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Idaho GDP

$135.6 billion

Gross domestic product of Idaho, 2025

+5.1% since 2024 ($129.0 billion); +53.9% since 2020 ($88.1 billion); +105.2% since 2015 ($66.1 billion)

Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, State Annual Gross Domestic Product (SAGDP). Data period 2025. Published .

All-industry gross domestic product in current dollars (not adjusted for inflation), for the nation and each state.

Change and comparison

From 1997 ($29.7 billion) to 2025 ($135.6 billion), the change was +356.4%.

The latest figure, 2025, is the highest in the series, which begins in 1997.

Among 50 states and the District of Columbia, Idaho ranked 39th highest in 2025. California was highest at $4,250.8 billion and Vermont lowest at $48.4 billion.

Among Idaho and its 6 neighboring states, Idaho ranks 5th highest; Nevada is next above at $281.5 billion and Montana next below at $82.4 billion.

Idaho's figure is 0.4% of the national figure of $30,762.1 billion.

Historical data

Idaho GDP, 1997 to 2025Idaho GDP, 1997 to 2025. 2 series. Idaho: $29,699.5 in 1997, $135,552.8 in 2025.$050k100k150k200020102020IdahoReal GDP(chained2017dollars)Millions of dollarsIdaho GDP, 1997 to 2025Idaho GDP, 1997 to 2025. 2 series. Idaho: $29,699.5 in 1997, $135,552.8 in 2025.$050k100k150k200020102020IdahoReal GDP(chained 2017dollars)Millions of dollarsIdaho GDP, 1997 to 2025Idaho GDP, 1997 to 2025. 2 series. Idaho: $29,699.5 in 1997, $135,552.8 in 2025.$050k100k150k200020052010201520202025IdahoReal GDP(chained 2017dollars)Millions of dollars

Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, State Annual Gross Domestic Product (SAGDP). Published .

Data table (29 rows)
PeriodIdaho (millions of dollars)Real GDP (chained 2017 dollars) (millions of dollars)
1997$29,699.5$38,816.3
1998$31,352.7$40,879.3
1999$34,512.8$44,821.5
2000$38,344.1$49,793.0
2001$37,740.9$48,695.4
2002$38,990.7$49,840.5
2003$40,778.6$51,542.6
2004$44,732.9$55,137.1
2005$48,805.1$59,331.9
2006$51,099.0$60,738.6
2007$53,712.4$61,812.1
2008$56,203.6$63,878.2
2009$54,507.9$61,276.1
2010$56,086.2$62,626.4
2011$57,418.2$62,704.0
2012$57,933.7$62,007.3
2013$61,712.6$64,769.8
2014$64,501.7$66,784.9
2015$66,064.9$67,790.5
2016$69,185.2$70,442.5
2017$72,935.1$72,935.1
2018$79,072.4$77,652.1
2019$84,429.4$81,144.3
2020$88,056.8$82,711.6
2021$99,884.1$88,955.2
2022$112,609.7$92,792.5
2023$120,588.1$95,286.5
2024$129,018.2$99,567.3
2025$135,552.8$101,567.6

Compared with other states

Millions of dollars

  1. United States$30,762,099.0
  2. California$4,250,840.8
  3. Texas$2,904,427.8
  4. Washington$894,990.1
  5. Oregon$342,850.1
  6. Utah$315,973.2
  7. Nevada$281,453.8
  8. Idaho$135,552.8
  9. Montana$82,357.8
  10. Alaska$75,011.6
  11. Wyoming$52,622.3
  12. Vermont$48,350.3

Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, State Annual Gross Domestic Product (SAGDP). Data period 2025. Published .

An excerpt; the full table is below.

State2025
United States$30,762,099.0
1. California$4,250,840.8
2. Texas$2,904,427.8
3. New York$2,467,674.0
4. Florida$1,834,641.4
5. Illinois$1,201,996.1
6. Pennsylvania$1,056,446.3
7. Ohio$966,779.9
8. Georgia$924,828.9
9. Washington$894,990.1
Data table (52 rows)
State2025
United States$30,762,099.0
1. California$4,250,840.8
2. Texas$2,904,427.8
3. New York$2,467,674.0
4. Florida$1,834,641.4
5. Illinois$1,201,996.1
6. Pennsylvania$1,056,446.3
7. Ohio$966,779.9
8. Georgia$924,828.9
9. Washington$894,990.1
10. North Carolina$893,762.5
11. New Jersey$887,174.6
12. Massachusetts$820,104.9
13. Virginia$798,447.9
14. Michigan$730,067.6
15. Arizona$598,188.8
16. Tennessee$589,817.5
17. Colorado$584,323.9
18. Maryland$568,139.7
19. Indiana$545,234.0
20. Minnesota$531,464.9
21. Wisconsin$473,037.4
22. Missouri$468,469.7
23. South Carolina$378,830.6
24. Connecticut$376,455.0
25. Oregon$342,850.1
26. Alabama$341,154.2
27. Louisiana$340,079.8
28. Utah$315,973.2
29. Kentucky$306,897.4
30. Nevada$281,453.8
31. Iowa$277,110.1
32. Oklahoma$274,421.0
33. Kansas$241,378.4
34. Arkansas$198,422.0
35. Nebraska$198,073.3
36. District of Columbia$192,617.5
37. Mississippi$165,069.3
38. New Mexico$152,778.6
39. Idaho$135,552.8
40. New Hampshire$125,523.2
41. Hawaii$124,607.8
42. Delaware$117,218.0
43. West Virginia$109,276.6
44. Maine$102,843.7
45. Rhode Island$83,956.0
46. Montana$82,357.8
47. North Dakota$81,883.3
48. South Dakota$80,650.3
49. Alaska$75,011.6
50. Wyoming$52,622.3
51. Vermont$48,350.3

GDP by industry

Current-dollar gross domestic product by 2-digit NAICS sector (plus government), for Idaho and the nation only.

Millions of dollars

  1. Real estate and rental and leasing$20,910.8
  2. Government and government enterprises$14,150.7
  3. Health care and social assistance$11,754.7
  4. Manufacturing$11,404.9
  5. Retail trade$10,804.7
  6. Wholesale trade$9,726.9
  7. Construction$9,191.8
  8. Professional, scientific, and technical services$9,147.7
  9. Finance and insurance$6,598.6
  10. Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting$4,959.2
  11. Administrative and support and waste management and remediation services$4,770.1
  12. Accommodation and food services$4,628.6
  13. Transportation and warehousing$3,957.1
  14. Other services (except government and government enterprises)$2,686.9
  15. Utilities$1,786.3
  16. Management of companies and enterprises$1,713.1
  17. Educational services$1,183.4
  18. Arts, entertainment, and recreation$1,133.1

Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, State Annual Gross Domestic Product (SAGDP). Data period 2025. Published .

Data table (18 rows)
Industry2025 (usd millions)
Real estate and rental and leasing$20,910.8
Government and government enterprises$14,150.7
Health care and social assistance$11,754.7
Manufacturing$11,404.9
Retail trade$10,804.7
Wholesale trade$9,726.9
Construction$9,191.8
Professional, scientific, and technical services$9,147.7
Finance and insurance$6,598.6
Agriculture, forestry, fishing and hunting$4,959.2
Administrative and support and waste management and remediation services$4,770.1
Accommodation and food services$4,628.6
Transportation and warehousing$3,957.1
Other services (except government and government enterprises)$2,686.9
Utilities$1,786.3
Management of companies and enterprises$1,713.1
Educational services$1,183.4
Arts, entertainment, and recreation$1,133.1

GDP by industry over time

GDP by industry over timeGDP by industry over time. 8 series. Real estate and rental and leasing: $3,437.5 in 1997, $20,910.8 in 2025.$010k20k30k200020102020Real estateand rentaland leasingGovernmentandgovernmententerprisesHealth careand socialassistanceRetailtradeWholesaletradeMillions of dollarsGDP by industry over timeGDP by industry over time. 8 series. Real estate and rental and leasing: $3,437.5 in 1997, $20,910.8 in 2025.$010k20k30k200020102020Real estateand rental andleasingGovernment andgovernmententerprisesHealth careand socialassistanceManufacturingRetail tradeWholesaletradeConstructionMillions of dollarsGDP by industry over timeGDP by industry over time. 8 series. Real estate and rental and leasing: $3,437.5 in 1997, $20,910.8 in 2025.$010k20k30k200020052010201520202025Real estate andrental andleasingGovernment andgovernmententerprisesHealth care andsocialassistanceManufacturingRetail tradeWholesale tradeConstructionProfessional,scientific, andtechnicalservicesMillions of dollars

Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, State Annual Gross Domestic Product (SAGDP). Published .

Source

Organization
U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis
Dataset
State Annual Gross Domestic Product (SAGDP)
Geography
Nation and states; the industry breakdown is Idaho and the nation only
Time coverage
1997-2025
Update frequency
Annual
Published
Original file
https://apps.bea.gov/regional/zip/SAGDP.zip
Methodology
https://www.bea.gov/resources/methodologies/gdp-by-state
License
Public domain. U.S. federal government work.
Our copy
State Annual Gross Domestic Product (SAGDP)

Caveats

  • A cell coded (D) (suppressed), (L) (below threshold) or (NA) (not available) is omitted, never recorded as zero.
  • The industry breakdown follows the 2017 revision of the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS); nested sub-sector lines and the Private industries subtotal are excluded so the categories do not double-count.
  • BEA's own multi-state region aggregates are excluded from this site; the District of Columbia is included as a state-type geography.

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