This is a list of Swedish Counties by GDP and GDP per capita.

Swedish counties by GDP (2015)

List of Counties by GDP

Counties by GDP in 2015 according to data by the OECD.^[1]

Rank	County	GDP (mil. SEK)	GDP (mil. Int$ (PPP)
1	Stockholm	1,340,350	149,771
2	Västra Götaland	711,221	79,472
3	Skåne	478,497	53,468
4	Östergötland	166,511	18,606
5	Uppsala	142,126	15,881
6	Jönköping	128,246	14,330
7	Örebro	104,338	11,659
8	Halland	102,150	11,414
9	Norrbotten	101,841	11,380
10	Dalarna	99,110	11,075
11	Västmanland	96,013	10,729
12	Västerbotten	95,948	10,721
13	Gävleborg	94,891	10,603
14	Västernorrland	91,309	10,203
15	Värmland	90,692	10,134
16	Södermanland	86,763	9,695
17	Kalmar	78,364	8,756
18	Kronoberg	75,801	8,470
19	Blekinge	52,847	5,905
20	Jämtland	43,073	4,813
21	Gotland	18,810	2,102
	Sweden	4,199,860	469,296

List of Counties by GDP per capita

Counties by GDP per capita in 2015 according to data by the OECD.^[1]

Rank	County	GDP per capita in SEK	GDP per capita in USD (PPP)
1	Stockholm	605,194	67,625
2	Västra Götaland	433,579	48,448
3	Norrbotten	407,592	45,545
4	Uppsala	404,285	45,175
5	Kronoberg	398,427	44,521
6	Östergötland	375,126	41,917
7	Västernorrland	375,016	41,905
8	Jönköping	370,599	41,411
9	Skåne	369,134	41,247
10	Västmanland	365,085	40,795
11	Västerbotten	365,002	40,786
12	Örebro	360,309	40,261
13	Dalarna	354,001	39,556
14	Blekinge	340,489	38,046
15	Jämtland	338,970	37,877
16	Gävleborg	337,811	37,747
17	Kalmar	331,151	37,003
18	Värmland	329,428	36,811
19	Gotland	328,156	36,668
20	Halland	326,649	36,500
21	Södermanland	307,463	34,356
	Sweden	428,593	47,891

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