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Largest Economies in Americas
The largest economies in Americas, ranked by GDP.
United States currently leads this Americas ranking across 45 reported places.
Answer at a glance
United States ranks as the largest economy in Americas, at $28.75 trillion (2024), using the latest available World Bank value.
The gap to Canada is $26.51 trillion using the displayed latest-available values.
Methodology: countries are ordered by nominal GDP in current US dollars. Reporting years can vary by country, so this is a latest-available comparison rather than a single-year estimate. View World Bank GDP data.
Coverage: 45 countries and territories with a reported value are included; records without this metric are omitted.
Total GDP measures the size of an economy; it does not by itself measure individual prosperity or quality of life.
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Washington · 2024 observation
Ottawa · 2024 observation
Brasilia · 2024 observation
Ciudad de México · 2024 observation
Buenos Aires · 2024 observation
Bogotá · 2024 observation
Santiago · 2024 observation
Lima · 2024 observation
San Juan · 2024 observation
Quito · 2024 observation
Santo Domingo · 2024 observation
Caracas · 2024 observation
Guatemala City · 2024 observation
Havana · 2020 observation
San Jose · 2024 observation
Panama City · 2024 observation
Montevideo · 2024 observation
Sucre · 2024 observation
Asuncion · 2024 observation
Tegucigalpa · 2024 observation
San Salvador · 2024 observation
Port of Spain · 2024 observation
Port-au-Prince · 2024 observation
Georgetown · 2024 observation
Kingston · 2024 observation
Managua · 2024 observation
Nassau · 2024 observation
Hamilton · 2024 observation
Bridgetown · 2024 observation
George Town · 2023 observation
Charlotte Amalie · 2022 observation
Paramaribo · 2024 observation
Oranjestad · 2024 observation
Willemstad · 2024 observation
Nuuk · 2023 observation
Belmopan · 2024 observation
Castries · 2024 observation
St. John's · 2024 observation
Philipsburg · 2024 observation
Cockburn Town · 2024 observation
St. George's · 2024 observation
Kingstown · 2024 observation
Basseterre · 2024 observation
Roseau · 2024 observation
Marigot · 2021 observation
| # | Country | GDP | Data year | Capital |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  United States | $28.75 trillion | 2024 | Washington |
| 2 |  Canada | $2.24 trillion | 2024 | Ottawa |
| 3 |  Brazil | $2.19 trillion | 2024 | Brasilia |
| 4 |  Mexico | $1.86 trillion | 2024 | Ciudad de México |
| 5 |  Argentina | $638.37 billion | 2024 | Buenos Aires |
| 6 |  Colombia | $418.82 billion | 2024 | Bogotá |
| 7 |  Chile | $330.27 billion | 2024 | Santiago |
| 8 |  Peru | $289.22 billion | 2024 | Lima |
| 9 |  Puerto Rico | $126.03 billion | 2024 | San Juan |
| 10 |  Ecuador | $124.68 billion | 2024 | Quito |
| 11 |  Dominican Republic | $124.28 billion | 2024 | Santo Domingo |
| 12 |  Venezuela | $119.80 billion | 2024 | Caracas |
| 13 |  Guatemala | $113.20 billion | 2024 | Guatemala City |
| 14 |  Cuba | $107.35 billion | 2020 | Havana |
| 15 |  Costa Rica | $95.35 billion | 2024 | San Jose |
| 16 |  Panama | $86.52 billion | 2024 | Panama City |
| 17 |  Uruguay | $80.96 billion | 2024 | Montevideo |
| 18 |  Bolivia | $54.88 billion | 2024 | Sucre |
| 19 |  Paraguay | $44.46 billion | 2024 | Asuncion |
| 20 |  Honduras | $37.09 billion | 2024 | Tegucigalpa |
| 21 |  El Salvador | $35.36 billion | 2024 | San Salvador |
| 22 |  Trinidad and Tobago | $25.63 billion | 2024 | Port of Spain |
| 23 |  Haiti | $25.22 billion | 2024 | Port-au-Prince |
| 24 |  Guyana | $24.66 billion | 2024 | Georgetown |
| 25 |  Jamaica | $22.01 billion | 2024 | Kingston |
| 26 |  Nicaragua | $19.69 billion | 2024 | Managua |
| 27 |  The Bahamas | $15.83 billion | 2024 | Nassau |
| 28 |  Bermuda | $9.23 billion | 2024 | Hamilton |
| 29 |  Barbados | $7.50 billion | 2024 | Bridgetown |
| 30 |  Cayman Islands | $7.24 billion | 2023 | George Town |
| 31 |  Virgin Islands (US) | $4.67 billion | 2022 | Charlotte Amalie |
| 32 |  Suriname | $4.42 billion | 2024 | Paramaribo |
| 33 |  Aruba | $4.27 billion | 2024 | Oranjestad |
| 34 |  Curaçao | $3.56 billion | 2024 | Willemstad |
| 35 |  Greenland | $3.33 billion | 2023 | Nuuk |
| 36 |  Belize | $3.20 billion | 2024 | Belmopan |
| 37 |  Saint Lucia | $2.55 billion | 2024 | Castries |
| 38 |  Antigua and Barbuda | $2.21 billion | 2024 | St. John's |
| 39 |  Sint Maarten (Dutch part) | $1.80 billion | 2024 | Philipsburg |
| 40 |  Turks and Caicos Islands | $1.75 billion | 2024 | Cockburn Town |
| 41 |  Grenada | $1.37 billion | 2024 | St. George's |
| 42 |  Saint Vincent and the Grenadines | $1.16 billion | 2024 | Kingstown |
| 43 |  Saint Kitts and Nevis | $1.12 billion | 2024 | Basseterre |
| 44 |  Dominica | $688.9 million | 2024 | Roseau |
| 45 |  Saint-Martin (French part) | $649.2 million | 2021 | Marigot |
Largest Economies in Americas: Frequently Asked Questions
What is the largest economy in Americas?
United States is the largest economy in Americas, with a GDP of around $28.75 trillion.
What are the top three largest economies in Americas?
United States, Canada and Brazil.