💹 German States by GDP per Capita

Economic output per resident of each state, in euros.

📅 2023📏 EUR per person16 entries🇩🇪 See all of this country’s rankings →
Every dot is one entry, placed by its value (EUR per person); the vertical bar marks each row’s median.
1
Hamburg
€90,359
2
Bavaria
€62,212
3
Bremen
€61,019
4
Hesse
€60,567
5
Baden-Württemberg
€59,320
6
Berlin
€59,233
7
North Rhine-Westphalia
€49,682
8
Lower Saxony
€49,646
9
Rhineland-Palatinate
€44,864
10
Schleswig-Holstein
€44,347
11
Saarland
€42,656
12
Saxony
€41,553
13
Brandenburg
€40,716
14
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
€40,407
15
Thuringia
€38,394
16
Saxony-Anhalt
€38,282

Highlights

Within Germany, Hamburg ranks first in 2023 with €90,359, followed by Bavaria (€62,212) and Bremen (€61,019).

Across 16 entries, values run from €90,359 (Hamburg) to €38,282 (Saxony-Anhalt), with a median of €47,255.

Source: Federal Statistical Office (Destatis) (via Wikipedia), 2023. Unit: EUR per person.

Source: Federal Statistical Office (Destatis) (via Wikipedia) · CC BY-SA 4.0 (Wikipedia); underlying data © the cited publisher · fetched Oct 13, 2026