NUTS 3 areas of France by GDP (euros), 2024

Name: NUTS 3 areas of France by GDP (euros), 2024
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Paris had the highest GDP (euros) of 101 areas in 2024, at €279.94 billion. Lozère had the lowest, at €2.37 billion. The median was €18.19 billion and the figure for France was €2.94 trillion. Source: Eurostat, European Commission.

Highest279,938Paris

Lowest2,374Lozère

Median18,192101 areas

France2,935,236History

Top 40 areas, 2024

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EUR million. Source: Eurostat. Retrieved 2026-10-08.

Full ranking

Rank	Areas	2024 EUR million	Change on 2023
1	Paris Provisional	279,938	+5.8%
2	Hauts-de-Seine Provisional	198,210	+3.4%
3	Rhône Provisional	111,379	+4%
4	Bouches-du-Rhône Provisional	96,176	+4.3%
5	Nord Provisional	93,776	+2.7%
6	Seine-Saint-Denis Provisional	82,156	+4.8%
7	Haute-Garonne Provisional	73,333	+4.2%
8	Gironde Provisional	73,052	+3.5%
9	Val-de-Marne Provisional	70,258	+3.9%
10	Yvelines Provisional	69,260	+2.3%
11	Loire-Atlantique Provisional	64,044	+3.6%
12	Essonne Provisional	63,199	+1.9%
13	Seine-et-Marne Provisional	54,405	+4.1%
14	Isère Provisional	54,019	+2.2%
15	Alpes-Maritimes Provisional	51,847	+2.6%
16	Bas-Rhin Provisional	48,514	+3.5%
17	Seine-Maritime Provisional	48,372	+2.2%
18	Val-d’Oise Provisional	48,228	+6.2%
19	Ille-et-Vilaine Provisional	47,513	+4.8%
20	Hérault Provisional	46,218	+2.3%
21	Pas-de-Calais Provisional	42,747	+2.6%
22	Var Provisional	38,170	+3.7%
23	Haute-Savoie Provisional	33,921	+3.7%
24	Finistère Provisional	32,378	+3.7%
25	Moselle Provisional	32,195	+2.4%
26	Maine-et-Loire Provisional	28,678	+2.5%
27	Morbihan Provisional	27,215	+3.2%
28	Loiret Provisional	26,874	+2.2%
29	Haut-Rhin Provisional	26,791	+0.9%
30	Pyrénées-Atlantiques Provisional	26,646	+2.6%
31	Oise Provisional	26,284	+2.8%
32	Puy-de-Dôme Provisional	26,006	+3.1%
33	Calvados Provisional	25,977	+2.9%
34	Loire Provisional	25,880	+2.4%
35	Vendée Provisional	25,637	+2.1%
36	Marne Provisional	25,174	+3.1%
37	Meurthe-et-Moselle Provisional	24,753	+3%
38	La Réunion Provisional	24,457	+3.6%
39	Indre-et-Loire Provisional	24,000	+2.5%
40	Gard Provisional	23,940	+3.3%
41	Côte-d’Or Provisional	23,183	+3.9%
42	Charente-Maritime Provisional	22,000	+1.9%
43	Ain Provisional	21,528	+1.4%
44	Savoie Provisional	21,409	+3.2%
45	Drôme Provisional	21,343	+1.4%
46	Vaucluse Provisional	21,270	+2.7%
47	Somme Provisional	19,487	+3.6%
48	Côtes-d’Armor Provisional	19,443	+1.9%
49	Doubs Provisional	18,651	+2.9%
50	Saône-et-Loire Provisional	18,460	+2.9%
51	Eure Provisional	18,192	+2.9%
52	Sarthe Provisional	17,882	+1.9%
53	Manche Provisional	17,143	+1%
54	Vienne Provisional	16,480	+1.4%
55	Pyrénées-Orientales Provisional	15,211	+2.4%
56	Aisne Provisional	15,037	+3.2%
57	Eure-et-Loir Provisional	13,650	+2.5%
58	Landes Provisional	13,492	+2.4%
59	Deux-Sèvres Provisional	13,031	+1.7%
60	Charente Provisional	12,930	+0.3%
61	Haute-Vienne Provisional	12,368	+1.6%
62	Guadeloupe Provisional	11,878	+5.1%
63	Dordogne Provisional	11,831	+1.3%
64	Mayenne Provisional	11,550	+2.7%
65	Tarn Provisional	11,389	+1.1%
66	Vosges Provisional	11,129	+2.6%
67	Loir-et-Cher Provisional	11,025	+1.2%
68	Lot-et-Garonne Provisional	10,715	+2.7%
69	Aube Provisional	10,679	+1.7%
70	Martinique Provisional	10,480	+3.8%
71	Yonne Provisional	10,466	+2.3%
72	Aude Provisional	10,350	+2.4%
73	Allier Provisional	10,342	+2.2%
74	Ardèche Provisional	9,677	+1%
75	Cher Provisional	9,668	+0.8%
76	Aveyron Provisional	8,691	+1.7%
77	Ardennes Provisional	8,501	-0.1%
78	Jura Provisional	8,477	+2%
79	Orne Provisional	8,028	+1.4%
80	Corrèze Provisional	7,936	+1.7%
81	Tarn-et-Garonne Provisional	7,583	+0.9%
82	Hautes-Pyrénées Provisional	7,238	+3.4%
83	Corse-du-Sud Provisional	7,029	+6.1%
84	Haute-Loire Provisional	6,687	+1.9%
85	Haute-Corse Provisional	6,329	+3.6%
86	Indre Provisional	6,251	+1.5%
87	Haute-Saône Provisional	6,093	+0.8%
88	Lot Provisional	6,031	+3.3%
89	Nièvre Provisional	5,913	+2%
90	Alpes-de-Haute-Provence Provisional	5,412	+3.1%
91	Haute-Marne Provisional	5,317	+2.1%
92	Guyane Provisional	5,244	+0.9%
93	Gers Provisional	5,100	+3.3%
94	Hautes-Alpes Provisional	5,067	+4%
95	Meuse Provisional	4,780	+1.3%
96	Territoire de Belfort Provisional	4,530	+1.4%
97	Ariège Provisional	4,292	+2.7%
98	Cantal Provisional	4,215	+0.4%
99	Mayotte Provisional	3,786	+9%
100	Creuse Provisional	2,954	+0.8%
101	Lozère Provisional	2,374	+0.7%

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About this ranking

GDP at current market prices, EUR million.

In euros, for Spain and the EU. For the United States, its states and counties, and for other countries and the World, use gdp_usd.

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

How to cite

Eurostat. GDP at current market prices by NUTS 3 region (nama_10r_3gdp). https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/databrowser/view/nama_10r_3gdp/default/table. Retrieved 2026-10-08.

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Which area has the highest GDP (euros)?

Paris, with €279.94 billion in 2024, according to Eurostat, European Commission.

Which area has the lowest GDP (euros)?

Lozère, with €2.37 billion in 2024.

Where does this ranking come from?

Every value comes from one source and one period, so the places are comparable: Eurostat, European Commission, GDP at current market prices by NUTS 3 region (nama_10r_3gdp). Retrieved 2026-10-08.