Mexico City14%
State of Mexico9.3%
Nuevo León8.2%
Jalisco7.5%
Guanajuato4.6%
Veracruz4.4%
Baja California4%
Chihuahua3.9%
Coahuila3.7%
Puebla3.6%
Sonora3.4%
Tamaulipas3%
Michoacán2.8%
Querétaro2.5%
San Luis Potosí2.4%
Tabasco2.2%
Sinaloa2.2%
Oaxaca
Campeche
Hidalgo
Yucatán
Chiapas
Quintana Roo
Durango
Guerrero
Aguascalientes
Morelos
Zacatecas
Nayarit
Colima
1
Mexico City
$248.7B
2
State of Mexico
$168.9B
3
Nuevo León
$148.8B
4
Jalisco
$136.9B
5
Guanajuato
$83.6B
6
Veracruz
$80.1B
7
Baja California
$72.5B
8
Chihuahua
$71.4B
9
Coahuila
$67.4B
10
Puebla
$65.3B
11
Sonora
$61.7B
12
Tamaulipas
$55.3B
13
Michoacán
$50.4B
14
Querétaro
$44.8B
15
San Luis Potosí
$43.1B
16
Tabasco
$40.8B
17
Sinaloa
$39.3B
18
Oaxaca
$35.0B
19
Campeche
$31.8B
20
Hidalgo
$31.8B
21
Yucatán
$29.9B
22
Chiapas
$29.2B
23
Quintana Roo
$28.1B
24
Durango
$24.2B
25
Guerrero
$24.2B
26
Aguascalientes
$24.2B
27
Morelos
$19.7B
28
Zacatecas
$18.1B
29
Baja California Sur
$14.0B
30
Nayarit
$12.4B
31
Colima
$12.1B
32
Tlaxcala
$11.0B
Highlights
Within Mexico, Mexico City ranks first in 2024 with $248.7B, followed by State of Mexico ($168.9B) and Nuevo León ($148.8B).
Across 32 entries, values run from $248.7B (Mexico City) to $11.0B (Tlaxcala), with a median of $40.1B.
Source: INEGI, state GDP (2024) (via Wikipedia), 2024. Unit: USD billion.
Source: INEGI, state GDP (2024) (via Wikipedia) · CC BY-SA 4.0 (Wikipedia); underlying data © the cited publisher · fetched Oct 13, 2026