List of South African provinces by GDP

This article lists the provinces of South Africa by their gross regional domestic product (GDP).

South African provinces by GDP

Rank	Province	GDP (2022; billion ZAR)[1]	GDP (2022; billion US$)[1]	GDP per capita (2022; US$)[1]
1	Gauteng	2,197.104	134.682	8,920
2	KwaZulu-Natal	1,055.386	64.695	5,210
3	Western Cape	918.203	56.286	7,572
4	Mpumalanga	531.771	32.598	6,339
5	Limpopo	511.391	31.348	5,800
6	Eastern Cape	500.950	30.708	4,250
7	North West	438.878	26.903	7,073
8	Free State	326.929	20.041	6,766
9	Northern Cape	147.939	9.069	6,690
South Africa		6,628.550	406.330	6,532

Constant 2010 prices - millions of Rand^[2]

Province	2008	2009	2010	2011	2012	2013	2014	2015	2016	2017	2018	2019
Gauteng	918,747	905,976	937,178	971,893	998,095	1,025,717	1,050,091	1,062,174	1,074,906	1,086,228	1,098,566	1,104,684
KwaZulu-Natal	424,640	418,879	433,846	449,826	461,604	473,222	484,795	489,326	491,995	500,887	504,487	504,905
Western Cape	368,727	363,601	372,788	386,830	397,707	407,932	417,068	423,022	427,116	432,438	435,964	437,501
Eastern Cape	208,784	206,737	211,600	219,470	223,935	227,003	229,963	231,824	233,404	234,783	236,141	236,236
Mpumalanga	200,580	197,775	202,902	207,405	211,751	216,009	222,299	221,868	222,091	226,288	227,648	226,741
Limpopo	200,230	197,051	202,196	207,066	209,175	214,742	217,096	221,016	219,983	224,585	225,862	225,417
North West	179,747	174,552	180,221	184,328	180,888	186,194	179,371	187,329	180,548	184,177	185,264	184,341
Free State	146,989	143,574	147,190	150,166	154,670	157,573	160,710	160,246	159,805	162,088	161,755	161,071
Northern Cape	60,157	58,795	60,089	61,274	63,253	64,784	66,697	67,432	66,619	68,509	68,853	68,441
GDP at market prices	2,708,601	2,666,940	2,748,008	2,838,257	2,901,078	2,973,175	3,028,090	3,064,237	3,076,466	3,119,983	3,144,539	3,149,337

See also

• List of South African provinces by gross domestic product per capita

References

1. "Provincial gross domestic product:experimental estimates, 2013–2022" (PDF), www.statssa.gov.za
2. "Annual quarterly and regional Fourth quarter 2019". SASTS SA. 31 March 2021. Retrieved 6 April 2021.