This article lists Belgian provinces and regions (NUTS 2) by gross domestic product (GDP).
By GDP edit
This table reports the gross domestic product (nominal GDP), expressed in billions of euro, of the ten provinces and the Brussels capital region in 2021.[1]
Flemish Region Walloon Region
Rank | Province | GDP in bn. EUR |
---|---|---|
1 | Antwerp | 98,189 |
- | Brussels | 90,459 |
2 | East Flanders | 62,123 |
3 | West Flanders | 52,323 |
4 | Flemish Brabant | 51,731 |
5 | Hainaut | 36,940 |
6 | Liège | 34,715 |
7 | Limburg | 31,766 |
8 | Walloon Brabant | 21,155 |
9 | Namur | 14,697 |
10 | Luxembourg | 7,887 |
By GDP per capita edit
This table reports the gross domestic product (adjusted for purchasing power parity), expressed in euro, of the ten provinces and the Brussels capital region in 2021.
Flemish Region Walloon Region
Rank | Province | GDP per capita in EUR |
---|---|---|
- | Brussels | 66,200 |
1 | Antwerp | 46,900 |
2 | Walloon Brabant | 46,500 |
3 | Flemish Brabant | 39,800 |
4 | West Flanders | 39,000 |
5 | East Flanders | 36,300 |
6 | Limburg | 32,300 |
7 | Liège | 28,000 |
8 | Namur | 26,300 |
9 | Hainaut | 24,600 |
10 | Luxembourg | 24,200 |
See also edit
References edit
- ^ "EU regions by GDP, Eurostat". Retrieved 18 September 2023.