US Metropolitan Regions with the Largest GDP

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Based on 2014 Bureau of Economic Analysis numbers

Metropolitan Area; not city-proper

Metropolitan Areas are based on the US Census Bureau definition of a Metro Area

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GDP in Millions of Dollars	Answer
1,558,518	New York City
866,745	Los Angeles
610,552	Chicago
525,397	Houston
504,358	Dallas-Fort Worth
471,584	Washington, D.C.
411,969	San Francisco
391,118	Philadelphia
382,459	Boston
324,881	Atlanta
300,827	Seattle-Tacoma
299,161	Miami

GDP in Millions of Dollars	Answer
236,500	Detroit
235,733	Twin Cities
215,214	Phoenix
213,819	San Jose
206,817	San Diego
187,111	Denver
173,516	Baltimore
159,328	Portland, Oregon
149,951	St. Louis
143,628	Charlotte
135,662	Pittsburgh

GDP in Millions of Dollars	Answer
133,983	Riverside-San Bernardino
125,864	Indianapolis
124,609	Cleveland
121,638	Kansas City
121,407	Cincinnati
117,824	Columbus
115,927	Orlando
115,262	Austin
115,262	Sacramento
106,695	Nashville
104,787	San Antonio