NUTS 3 areas of France by GDP (euros)

Name: NUTS 3 areas of France by GDP (euros), 2023
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Paris had the highest GDP (euros) of 101 areas in 2023, at €264.48 billion. Lozère had the lowest, at €2.36 billion. The median was €17.68 billion and the figure for France was €2.83 trillion. Source: Eurostat, European Commission.

Highest264,481Paris

Lowest2,358Lozère

Median17,682101 areas

France2,833,826History

Top 40 areas, 2023

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

Full ranking

Rank	Areas	2023 EUR million	Change on 2022
1	Paris Provisional	264,481	+1%
2	Hauts-de-Seine Provisional	191,709	+8%
3	Rhône Provisional	107,089	+8.3%
4	Bouches-du-Rhône Provisional	92,169	-14.5%
5	Nord Provisional	91,326	+6.3%
6	Seine-Saint-Denis Provisional	78,410	+12%
7	Gironde Provisional	70,556	+8.2%
8	Haute-Garonne Provisional	70,369	+10.1%
9	Yvelines Provisional	67,733	+7.2%
10	Val-de-Marne Provisional	67,636	+6.8%
11	Essonne Provisional	62,004	+7.9%
12	Loire-Atlantique Provisional	61,830	+5.9%
13	Isère Provisional	52,870	+8.7%
14	Seine-et-Marne Provisional	52,265	+10.1%
15	Alpes-Maritimes Provisional	50,536	+8.1%
16	Seine-Maritime Provisional	47,347	+6.6%
17	Bas-Rhin Provisional	46,885	+6.8%
18	Val-d’Oise Provisional	45,400	+6.4%
19	Ille-et-Vilaine Provisional	45,323	+7%
20	Hérault Provisional	45,177	+8.7%
21	Pas-de-Calais Provisional	41,683	+7.7%
22	Var Provisional	36,824	+7.7%
23	Haute-Savoie Provisional	32,724	+9.6%
24	Moselle Provisional	31,440	+9.3%
25	Finistère Provisional	31,231	+5.8%
26	Maine-et-Loire Provisional	27,969	+7.5%
27	Haut-Rhin Provisional	26,550	+9.6%
28	Morbihan Provisional	26,378	+10.2%
29	Loiret Provisional	26,302	+8.8%
30	Pyrénées-Atlantiques Provisional	25,963	+7.9%
31	Oise Provisional	25,558	+6.3%
32	Loire Provisional	25,265	+7%
33	Calvados Provisional	25,247	+7.4%
34	Puy-de-Dôme Provisional	25,216	+7.3%
35	Vendée Provisional	25,116	+9.8%
36	Marne Provisional	24,425	+7.5%
37	Meurthe-et-Moselle Provisional	24,036	+9.6%
38	La Réunion Provisional	23,606	+5.3%
39	Indre-et-Loire Provisional	23,424	+15.3%
40	Gard Provisional	23,177	+7.8%
41	Côte-d’Or Provisional	22,305	+5.5%
42	Charente-Maritime Provisional	21,595	+7.4%
43	Ain Provisional	21,222	+14.4%
44	Drôme Provisional	21,052	+12.5%
45	Savoie Provisional	20,737	+10.9%
46	Vaucluse Provisional	20,710	+7%
47	Côtes-d’Armor Provisional	19,090	+8.2%
48	Somme Provisional	18,801	+6.5%
49	Doubs Provisional	18,123	+5.9%
50	Saône-et-Loire Provisional	17,944	+6.6%
51	Eure Provisional	17,682	+6.4%
52	Sarthe Provisional	17,548	+7.8%
53	Manche Provisional	16,966	+15.2%
54	Vienne Provisional	16,253	+17%
55	Pyrénées-Orientales Provisional	14,856	+6.4%
56	Aisne Provisional	14,569	+7.8%
57	Eure-et-Loir Provisional	13,313	+4.3%
58	Landes Provisional	13,176	+7%
59	Charente Provisional	12,886	+5.7%
60	Deux-Sèvres Provisional	12,807	+6.4%
61	Haute-Vienne Provisional	12,179	+7.1%
62	Dordogne Provisional	11,682	+6.9%
63	Guadeloupe Provisional	11,306	+3.4%
64	Tarn Provisional	11,268	+10.4%
65	Mayenne Provisional	11,247	+7.3%
66	Loir-et-Cher Provisional	10,898	+11.3%
67	Vosges Provisional	10,844	+6%
68	Aube Provisional	10,503	+10.8%
69	Lot-et-Garonne Provisional	10,431	+7.5%
70	Yonne Provisional	10,227	+5.4%
71	Allier Provisional	10,121	+9.5%
72	Aude Provisional	10,106	+5.7%
73	Martinique Provisional	10,098	+3.7%
74	Cher Provisional	9,595	+12.3%
75	Ardèche Provisional	9,585	+18.1%
76	Aveyron Provisional	8,545	+8%
77	Ardennes Provisional	8,508	+11.7%
78	Jura Provisional	8,311	+7.4%
79	Orne Provisional	7,915	+4.3%
80	Corrèze Provisional	7,801	+10.7%
81	Tarn-et-Garonne Provisional	7,514	+14.4%
82	Hautes-Pyrénées Provisional	7,000	+8.8%
83	Corse-du-Sud Provisional	6,627	+9.9%
84	Haute-Loire Provisional	6,563	+9.2%
85	Indre Provisional	6,160	+6.2%
86	Haute-Corse Provisional	6,106	+12%
87	Haute-Saône Provisional	6,047	+3.9%
88	Lot Provisional	5,838	+9.6%
89	Nièvre Provisional	5,799	+3.8%
90	Alpes-de-Haute-Provence Provisional	5,250	+7.9%
91	Haute-Marne Provisional	5,206	+1.3%
92	Guyane Provisional	5,195	-1.3%
93	Gers Provisional	4,936	+5.8%
94	Hautes-Alpes Provisional	4,870	+9%
95	Meuse Provisional	4,718	+2.9%
96	Territoire de Belfort Provisional	4,470	+10.8%
97	Cantal Provisional	4,199	+9%
98	Ariège Provisional	4,178	+10.1%
99	Mayotte Provisional	3,473	+9.3%
100	Creuse Provisional	2,932	+7.6%
101	Lozère Provisional	2,358	+5.5%

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GDP at current market prices, EUR million.

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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.

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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 €264.48 billion in 2023, according to Eurostat, European Commission.

Which area has the lowest GDP (euros)?

Lozère, with €2.36 billion in 2023.

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.