New map shows how GDP of US states compare to the world

How rich is your state compared to the rest of the world? California has a larger GDP than the United Kingdom and Texas's economy is bigger than Canada Map shows how each US state's economy stacks up to countries around globe California is not only largest state in US by GDP, it has fifth largest GDP in world After CA and Texas, New York unsurprisingly rounded out the top three of the list with $1.70trillion, surpassing Korea's economy at $1.66trillion Rounding out the top five were Florida ($1.04trillion) and Illinois ($868billion), who were compared to Mexico ($1.20trillion) and the Netherlands ($910billion) 

By Dailymail.com Reporter

Published: 06:01 GMT, 14 March 2019 | Updated: 06:04 GMT, 14 March 2019

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The US once again had the highest GDP in the world in 2018, and many individual states stacked up to the economic output of countries all across the world as well. 

A new map by HowMuch.net shows just how each state in the US compares to a country around the globe, revealing that even America's smallest states are holding their own. 

America's economy hit $20.5trillion in GDP in 2018, and 2.97 trillion of that came solely from California. 

California is not only the largest state in the US by GDP, it is also the fifth largest economy in the world.

A new map shows just how each US state's economy compares to a country across the world, revealing that even America's smallest states are holding their own

A new map shows just how each US state's economy compares to a country across the world, revealing that even America's smallest states are holding their own

It even surpasses the United Kingdom, whose 2018 GDP clocked in at $2.81trillion. 

California last had the world's fifth largest economy in 2002 but fell as low as 10th

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