List of Polish voivodeships by GRP
This is a list of Polish voivodeships by gross regional product (GRP) per capita shown in euros. Statistics shown are for 2018 levels.[1]
| Rank | Voivodeship (Province) |
2018 (in EUR) |
European countries with similar GDP (Nominal) per capita |
|---|---|---|---|
| Warsaw | 28,500 |  Italy | |
| 1 | Masovia | 20,800 |  Portugal |
| 2 | Lower Silesia | 14,200 |  Latvia |
| 3 | Greater Poland | 13,900 |  Croatia |
| 4 | Silesia | 13,400 | Croatia |
| 5 | Pomerania | 12,600 | Croatia |
| 6 | Łódź | 12,000 | Croatia |
| 7 | Lesser Poland | 11,900 | Croatia |
| Masovia (regional) | 10,900 |  Romania | |
| 8 | West Pomerania | 10,700 | Romania |
| 9 | Lubusz | 10,600 | Romania |
| 10 | Kujawy-Pomerania | 10,500 | Romania |
| 11 | Opole | 10,300 | Romania |
| 13 | Świętokrzyskie | 9,300 |  Bulgaria |
| 12 | Podlaskie | 9,200 | Bulgaria |
| 15 | Podkarpackie | 9,100 | Bulgaria |
| 14 | Warmia-Masuria | 8,900 | Bulgaria |
| 16 | Lubelskie | 8,700 | Bulgaria |
| — | Poland | 12,900 |  Hungary |
Polish voivodeships by gross regional product(GRP) per capita, 2018
This is a list of Polish voivodeships by nominal gross regional product (GRP) shown in billion euros. Statistics shown are for 2018 levels.
| Rank | Province (voivodeship) |
2018 (in billions EUR) |
European countries with similar GDP (Nominal) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Masovia | 112.2 |  Ukraine |
| Warsaw | 86.6 |  Slovakia | |
| 2 | Silesia | 61.0 |  Luxembourg |
| 3 | Greater Poland | 48.6 | Croatia |
| 4 | Lower Silesia | 41.1 |  Serbia |
| 5 | Lesser Poland | 40.4 | Serbia |
| 6 | Łódź | 29.7 | Latvia |
| 7 | Pomerania | 29.2 | Latvia |
| Masovia(regional) | 25.6 |  Estonia | |
| 8 | Kujawy-Pomerania | 21.8 |  Cyprus |
| 9 | Podkarpackie | 19.4 |  Iceland |
| 10 | Lubelskie | 18.5 | Iceland |
| 11 | West Pomerania | 18.3 | Iceland |
| 12 | Warmia-Masuria | 12.7 |  Malta |
| 13 | Świętokrzyskie | 11.6 | Malta |
| 14 | Podlaskie | 10.9 | Malta |
| 15 | Lubusz | 10.8 | Malta |
| 16 | Opole | 10.1 | Malta |
| — | Poland | 496.4 |  Sweden |
See also
References
- "Stats" (PDF). ec.europa.eu. Retrieved 2020-07-10.
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