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 April 9, 2026. Retrieved September 8, 2026.

What the number tells us

Gross domestic product of Idaho: $135,552.8 million in 2025. All-industry gross domestic product in current dollars (not adjusted for inflation), for the nation and each state.

Among 51 states and the District of Columbia, Idaho ranked 39th highest in 2025. California was highest at $4,250,840.8 million and Vermont lowest at $48,350.3 million.

The United States figure for 2025 was $30,762,099 million.

Historical data

Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, State Annual Gross Domestic Product (SAGDP). Published April 9, 2026. Retrieved September 8, 2026.

Data table (29 rows)

Period	Idaho (millions of dollars)
1997	$29,699.5
1998	$31,352.7
1999	$34,512.8
2000	$38,344.1
2001	$37,740.9
2002	$38,990.7
2003	$40,778.6
2004	$44,732.9
2005	$48,805.1
2006	$51,099
2007	$53,712.4
2008	$56,203.6
2009	$54,507.9
2010	$56,086.2
2011	$57,418.2
2012	$57,933.7
2013	$61,712.6
2014	$64,501.7
2015	$66,064.9
2016	$69,185.2
2017	$72,935.1
2018	$79,072.4
2019	$84,429.4
2020	$88,056.8
2021	$99,884.1
2022	$112,609.7
2023	$120,588.1
2024	$129,018.2
2025	$135,552.8

Compared with other states

Idaho, its six neighboring states, the United States, and the three highest and lowest states in 2025. The table lists all 52.

Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, State Annual Gross Domestic Product (SAGDP). Data period 2025. Published April 9, 2026. Retrieved September 8, 2026.

Data table (52 rows)

State	2025
1. United States	$30,762,099
2. California	$4,250,840.8
3. Texas	$2,904,427.8
4. New York	$2,467,674
5. Florida	$1,834,641.4
6. Illinois	$1,201,996.1
7. Pennsylvania	$1,056,446.3
8. Ohio	$966,779.9
9. Georgia	$924,828.9
10. Washington	$894,990.1
11. North Carolina	$893,762.5
12. New Jersey	$887,174.6
13. Massachusetts	$820,104.9
14. Virginia	$798,447.9
15. Michigan	$730,067.6
16. Arizona	$598,188.8
17. Tennessee	$589,817.5
18. Colorado	$584,323.9
19. Maryland	$568,139.7
20. Indiana	$545,234
21. Minnesota	$531,464.9
22. Wisconsin	$473,037.4
23. Missouri	$468,469.7
24. South Carolina	$378,830.6
25. Connecticut	$376,455
26. Oregon	$342,850.1
27. Alabama	$341,154.2
28. Louisiana	$340,079.8
29. Utah	$315,973.2
30. Kentucky	$306,897.4
31. Nevada	$281,453.8
32. Iowa	$277,110.1
33. Oklahoma	$274,421
34. Kansas	$241,378.4
35. Arkansas	$198,422
36. Nebraska	$198,073.3
37. District of Columbia	$192,617.5
38. Mississippi	$165,069.3
39. New Mexico	$152,778.6
40. Idaho	$135,552.8
41. New Hampshire	$125,523.2
42. Hawaii	$124,607.8
43. Delaware	$117,218
44. West Virginia	$109,276.6
45. Maine	$102,843.7
46. Rhode Island	$83,956
47. Montana	$82,357.8
48. North Dakota	$81,883.3
49. South Dakota	$80,650.3
50. Alaska	$75,011.6
51. Wyoming	$52,622.3
52. Vermont	$48,350.3

Source

Organization: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis
Dataset: State Annual Gross Domestic Product (SAGDP)
Geography: Nation and states (economy.gdp); Idaho and the nation only (economy.gdp_by_industry)
Time coverage: 1997-2025
Update frequency: Annual
Published: April 9, 2026
Retrieved: September 8, 2026
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: bea-sagdp, built by scripts/fetch-bea-sagdp.py

Caveats

Values are millions of current dollars (not adjusted for inflation); industry detail follows the 2017 North American Industry Classification System (NAICS).
A cell coded (D) (not shown, to avoid disclosing a single business's data; folded into a higher-level total), (L) (less than $50,000), or (NA) (not available) is omitted from the observations, never recorded as zero.
The source ZIP's footnote files state only 'Last updated: April 9, 2026-- new statistics for 2025', with no per-row preliminary or revised flag; every observation here is recorded as status final. 2025 is this file's newest published vintage and may be revised in a future BEA release.
This ZIP vintage carries SAGDP2 (used here) through 2025, but the finer industry-detail tables SAGDP3-SAGDP7 only through 2024; this dataset uses only SAGDP1 (inspected, contributes no observations) and SAGDP2.
SAGDP1, the state summary table, was checked for a per-capita real GDP line; as of this pull it has 8 lines (real GDP, its chain-type quantity index, current-dollar GDP, compensation, gross operating surplus, and taxes/subsidies detail) and none is per-capita, so economy.real_gdp_per_capita is not published here.
economy.gdp_by_industry uses the 19 two-digit-NAICS sector lines (agriculture; mining; utilities; construction; manufacturing; wholesale trade; retail trade; transportation and warehousing; information; finance and insurance; real estate and rental and leasing; professional/scientific/technical services; management of companies; administrative/support/waste management services; educational services; health care and social assistance; arts/entertainment/recreation; accommodation and food services; other services) plus Government and government enterprises. Nested sub-sector lines (e.g. Farms under agriculture; durable/nondurable goods manufacturing) and the Private industries subtotal are excluded so that summing every category does not double-count.
BEA's own multi-state region aggregates (New England, Mideast, Great Lakes, Plains, Southeast, Southwest, Rocky Mountain, Far West) appear in the source file but are not geographies this site tracks and are not included.
District of Columbia is included under economy.gdp as a state-type geography, per data/geographies.json.

Data

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