $1.59 trillion. Source: the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

Highest375,577.1Harris County
Lowest28.6Motley County
Median987.8254 counties
Texas1,585,985.9History

Top 40 counties, 2015

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Harris CountyHarris County: 375,577.1 USD million375,577.1Dallas CountyDallas County: 228,494.1 USD million228,494.1Tarrant CountyTarrant County: 104,138.4 USD million104,138.4Travis CountyTravis County: 98,197.2 USD million98,197.2Bexar CountyBexar County: 94,827.5 USD million94,827.5Collin CountyCollin County: 54,894.3 USD million54,894.3Fort Bend CountyFort Bend County: 29,708.4 USD million29,708.4El Paso CountyEl Paso County: 28,657 USD million28,657Denton CountyDenton County: 28,004.4 USD million28,004.4Montgomery CountyMontgomery County: 22,894.1 USD million22,894.1Hidalgo CountyHidalgo County: 20,055.7 USD million20,055.7Williamson CountyWilliamson County: 19,186.3 USD million19,186.3Nueces CountyNueces County: 18,185.8 USD million18,185.8Jefferson CountyJefferson County: 17,865.9 USD million17,865.9Bell CountyBell County: 15,933.2 USD million15,933.2Brazoria CountyBrazoria County: 15,826.1 USD million15,826.1Midland CountyMidland County: 15,570 USD million15,570Galveston CountyGalveston County: 13,568.1 USD million13,568.1Lubbock CountyLubbock County: 12,719.2 USD million12,719.2McLennan CountyMcLennan County: 11,251.4 USD million11,251.4Ector CountyEctor County: 10,998 USD million10,998Webb CountyWebb County: 10,688.3 USD million10,688.3Smith CountySmith County: 10,339.4 USD million10,339.4Cameron CountyCameron County: 10,296.7 USD million10,296.7Brazos CountyBrazos County: 9,110.9 USD million9,110.9Potter CountyPotter County: 8,205 USD million8,205Gregg CountyGregg County: 7,809.9 USD million7,809.9Guadalupe CountyGuadalupe County: 6,866.4 USD million6,866.4Hays CountyHays County: 6,164.9 USD million6,164.9Taylor CountyTaylor County: 5,970 USD million5,970Johnson CountyJohnson County: 5,494.5 USD million5,494.5Comal CountyComal County: 5,395.2 USD million5,395.2Ellis CountyEllis County: 5,362.3 USD million5,362.3Karnes CountyKarnes County: 5,336.6 USD million5,336.6Tom Green CountyTom Green County: 5,333.8 USD million5,333.8Wichita CountyWichita County: 5,281.7 USD million5,281.7DeWitt CountyDeWitt County: 4,793.3 USD million4,793.3Hutchinson CountyHutchinson County: 4,788.1 USD million4,788.1Victoria CountyVictoria County: 4,613.7 USD million4,613.7Grayson CountyGrayson County: 4,584.8 USD million4,584.8
USD million. Source: BEA. Retrieved 2026-10-08.

Full ranking

RankCounties2015
USD million
Change on 2014
1Harris County375,577.1+3.3%
2Dallas County228,494.1+6.3%
3Tarrant County104,138.4+2.5%
4Travis County98,197.2+10.5%
5Bexar County94,827.5+7.3%
6Collin County54,894.3+9.6%
7Fort Bend County29,708.4+12.4%
8El Paso County28,657+3.6%
9Denton County28,004.4+7.1%
10Montgomery County22,894.1+3.8%
11Hidalgo County20,055.7+1.4%
12Williamson County19,186.3+4.1%
13Nueces County18,185.8-0.3%
14Jefferson County17,865.9-1.1%
15Bell County15,933.2+6%
16Brazoria County15,826.1+4.3%
17Midland County15,570-14%
18Galveston County13,568.1+8.5%
19Lubbock County12,719.2+4.7%
20McLennan County11,251.4+0.6%
21Ector County10,998-22.5%
22Webb County10,688.3-11.1%
23Smith County10,339.4+1.9%
24Cameron County10,296.7+2.9%
25Brazos County9,110.9+0.5%
26Potter County8,205+2.8%
27Gregg County7,809.9-9.4%
28Guadalupe County6,866.4+12.8%
29Hays County6,164.9+10.4%
30Taylor County5,970+0.1%
31Johnson County5,494.5-17.5%
32Comal County5,395.2+10.5%
33Ellis County5,362.3+5.2%
34Karnes County5,336.6-44.2%
35Tom Green County5,333.8+2.3%
36Wichita County5,281.7-3.3%
37DeWitt County4,793.3-30.1%
38Hutchinson County4,788.1-31.6%
39Victoria County4,613.7-6.9%
40Grayson County4,584.8+2.5%
41Parker County4,114.8-8.3%
42La Salle County4,112-48.2%
43Harrison County3,971.4-10%
44Randall County3,756+6.3%
45Wise County3,735.5-22.8%
46Orange County3,732-0.4%
47Bowie County3,552.1+3.3%
48Cooke County3,549.5+4%
49Hunt County3,472.3-0.3%
50Angelina County3,261.6-1.1%
51Kaufman County3,078.9+5.9%
52Atascosa County2,996.2-27%
53Dimmit County2,965.2-41.2%
54Gonzales County2,778.5-48.7%
55Rockwall County2,751.6+8.7%
56Chambers County2,648+7.7%
57Andrews County2,615.9-44.1%
58Rusk County2,491.1-20.8%
59Nacogdoches County2,412.2-2.9%
60San Patricio County2,401.5-3.5%
61Lamar County2,326.7+8.3%
62Upton County2,271.5-42.4%
63Reeves County2,267.3-21.9%
64Calhoun County2,213.4-12.5%
65Howard County2,200.9-23.3%
66Titus County2,171.1-6.2%
67Matagorda County2,125.3-3.6%
68Martin County2,124.5-39.5%
69McMullen County2,090.8-54.9%
70Panola County2,048.5-36.4%
71Hood County2,032.6-13.9%
72Bastrop County2,015.3+6.3%
73Robertson County1,989.1-26.8%
74Waller County1,961.6+0.4%
75Walker County1,959.8+1%
76Jim Wells County1,944.3-24%
77Kerr County1,853.2+6.1%
78Liberty County1,847-5.8%
79Gaines County1,826.4-40.1%
80Reagan County1,773.6-36.1%
81Scurry County1,751.4-40.1%
82Anderson County1,744.3-3.9%
83Kendall County1,744+10.2%
84Ward County1,724.4-46.2%
85Val Verde County1,682.3+4.9%
86Washington County1,658.7-7.5%
87Navarro County1,644.9+2.4%
88Wharton County1,596.9-9.8%
89Freestone County1,593.5-21.9%
90Henderson County1,586.3-5.7%
91Moore County1,583.9+1.6%
92Deaf Smith County1,577.9+8.1%
93Hockley County1,571.7-35.4%
94Fayette County1,558.9-17.4%
95Glasscock County1,494.5-46%
96Yoakum County1,472.6-45.3%
97Maverick County1,435.5+1.5%
98Coryell County1,431.2+8.3%
99Burnet County1,424.4+2.7%
100Limestone County1,392.7-14.9%
101Erath County1,373.3-6%
102Pecos County1,365.2-37.2%
103Live Oak County1,354.2-43.9%
104Somervell County1,350.3+5.5%
105Hopkins County1,344.9-3.7%
106Wood County1,342.1-17.6%
107Cherokee County1,338.1-5.1%
108Brown County1,331.5+5.2%
109Shelby County1,275.7-11.4%
110Hardin County1,274.2-10%
111Ochiltree County1,259.6-34.8%
112Parmer County1,257.4+15.1%
113Starr County1,241.8-10.5%
114Frio County1,226.5-25.3%
115Austin County1,215.5-0.7%
116Grimes County1,184.3-12.1%
117Lavaca County1,183.7-21.2%
118Hale County1,178.1-8.4%
119Gray County1,148.6-14.1%
120Kleberg County1,119.4-7.2%
121Polk County1,114.2-7.9%
122Irion County1,062.7-49%
123Palo Pinto County1,062.2-13.8%
124Van Zandt County1,045.7-1.6%
125Uvalde County1,026.5+12.9%
126Leon County1,018.1-25.3%
127Jasper County1,004-6.8%
128Medina County971.5+2.1%
129Milam County965.4-6.1%
130Loving County961.8-31.1%
131Gillespie County960.2+6.3%
132Lee County920.9-10.2%
133Montague County911.3-33%
134Wilson County910.7-21%
135Hill County898+0.3%
136Hartley County885.9+14.6%
137Nolan County884.9-12%
138Hemphill County851.1-41.3%
139Colorado County850.5-15.5%
140Houston County848.8-3.1%
141Young County844.8-9.3%
142Crockett County844.8-50.7%
143Dallam County834.8+17.2%
144Caldwell County834.8-11.1%
145Wheeler County833.2-57.4%
146Lamb County822.7-7.5%
147Bee County816.6-16.2%
148Carson County798.8+5.6%
149Upshur County792.1-10.8%
150Burleson County789.7-13.7%
151Hansford County748.1+1.1%
152Castro County731.7+2.1%
153Roberts County728.5-52.8%
154Crane County725.3-51.1%
155Zapata County725.2-41.5%
156Fannin County721.6+7.5%
157Cass County713.7-3.5%
158Madison County713.1-34%
159Aransas County701.1-1.5%
160Llano County697.2+30.6%
161Wilbarger County696.2-12.5%
162Eastland County690.8-15.6%
163Zavala County664-22.2%
164Morris County633.8-10.7%
165Jackson County628.6-9.5%
166Jack County608.7-30.9%
167Winkler County599.8-36.8%
168Bosque County570.1+3%
169Terry County558.1-27.6%
170Sherman County552.2+19.9%
171Dawson County550.1-28.8%
172Swisher County540+28%
173Lipscomb County487.6-41.7%
174Newton County483.6+8.5%
175Lampasas County460.2-0.1%
176Culberson County439.9-21.6%
177Willacy County439-8.4%
178Jones County420.6-12.4%
179Camp County419.8+10.4%
180Tyler County410.9-12.7%
181Stephens County409.3-31.4%
182Sutton County404.8-34.5%
183San Augustine County399.6-32.8%
184Refugio County393.2-41.9%
185Falls County387.6+8%
186Bailey County378.5-5.5%
187Duval County370-30.2%
188Bandera County368.8+4.3%
189Franklin County364-3.7%
190Mitchell County357.6-38.5%
191Brewster County352.8-0%
192Blanco County347.2+9.3%
193McCulloch County343-6.9%
194Comanche County329.8-13.6%
195San Jacinto County321.8-2.5%
196Archer County312.5-25.1%
197Brooks County310-30.6%
198Goliad County309-32.2%
199Runnels County302.4-7.1%
200Oldham County293-15.6%
201Red River County267.2+2.5%
202Shackelford County260.6-32.5%
203Garza County255-38.9%
204Trinity County248.8+2.8%
205Sterling County244.2-40.4%
206Callahan County241.8-6.9%
207Sabine County226-4.6%
208Kenedy County223.4-39%
209Marion County216.9-9.3%
210Presidio County216.8-7%
211Hamilton County215.2-4.5%
212Borden County211.6-44.5%
213Clay County204.7-9.3%
214Kent County199.7-51.2%
215Coleman County197.5-8.8%
216Childress County189.2+9.1%
217Cochran County186.1-48.4%
218Schleicher County185.3-30.6%
219Crosby County181.7-29.2%
220Rains County173.3-3.6%
221Jim Hogg County172.7-12.2%
222Haskell County168-13.2%
223Floyd County167.6+16.1%
224Fisher County165.8-26.7%
225Kimble County157-6.8%
226Baylor County155.6+8.4%
227Hardeman County155.5-18.5%
228Hudspeth County153.7+4.6%
229Stonewall County151.5-43.7%
230Lynn County143.4-14.9%
231Mills County140.4-0.8%
232San Saba County137.6+8.6%
233Knox County134.9-26.9%
234Donley County117.2+17.7%
235Mason County115.1+12.4%
236Terrell County113.9-44.5%
237Kinney County112.6+3.7%
238Coke County110.7-30.9%
239Throckmorton County106-41.1%
240Delta County104.8+2%
241King County100.4-36.3%
242Concho County95.9-20.1%
243Dickens County94.6-28.5%
244Edwards County78.1-17.5%
245Collingsworth County77-3.6%
246Hall County74.9+2.1%
247Real County70.5+5%
248Jeff Davis County64.9-6.4%
249Menard County58.2-11.4%
250Briscoe County51.3+93.3%

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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 $375.58 billion in 2015, according to the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.

Which county has the lowest GDP (US dollars)?

Motley County, with $28.64 million in 2015.

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