List of Portuguese administrative divisions by GDP

Last updated December 19, 2023

This is a list of Portuguese administrative divisions by GDP and GDP per capita.

List of administrative divisions by GDP

Administrative divisions by GDP in 2022 according to data by the National Institute for Statistics (INE).^[1]^[2]

Regions

Rank	Region	GDP in euros €	% of GDP	GDP per capita
Rank	Region	GDP in euros €	% of GDP	In euros €	As % of Portugal average
1	Lisbon Metropolitan Area	87,368,251,000	36.1%	30,462	129.5%
2	North Region	71,872,968,000	29.7%	20,137	85.6%
3	Centro Region	45,028,735,000	18.6%	20,161	85.7%
4	Alentejo Region	15,157,115,000	6.3%	21,741	92.4%
5	Algarve Region	11,624,407,000	4.8%	26,754	113.7%
6	Autonomous Region of Madeira	6,020,507,000	2.5%	23,675	100.6%
7	Autonomous Region of the Azores	5,109,502,000	2.1%	21,096	89.7%
Portugal		242,340,811,000	100.0%	23,531	100.0%

Sub-regions

Rank	Sub-region	GDP in euros €	% of GDP	GDP per capita
Rank	Sub-region	GDP in euros €	% of GDP	In euros €	As % of Portugal average
1	Lisbon Metropolitan Area	87,368,251,000	36.1%	30,462	129.5%
2	Porto Metropolitan Area	39,178,949,000	16.2%	22,603	96.1%
3	Algarve	11,624,407,000	4.8%	26,754	103.7%
4	Coimbra Region	9,305,562,000	3.8%	21,361	90.8%
5	Aveiro Region	8,677,027,000	3.6%	23,454	99.7%
6	Cávado	8,255,426,000	3.4%	20,398	86.7%
7	Ave	7,984,823,000	3.3%	19,492	82.8%
8	Oeste	6,689,888,000	2.8%	18,310	77.8%
9	Leiria Region	6,471,386,000	2.7%	22,488	95.6%
10	Autonomous Region of Madeira	6,020,507,000	2.5%	23,675	100.6%
11	Tâmega and Sousa	5,986,428,000	2.5%	14,526	61.7%
12	Autonomous Region of the Azores	5,109,502,000	2.1%	21,096	89.7%
13	Lezíria do Tejo	4,793,722,000	2.0%	20,201	85.8%
14	Viseu Dão Lafões	4,601,011,000	1.9%	18,226	77.5%
15	Médio Tejo	4,232,795,000	1.7%	18,154	77.1%
16	Alto Minho	4,227,381,000	1.7%	18,486	78.6%
17	Beiras and Serra da Estrela	3,393,900,000	1.4%	16,187	68.8%
18	Douro	3,167,176,000	1.3%	16,729	71.1%
19	Alentejo Central	3,116,079,000	1.3%	20,795	88.4%
20	Alentejo Litoral	2,812,608,000	1.2%	30,083	127.8%
21	Baixo Alentejo	2,557,931,000	1.1%	22,287	94.7%
22	Alto Alentejo	1,876,775,000	0.8%	18,446	78.4%
23	Terras de Trás-os-Montes	1,808,653,000	0.7%	17,055	72.5%
24	Beira Baixa	1,657,166,000	0.7%	20,839	88.6%
25	Alto Tâmega	1,264,131,000	0.5%	14,828	63.0%
Portugal		242,340,811,000	100.0%	23,531	100.0%

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