List of Metropolitan Areas in The European Union By GDP - List of Gross Domestic Products in EU Metropolitan Areas

List of Gross Domestic Products in EU Metropolitan Areas

The table below shows data from Eurostat's Urban Audit program and participating Larger Urban Zones (LUZs). Nationally established and/or recognized metropolitan areas may take preference, if equivalent to correspondingly joined Larger Urban Areas. As the Urban Audit program collects comparable data from national statistics offices only, some data may be missing.

Rank Metro Area 2002 GMP (in million) 2004 GMP (in million) 2006 GMP (in million) 2006 Resident Population 2006 Pop. density 2006 Economically Active Population
1 Paris metropolitan area, France € 546,800 11,532,000 0918 per km² 5,915,000
2 Greater London, United Kingdom € 465,700 11,917,000 1,336 per km² 6,030,000
3 Rhine-Ruhr, Germany € 330,900 € 338,21 10,223,000 1,049 per km² 4,445,000
4 Milan metropolitan area, Italy € 241,200 4,653,000 2,282 per km²
5 Randstad, Netherlands € 216,300 4,172,000 1,100 per km² 2,134,000
6 Frankfurt/Rhine-Main, Germany € 152,100 € 141,672 3,795,000 0558 per km² 1,865,000
7 Madrid metropolitan area, Spain € 101,170 € 145,800 € 123,550 5,804,000 0724 per km² 2,900,000
8 Munich Region, Germany1 € 104,933 € 116,600 € 117,573 2,532,000 0460 per km² 1,335,000
9 Hamburg Metropolitan Region, Germany € 99,487 € 111,100 € 109,590 3,135,000 0425 per km² 1,557,000
10 Berlin Metropolitan Region, Germany € 99,108 € 109,800 € 108,722 4,971,000 0825 per km² 2,585,000
11 Rome metropolitan area, Italy € 109,400 3,419,000 0943 per km²
12 Athens metropolitan area, Greece € 131,341 € 101,058 4,013,000 1,054 per km² 1,774,000
13 Barcelona metropolitan area, Spain € 81,841 € 114,500 € 101,045 4,233,000 2,356 per km² 2,076,000
14 West Midlands, United Kingdom € 87,211 € 94,904 2,357,000 1,475 per km² 1,103,000
15 Stuttgart Region, Germany1 € 90,604 € 93,230 2,664,000 0729 per km² 1,340,000
16 Vienna metropolitan area, Austria € 80,200 2,180,000 0473 per km² 1,055,000
17 Stockholm metropolitan area, Sweden € 79,400 € 80,965 1,861,000 0285 per km² 935,000
18 Copenhagen metropolitan area, Denmark € 69,240 € 81,200 € 78,568 1,823,000 0655 per km² 956,000
19 Dublin Metropolitan Area, Ireland € 69,600 1,534,000 0228 per km² 796,000
20 Leeds-Bradford, United Kingdom € 62,561 2,393,000 0468 per km²
21 Greater Manchester, United Kingdom € 56,266 € 63,700 € 59,972 2,539,000 1,984 per km² 1,199,000
22 Hanover Region, Germany € 36,776 € 58,240 1,294,000 0436 per km² 603,000
23 Lyon metropolitan area, France € 56,100 1,748,000 0286 per km² 843,000
24 Lisbon Metropolitan Area, Portugal € 47,279 € 54,800 € 53,208 2,436,000 1,700 per km²
25 Brussels Capital Region, Belgium € 52,970 1,801,000 1,116 per km²
... Katowice metropolitan area, Poland 2,710,000 1,023 per km²
... Warsaw metropolitan area, Poland 2,660,000 0512 per km²
... Budapest metropolitan area, Hungary 2,394,000 0943 per km² 1,118,000
... Naples metropolitan area, Italy 2,254,000 3,990 per km²
... Bucharest metropolitan area, Romania 2,140,000 3,233 per km²
— European Union 458,500,000 0112 per km²

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