List of South Korean regions by GDP

This is a list of South Korean regions by GDP. All data are sourced from the latest regional statistics published by the South Korean Government and the International Monetary Fund (IMF). The South Korean won has been converted to the international dollar using the IMF's Purchasing Power Parity conversion rate.

By GDP per capita (PPP, 2010)

Rank	Region	GDP per capita	Comparable country
1	Ulsan	$67,506	Luxembourg
2	Chungnam	$47,516	United States
3	Jeonnam	$40,603	Canada
4	Gyeongbuk	$38,328	Germany
5	Seoul	$34,215	United Kingdom
6	Gyeongnam	$33,978	France
7	Chungbuk	$30,415	Japan
-	National Average	$29,997	Italy
8	Incheon	$26,552	New Zealand
9	Jeonbuk	$25,365	Greece
10	Gangwon	$25,252	Portugal
11	Gyeonggi	$24,802	Czech Republic
12	Jeju	$23,589	Malta
13	Busan	$22,077	Slovakia
14	Daejeon	$21,989	Hungary
15	Gwangju	$21,052	Poland
16	Daegu	$18,677	Croatia

By GDP (PPP, 2010)

Rank	Region	GDP ($Million)	Comparable country
-	National Total	1,466,125	Spain
-	Seoul Capital Area	702,748	Netherlands
1	Seoul	343,502	Sweden
2	Gyeonggi	288,591	Singapore
3	Gyeongnam	106,716	New Zealand
4	Gyeongbuk	99,313	Ecuador
5	Chungnam	93,063	Bulgaria
6	Busan	76,050	Ethiopia
7	Ulsan	73,830	Croatia
8	Jeonnam	70,656	Kenya
9	Incheon	70,655	Lithuania
10	Daegu	45,387	Uruguay
11	Chungbuk	44,990	Cameroon
12	Jeonbuk	43,187	Luxembourg
13	Gangwon	36,436	Paraguay
14	Daejeon	33,311	Cambodia
15	Gwangju	30,538	Estonia
16	Jeju	12,899	Iceland

By real GDP growth (2010)

Rank	Region	GDP growth
1	Chungnam	12.4%
2	Gyeonggi	9.2%
3	Chungbuk	8.4%
4	Gwangju	8.0%
5	Incheon	7.7%
6	Gyeongnam	7.3%
7	Daegu	7.2%
8	Daejeon	6.6%
-	National Average	6.2%
9	Jeonbuk	5.2%
10	Busan	4.7%
11	Gyeongbuk	4.7%
12	Jeonnam	4.1%
13	Ulsan	3.6%
14	Gangwon	2.8%
15	Seoul	2.1%
16	Jeju	1.8%

See also

• Administrative divisions of South Korea
• Economy of South Korea
• List of Korea-related topics
• List of subnational entities