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Counties in Texas by GDP (US dollars)
Harris County had the highest GDP (US dollars) of 254 counties in 2016, at $367.8 billion. Motley County had the lowest, at $25.57 million. The median was $942.13 million and the figure for Texas was $1.58 trillion. Source: the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.
Harris County Harris County: 367,796.4 USD million 367,796.4 Dallas County Dallas County: 236,810.6 USD million 236,810.6 Tarrant County Tarrant County: 106,028.4 USD million 106,028.4 Travis County Travis County: 104,247.6 USD million 104,247.6 Bexar County Bexar County: 98,574.2 USD million 98,574.2 Collin County Collin County: 59,254 USD million 59,254 Denton County Denton County: 29,997.9 USD million 29,997.9 El Paso County El Paso County: 29,172.1 USD million 29,172.1 Fort Bend County Fort Bend County: 25,216.4 USD million 25,216.4 Montgomery County Montgomery County: 23,904.9 USD million 23,904.9 Hidalgo County Hidalgo County: 20,256.5 USD million 20,256.5 Williamson County Williamson County: 19,895.6 USD million 19,895.6 Jefferson County Jefferson County: 17,785.5 USD million 17,785.5 Nueces County Nueces County: 17,340.4 USD million 17,340.4 Brazoria County Brazoria County: 15,859.6 USD million 15,859.6 Bell County Bell County: 15,643.4 USD million 15,643.4 Midland County Midland County: 14,548.8 USD million 14,548.8 Galveston County Galveston County: 13,484.6 USD million 13,484.6 Lubbock County Lubbock County: 13,033.7 USD million 13,033.7 McLennan County McLennan County: 11,620 USD million 11,620 Cameron County Cameron County: 10,698 USD million 10,698 Webb County Webb County: 10,301.6 USD million 10,301.6 Smith County Smith County: 10,263.9 USD million 10,263.9 Ector County Ector County: 9,237.1 USD million 9,237.1 Brazos County Brazos County: 9,204.9 USD million 9,204.9 Potter County Potter County: 8,061.6 USD million 8,061.6 Gregg County Gregg County: 7,160.8 USD million 7,160.8 Hays County Hays County: 6,542.8 USD million 6,542.8 Guadalupe County Guadalupe County: 6,125.4 USD million 6,125.4 Taylor County Taylor County: 5,917.5 USD million 5,917.5 Comal County Comal County: 5,632.4 USD million 5,632.4 Ellis County Ellis County: 5,604.5 USD million 5,604.5 Hutchinson County Hutchinson County: 5,474 USD million 5,474 Wichita County Wichita County: 5,306.8 USD million 5,306.8 Johnson County Johnson County: 5,226.3 USD million 5,226.3 Tom Green County Tom Green County: 5,054.8 USD million 5,054.8 Grayson County Grayson County: 4,701.9 USD million 4,701.9 Karnes County Karnes County: 4,253.6 USD million 4,253.6 Victoria County Victoria County: 4,223.4 USD million 4,223.4 Hunt County Hunt County: 4,078.1 USD million 4,078.1 USD million. Source: BEA . Retrieved 2026-10-08.
Full ranking Rank Counties 2016USD million Change on 2015 1 Harris County 367,796.4 -2.1% 2 Dallas County 236,810.6 +3.6% 3 Tarrant County 106,028.4 +1.8% 4 Travis County 104,247.6 +6.2% 5 Bexar County 98,574.2 +4% 6 Collin County 59,254 +7.9% 7 Denton County 29,997.9 +7.1% 8 El Paso County 29,172.1 +1.8% 9 Fort Bend County 25,216.4 -15.1% 10 Montgomery County 23,904.9 +4.4% 11 Hidalgo County 20,256.5 +1% 12 Williamson County 19,895.6 +3.7% 13 Jefferson County 17,785.5 -0.4% 14 Nueces County 17,340.4 -4.6% 15 Brazoria County 15,859.6 +0.2% 16 Bell County 15,643.4 -1.8% 17 Midland County 14,548.8 -6.6% 18 Galveston County 13,484.6 -0.6% 19 Lubbock County 13,033.7 +2.5% 20 McLennan County 11,620 +3.3% 21 Cameron County 10,698 +3.9% 22 Webb County 10,301.6 -3.6% 23 Smith County 10,263.9 -0.7% 24 Ector County 9,237.1 -16% 25 Brazos County 9,204.9 +1% 26 Potter County 8,061.6 -1.7% 27 Gregg County 7,160.8 -8.3% 28 Hays County 6,542.8 +6.1% 29 Guadalupe County 6,125.4 -10.8% 30 Taylor County 5,917.5 -0.9% 31 Comal County 5,632.4 +4.4% 32 Ellis County 5,604.5 +4.5% 33 Hutchinson County 5,474 +14.3% 34 Wichita County 5,306.8 +0.5% 35 Johnson County 5,226.3 -4.9% 36 Tom Green County 5,054.8 -5.2% 37 Grayson County 4,701.9 +2.6% 38 Karnes County 4,253.6 -20.3% 39 Victoria County 4,223.4 -8.5% 40 Hunt County 4,078.1 +17.4% 41 Harrison County 3,889.2 -2.1% 42 Parker County 3,773.2 -8.3% 43 Randall County 3,737.3 -0.5% 44 Orange County 3,688 -1.2% 45 Bowie County 3,639.8 +2.5% 46 DeWitt County 3,608.1 -24.7% 47 Cooke County 3,298.9 -7.1% 48 Kaufman County 3,201.9 +4% 49 Wise County 3,152.8 -15.6% 50 Angelina County 3,115.2 -4.5% 51 Rockwall County 2,979.6 +8.3% 52 Chambers County 2,919.1 +10.2% 53 La Salle County 2,807.2 -31.7% 54 Lamar County 2,486.4 +6.9% 55 Atascosa County 2,425.6 -19% 56 Reeves County 2,413.2 +6.4% 57 San Patricio County 2,376.2 -1.1% 58 Howard County 2,363 +7.4% 59 Nacogdoches County 2,325.5 -3.6% 60 Andrews County 2,317.9 -11.4% 61 Gonzales County 2,309.5 -16.9% 62 Rusk County 2,271 -8.8% 63 Calhoun County 2,264.8 +2.3% 64 Martin County 2,252.6 +6% 65 Upton County 2,247.2 -1.1% 66 Dimmit County 2,246.1 -24.3% 67 Titus County 2,148.3 -1.1% 68 Matagorda County 2,114.8 -0.5% 69 Walker County 2,071.6 +5.7% 70 Waller County 2,054.4 +4.7% 71 Bastrop County 2,042.5 +1.3% 72 Hood County 1,882.3 -7.4% 73 Kendall County 1,881.2 +7.9% 74 Robertson County 1,879.4 -5.5% 75 Liberty County 1,848 +0.1% 76 Kerr County 1,838.5 -0.8% 77 Anderson County 1,790.2 +2.6% 78 Reagan County 1,776.7 +0.2% 79 Val Verde County 1,695.6 +0.8% 80 McMullen County 1,651 -21% 81 Panola County 1,624 -20.7% 82 Henderson County 1,622.6 +2.3% 83 Gaines County 1,618.4 -11.4% 84 Deaf Smith County 1,569.5 -0.5% 85 Navarro County 1,568.4 -4.7% 86 Coryell County 1,564.4 +9.3% 87 Washington County 1,531.6 -7.7% 88 Wharton County 1,498.8 -6.1% 89 Moore County 1,489.7 -5.9% 90 Burnet County 1,469 +3.1% 91 Maverick County 1,465.5 +2.1% 92 Ward County 1,456.1 -15.6% 93 Fayette County 1,454 -6.7% 94 Scurry County 1,442.3 -17.6% 95 Jim Wells County 1,426.8 -26.6% 96 Loving County 1,418.7 +47.5% 97 Yoakum County 1,403.7 -4.7% 98 Glasscock County 1,364 -8.7% 99 Brown County 1,361.1 +2.2% 100 Hockley County 1,354.9 -13.8% 101 Cherokee County 1,352.7 +1.1% 102 Somervell County 1,348.9 -0.1% 103 Hopkins County 1,344.6 -0% 104 Erath County 1,338 -2.6% 105 Freestone County 1,318.8 -17.2% 106 Hardin County 1,294.7 +1.6% 107 Wood County 1,288.5 -4% 108 Pecos County 1,285.4 -5.8% 109 Limestone County 1,274.2 -8.5% 110 Austin County 1,210.3 -0.4% 111 Starr County 1,198.8 -3.5% 112 Polk County 1,165.9 +4.6% 113 Hale County 1,095.3 -7% 114 Van Zandt County 1,085.6 +3.8% 115 Grimes County 1,071.3 -9.5% 116 Shelby County 1,068.1 -16.3% 117 Kleberg County 1,055.2 -5.7% 118 Uvalde County 1,047.2 +2% 119 Live Oak County 1,038.4 -23.3% 120 Lavaca County 1,015.2 -14.2% 121 Palo Pinto County 1,003.8 -5.5% 122 Parmer County 988 -21.4% 123 Frio County 975.9 -20.4% 124 Gillespie County 975.4 +1.6% 125 Ochiltree County 960.7 -23.7% 126 Jasper County 953 -5.1% 127 Milam County 943.5 -2.3% 128 Gray County 940.7 -18.1% 129 Medina County 932.2 -4.1% 130 Nolan County 881.4 -0.4% 131 Wilson County 872.2 -4.2% 132 Carson County 868.7 +8.8% 133 Hill County 868.6 -3.3% 134 Lee County 837.2 -9.1% 135 Houston County 825.7 -2.7% 136 Colorado County 808.2 -5% 137 Leon County 802.5 -21.2% 138 Young County 798.8 -5.4% 139 Caldwell County 796.8 -4.5% 140 Irion County 781.7 -26.4% 141 Fannin County 765.5 +6.1% 142 Upshur County 757.2 -4.4% 143 Bee County 752.7 -7.8% 144 Hartley County 739.6 -16.5% 145 Lamb County 729.1 -11.4% 146 Dallam County 727.1 -12.9% 147 Montague County 724.3 -20.5% 148 Llano County 717.7 +2.9% 149 Cass County 709.6 -0.6% 150 Wilbarger County 708.3 +1.7% 151 Burleson County 695.2 -12% 152 Crockett County 694 -17.8% 153 Aransas County 665.9 -5% 154 Hemphill County 615.6 -27.7% 155 Castro County 612.3 -16.3% 156 Jackson County 598 -4.9% 157 Wheeler County 594.7 -28.6% 158 Eastland County 591.2 -14.4% 159 Crane County 570.2 -21.4% 160 Hansford County 568.3 -24% 161 Bosque County 557.7 -2.2% 162 Madison County 552.9 -22.5% 163 Zavala County 552.7 -16.8% 164 Morris County 537.3 -15.2% 165 Zapata County 531.6 -26.7% 166 Winkler County 529.4 -11.7% 167 Dawson County 522 -5.1% 168 Roberts County 509.2 -30.1% 169 Culberson County 508.7 +15.7% 170 Terry County 502.9 -9.9% 171 Jack County 475.3 -21.9% 172 Lampasas County 452.4 -1.7% 173 Swisher County 444.1 -17.7% 174 Jones County 415.8 -1.1% 175 Sherman County 402.5 -27.1% 176 San Augustine County 397.7 -0.5% 177 Tyler County 391.7 -4.7% 178 Lipscomb County 391.3 -19.7% 179 Willacy County 387.7 -11.7% 180 Stephens County 369.9 -9.6% 181 Bandera County 369.4 +0.1% 182 Newton County 369 -23.7% 183 Camp County 367.8 -12.4% 184 Falls County 362.2 -6.6% 185 Blanco County 348.6 +0.4% 186 Brewster County 348.1 -1.3% 187 Comanche County 347 +5.2% 188 Franklin County 342.8 -5.8% 189 Bailey County 325.6 -14% 190 Refugio County 324.8 -17.4% 191 Mitchell County 323.6 -9.5% 192 San Jacinto County 314.8 -2.2% 193 McCulloch County 311.6 -9.2% 194 Sutton County 309.6 -23.5% 195 Duval County 308 -16.8% 196 Oldham County 297.5 +1.6% 197 Goliad County 291.9 -5.5% 198 Runnels County 284.6 -5.9% 199 Archer County 269.2 -13.9% 200 Red River County 260.8 -2.4% 201 Trinity County 247.6 -0.5% 202 Brooks County 245.7 -20.7% 203 Callahan County 243.2 +0.6% 204 Garza County 234 -8.2% 205 Marion County 231.6 +6.8% 206 Presidio County 230.8 +6.4% 207 Sterling County 224 -8.3% 208 Hamilton County 223 +3.7% 209 Borden County 219.3 +3.6% 210 Sabine County 219.3 -3% 211 Floyd County 216.5 +29.2% 212 Shackelford County 210.2 -19.3% 213 Clay County 207.6 +1.4% 214 Childress County 202.4 +6.9% 215 Coleman County 195.2 -1.1% 216 Crosby County 183.4 +0.9% 217 Kenedy County 183.3 -17.9% 218 Kent County 183.1 -8.3% 219 Rains County 177.2 +2.2% 220 Jim Hogg County 172.9 +0.1% 221 Cochran County 168.3 -9.6% 222 Lynn County 163.2 +13.9% 223 San Saba County 159.5 +15.9% 224 Hudspeth County 157 +2.1% 225 Fisher County 156.8 -5.4% 226 Haskell County 154.7 -7.9% 227 Schleicher County 151.5 -18.2% 228 Mills County 150.8 +7.4% 229 Baylor County 142.8 -8.2% 230 Kimble County 142.4 -9.3% 231 Stonewall County 142.4 -6% 232 Hardeman County 139 -10.6% 233 Knox County 128.6 -4.7% 234 Delta County 116.4 +11.1% 235 Kinney County 107.1 -4.9% 236 King County 105.7 +5.3% 237 Mason County 105.2 -8.6% 238 Donley County 100.1 -14.6% 239 Coke County 97 -12.3% 240 Dickens County 96.5 +1.9% 241 Terrell County 94.6 -16.9% 242 Concho County 86.5 -9.8% 243 Collingsworth County 79 +2.5% 244 Briscoe County 77.5 +51.1% 245 Throckmorton County 76.9 -27.5% 246 Real County 70.3 -0.2% 247 Jeff Davis County 67 +3.4% 248 Hall County 63.9 -14.6% 249 Edwards County 62.8 -19.6% 250 Menard County 47.8 -17.9%
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About this ranking 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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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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Questions Which county has the highest GDP (US dollars)? Harris County, with $367.8 billion in 2016, according to the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis.
Which county has the lowest GDP (US dollars)? Motley County, with $25.57 million in 2016.
Where does this ranking come from? Every value comes from one source and one period, so the places are comparable: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, CAGDP1: county GDP summary, current-dollar GDP (published in thousands of dollars, shown in millions). Retrieved 2026-10-08.
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