This article lists the gross regional product (GRP) of regions of the United Kingdom, defined as Level 2 regions of the Nomenclature of Territorial Units for Statistics (NUTS 2), in nominal values. Values are shown in euros in the original source. For comparison, all figures are converted into pounds sterling and US dollars according to annual average exchange rates. [1] [n 1] All values are given in millions, and converted values are rounded to the nearest whole number.
Region | Rank | Population | GDP (millions of GBP) | GDP per head (GBP) | Annual Growth Rate in 'Real' GDP (%) |
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United Kingdom | — | 67,026,307 | 2,276,715 | 33,745 | 7.5 |
London | 1 | 8,796,628 | 526,524 | 59,855 | 8.5 |
South East | 2 | 9,294,023 | 336,201 | 36,174 | 8.2 |
North West | 3 | 7,422,294 | 220,304 | 29,681 | 9.9 |
East of England | 4 | 6,348,096 | 193,250 | 30,442 | 9.6 |
South West | 5 | 5,712,840 | 169,261 | 29,628 | 8.5 |
Scotland | 6 | 5,479,900 | 169,162 | 30,869 | 7.5 |
West Midlands | 7 | 5,954,240 | 164,631 | 27,649 | 8.0 |
Yorkshire and the Humber | 8 | 5,481,431 | 151,794 | 27,692 | 9.8 |
East Midlands | 9 | 4,880,094 | 134,228 | 27,505 | 9.4 |
Wales | 10 | 3,105,410 | 79,699 | 25,665 | 9.1 |
North East | 11 | 2,646,772 | 65,045 | 24,575 | 9.4 |
Northern Ireland | 12 | 1,904,578 | 51,717 | 27,154 | 9.0 |
Region | Rank | GRP (millions of EUR) | GRP (millions of GBP) | GRP (millions of USD) |
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United Kingdom | — | 2,423,737 | 2,144,961 | 2,862,460 |
Inner London – West | 1 | 254,771 | 225,467 | 300,887 |
Inner London – East | 2 | 137,068 | 121,303 | 161,879 |
Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire | 3 | 120,073 | 106,262 | 141,808 |
Surrey, East and West Sussex | 4 | 106,127 | 93,920 | 125,337 |
Gloucestershire, Wiltshire and Bristol/Bath area | 5 | 93,009 | 82,311 | 109,845 |
Outer London – West and North West | 6 | 91,379 | 80,869 | 107,920 |
Greater Manchester | 7 | 90,182 | 79,809 | 106,506 |
West Midlands | 8 | 88,490 | 78,312 | 104,508 |
East Anglia | 9 | 81,599 | 72,214 | 96,369 |
Eastern Scotland | 10 | 73,377 | 64,937 | 86,659 |
Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire | 11 | 73,217 | 64,796 | 86,470 |
Hampshire and Isle of Wight | 12 | 72,022 | 63,738 | 85,059 |
West Yorkshire | 13 | 70,290 | 62,205 | 83,013 |
Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire | 14 | 61,414 | 54,350 | 72,531 |
Leicestershire, Rutland and Northamptonshire | 15 | 57,939 | 51,275 | 68,427 |
Essex | 16 | 54,183 | 47,951 | 63,991 |
Kent | 17 | 53,865 | 47,670 | 63,615 |
Northern Ireland | 18 | 53,591 | 47,427 | 63,292 |
West Central Scotland | 19 | 48,000 | 42,479 | 56,689 |
Outer London – East and North East | 20 | 47,536 | 42,068 | 56,141 |
Herefordshire, Worcestershire and Warwickshire | 21 | 46,976 | 41,573 | 55,479 |
West Wales and The Valleys | 22 | 45,243 | 40,039 | 53,432 |
Shropshire and Staffordshire | 23 | 44,102 | 39,029 | 52,085 |
Lancashire | 24 | 43,315 | 38,333 | 51,155 |
Merseyside | 25 | 42,675 | 37,767 | 50,400 |
Cheshire | 26 | 41,250 | 36,505 | 48,717 |
Outer London – South | 27 | 41,052 | 36,300 | 48,483 |
Northumberland and Tyne and Wear | 28 | 40,715 | 36,032 | 48,085 |
Dorset and Somerset | 29 | 38,135 | 33,749 | 45,038 |
East Wales | 30 | 37,414 | 33,111 | 44,186 |
South Yorkshire | 31 | 34,690 | 30,700 | 40,969 |
Devon | 32 | 31,938 | 28,265 | 37,719 |
Tees Valley and Durham | 33 | 28,660 | 25,364 | 33,848 |
North Yorkshire | 34 | 26,307 | 23,281 | 31,069 |
East Yorkshire and Northern Lincolnshire | 35 | 25,689 | 22,734 | 30,339 |
North Eastern Scotland | 36 | 23,157 | 20,494 | 27,349 |
Southern Scotland | 37 | 20,475 | 18,120 | 24,181 |
Lincolnshire | 38 | 19,022 | 16,834 | 22,465 |
Highlands and Islands | 39 | 15,471 | 13,692 | 18,271 |
Cumbria | 40 | 15,175 | 13,430 | 17,922 |
Cornwall and Isles of Scilly | 41 | 13,918 | 12,317 | 16,437 |
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