List of Spanish autonomous communities by gross domestic product
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The list below shows all of the autonomous communities and two autonomous cities of Spain. The list shown is from 2014 and is in Euros.[1] Catalonia and Madrid are the largest communities in Spain in terms of GDP. Ceuta and Melilla are the smallest communities in Spain and are autonomous cities. In 2014, according to DatosMacro, the economies every community in the country grew with La Rioja being the largest at 2.5%, whilst Galicia, the worst performing, grew by just 0.5%.
List of Autonomous Communities by GDP
| Flag | Autonomous Community | GDP Billions € | Year |
|---|---|---|---|
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Andalusia | 141.7 | 2014 |
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Aragon | 33.2 | 2014 |
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Asturias | 21.0 | 2014 |
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Canary Islands | 41.5 | 2014 |
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Cantabria | 12.2 | 2014 |
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Castilla La Mancha | 37.8 | 2014 |
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Castille and Leon | 53.9 | 2014 |
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Catalonia | 199.8 | 2014 |
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Ceuta | 1.6 | 2014 |
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Valencia | 99.3 | 2014 |
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Extremadura | 17.2 | 2014 |
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Galicia | 54.7 | 2014 |
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Balearic Islands | 26.8 | 2014 |
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La Rioja | 7.9 | 2014 |
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Madrid | 197.7 | 2014 |
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Melilla | 1.7 | 2014 |
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Murcia | 27.1 | 2014 |
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Navarre | 17.8 | 2014 |
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Basque Country | 64.3 | 2014 |
See also
Notes
- Annual average exchange rates: GDP (in US$), according to List of countries by GDP (UN). It is estimated that the average exchange rate is US$0.9213 per EUR€ in 2000 and US$1.2436 per EUR€ in 2005. US$1 is about equal to EUR€0.7543 in 2010.
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