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💰 South Korean Regions by GDP

Economic output of the nine provinces and the special and metropolitan cities, in current US dollars.

📅 2024📏 USD billion17 entries🇰🇷 See all of this country’s rankings →

Gyeonggi25%

Seoul22%

South Gyeongsang5.9%

South Chungcheong5.9%

North Gyeongsang5.3%

Incheon4.9%

Busan4.7%

South Jeolla4.1%

Ulsan3.7%

North Chungcheong3.6%

Daegu2.9%

North Jeolla

Gangwon2.5%

Daejeon

Gwangju2.1%

Jeju

Each tile’s area is its share of the combined total of $1,792.6B (17 entries). Stronger colour means a higher rank.

Gyeonggi

$456.0B

Seoul

$402.5B

South Gyeongsang

$105.9B

South Chungcheong

$105.5B

North Gyeongsang

$94.3B

Incheon

$87.9B

Busan

$84.7B

South Jeolla

$72.8B

Ulsan

$65.8B

North Chungcheong

$64.3B

Daegu

$52.2B

North Jeolla

$46.8B

Gangwon

$45.2B

Daejeon

$39.4B

Gwangju

$38.4B

Jeju

$18.9B

Sejong

$12.2B

Highlights

Within South Korea, Gyeonggi ranks first in 2024 with $456.0B, followed by Seoul ($402.5B) and South Gyeongsang ($105.9B).

Across 17 entries, values run from $456.0B (Gyeonggi) to $12.2B (Sejong), with a median of $65.8B.

Source: Statistics Korea, regional income accounts (2024) (via Wikipedia), 2024. Unit: USD billion.

Source: Statistics Korea, regional income accounts (2024) (via Wikipedia) · CC BY-SA 4.0 (Wikipedia); underlying data © the cited publisher · fetched Oct 13, 2026