List of Swiss cantons by GDP

This article is about the gross regional product (GRP) of Swiss cantons in main fiscal years. All figures are from the Federal Statistical Office of Switzerland.

List of Cantons by GDP

Cantons according to their gross domestic product in 2015 in Swiss francs.^[1]

Rank	Canton	GDP in millions of CHF	Real growth rate
1	Zurich	140,706	1.1 %
2	Berne	77,932	0.6 %
3	Vaud	52,382	0.7 %
4	Geneva	47,354	−1.5 %
5	Aargau	40,065	−0.2 %
6	St. Gallen	36,054	−0.3 %
7	Basel-City	32,292	0.1 %
8	Ticino	28,963	0.2 %
9	Lucerne	26,268	1.9 %
10	Basel-Country	19,400	−0.1 %
11	Zug	18,495	1.8 %
12	Fribourg	18,144	0.5 %
13	Valais	17,816	2.5 %
14	Solothurn	17,501	0.9 %
15	Thurgau	16,043	0.3 %
16	Neuchâtel	15,565	3.6 %
17	Graubünden	13,981	0.2 %
18	Schwyz	9,185	2.9 %
19	Schaffhausen	6,886	0.4 %
20	Jura	4,608	−1.6 %
21	Appenzell Ausserrhoden	3,070	0.1 %
22	Nidwalden	2,968	0.5 %
23	Glarus	2,719	0.6 %
24	Obwalden	2,440	2.4 %
25	Uri	1,920	3.3 %
26	Appenzell Innerrhoden	980	1.2 %
	Switzerland	653,735	0.6 %

List of cantons by GDP per capita

Swiss cantons by GDP per capita in 2015.^[1]

Rank	Canton	GDP per capita in CHF
1	Basel-City	168,891
2	Zug	152,708
3	Geneva	98,436
4	Zurich	96,613
5	Neuchâtel	87,582
6	Schaffhausen	86,478
7	Ticino	82,479
8	Berne	76,897
9	St. Gallen	72,479
10	Graubünden	71,240
11	Nidwalden	70,259
12	Basel-Country	68,730
13	Vaud	68,257
14	Glarus	68,116
15	Lucerne	66,220
16	Solothurn	66,024
17	Obwalden	66,019
18	Jura	63,477
19	Aargau	61,689
20	Appenzell Innerrhoden	61,570
21	Thurgau	60,409
22	Schwyz	59,867
23	Fribourg	59,407
24	Appenzell Ausserrhoden	56,527
25	Valais	53,383
26	Uri	53,347
	Switzerland	78,931

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