This article is about the gross regional product (GRP) of Swiss cantons in main fiscal years. All figures are from the Federal Statistical Office of Switzerland.

By GRP

Cantons according to their gross regional product in 2020 in Swiss francs.^[1]

Rank	Canton	GRP in billions of CHF
1	Zürich	149.004
2	Bern	80.209
3	Vaud	56.898
4	Geneva	51.967
5	Aargau	43.590
6	St. Gallen	38.041
7	Basel-Stadt	37.168
8	Ticino	29.311
9	Lucerne	28.176
10	Basel-Landschaft	20.567
11	Zug	20.029
12	Valais	19.194
13	Fribourg	19.180
14	Solothurn	18.029
15	Thurgau	17.208
16	Neuchâtel	15.343
17	Grisons	14.519
18	Schwyz	9.876
19	Schaffhausen	7.244
20	Jura	4.687
21	Appenzell Ausserrhoden	3.190
22	Nidwalden	2.867
23	Glarus	2.763
24	Obwalden	2.564
25	Uri	1.985
26	Appenzell Innerrhoden	1.043
	Switzerland	694.662

By GRP per capita

Cantons according to their gross regional product per capita in 2020 in Swiss francs.^[2]

Rank	Canton	GDP per capita in CHF
1	Basel-Stadt	189,354
2	Zug	102,876
3	Geneva	102,876
4	Zürich	96,359
5	Schaffhausen	87,569
6	Neuchâtel	87,080
7	Ticino	83,450
8	Bern	77,027
9	St. Gallen	74,210
10	Grisons	72,754
11	Basel-Landschaft	70,866
12	Vaud	70,250
13	Lucerne	67,936
14	Glarus	67,849
15	Obwalden	67,453
16	Nidwalden	66,209
17	Solothurn	65,237
18	Appenzell Innerrhoden	64,358
19	Jura	63,643
20	Aargau	63,177
21	Schwyz	61,223
22	Thurgau	61,190
23	Fribourg	59,263
24	Appenzell Ausserrhoden	57,601
25	Valais	55,313
26	Uri	54,006
	Switzerland	80,418