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Colorado GDP compared with countries, 1997 to 2025

Colorado GDP was $574.86 billion in 2025, number 17 among states. Compare its economy with Thailand and other country peers.

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  • Colorado: $136.62B in 1997, $574.86B in 2025 (4.2× higher).
  • Thailand: $150.18B in 1997, $577.01B in 2025 (3.8× higher). Its low point was $113.68B in 1998.
  • Austria: $211.73B in 1997, $579.47B in 2025 (2.7× higher). Its low point was $196.18B in 2000.
  • Singapore: $100.12B in 1997, $603.87B in 2025 (6.0× higher). Its low point was $85.73B in 1998.

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Colorado nominal GDP rose by 320.8% from 1997 to 2025, reaching $574.86 billion. Its closest displayed country comparison is Thailand, at $577.01 billion in the same year. The state figure rose from $136.62 billion in 1997, a nominal change of 320.8%. The largest year-to-year dollar move in the displayed state series came in 2022, when output increased by $54.12 billion.

The comparison follows Colorado alongside Thailand, Austria and Singapore from 1997 through 2025. These countries are the three closest eligible economies by final-year GDP, with complete annual data over the same interval. State figures come from the BEA all-industry GDP series and country figures from the World Bank. Values are in current US dollars, so inflation and exchange-rate movements affect the comparison. Total output is not household income, a living-standard ranking or GDP per person.

The data

Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, SAGDP2 all-industry state GDP; World Bank WDI NY.GDP.MKTP.CD for countries; current US$ billions. Retrieved November 5, 2026. Nominal GDP, not adjusted for inflation. Country GDP source: https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/NY.GDP.MKTP.CD. Country peers are the three closest eligible economies in the final common year; complete annual coverage is required.

Colorado GDP compared with countries, GDP in current US$ billions, 1997 to 2025, 1997–2025
DateColoradoThailandAustriaSingapore
1997$136.62B$150.18B$211.73B$100.12B
1998$149.65B$113.68B$217.07B$85.73B
1999$162.41B$126.67B$216.42B$86.29B
2000$179.30B$126.39B$196.18B$96.08B
2001$185.85B$120.30B$196.48B$89.79B
2002$189.61B$134.30B$212.84B$92.54B
2003$195.14B$152.28B$260.78B$97.65B
2004$203.74B$172.90B$299.21B$115.03B
2005$220.80B$189.32B$313.95B$127.81B
2006$232.85B$221.76B$333.91B$148.63B
2007$248.57B$262.94B$386.76B$180.94B
2008$257.61B$291.38B$429.23B$193.62B
2009$249.82B$281.71B$399.29B$194.15B
2010$256.77B$341.11B$389.83B$239.81B
2011$266.11B$370.82B$428.96B$279.36B
2012$274.74B$397.56B$406.75B$295.09B
2013$291.27B$420.33B$426.58B$307.58B
2014$309.22B$407.34B$438.56B$314.86B
2015$320.90B$401.30B$379.55B$308.00B
2016$330.57B$413.37B$393.69B$320.76B
2017$350.21B$456.36B$414.93B$344.80B
2018$373.92B$506.75B$452.58B$377.98B
2019$397.83B$543.98B$442.98B$376.83B
2020$396.02B$500.28B$434.40B$351.23B
2021$444.36B$506.05B$480.47B$441.11B
2022$498.48B$495.69B$473.22B$514.25B
2023$528.96B$517.01B$516.67B$511.18B
2024$551.75B$529.39B$534.79B$572.88B
2025$574.86B$577.01B$579.47B$603.87B

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Frequently asked questions

What is the GDP of Colorado?

Colorado GDP was $574.86 billion in 2025, in current US dollars according to the BEA all-industry series. It ranked 17 among the 50 states.

Which country has an economy close in size to Colorado?

Among the displayed same-year comparisons, Thailand is closest: $577.01 billion versus $574.86 billion for Colorado in 2025. Countries are selected by total GDP and complete annual coverage, not by similarity in population or economic structure.

Are these GDP figures adjusted for inflation?

No. Both the BEA state figures and World Bank country figures are nominal GDP in current US dollars. The 320.8% change since 1997 is therefore not a measure of inflation-adjusted growth.

Where does this data come from?

U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, SAGDP2 all-industry state GDP; World Bank WDI NY.GDP.MKTP.CD for countries; current US$ billions. Retrieved November 5, 2026. Nominal GDP, not adjusted for inflation. Country GDP source: https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/NY.GDP.MKTP.CD. Country peers are the three closest eligible economies in the final common year; complete annual coverage is required. You can download the full table as a CSV from this page.

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