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This is a list of ceremonial counties in England by gross value added for the year 2021. Data is gathered by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) and is given in terms of Nomenclature of Territorial Units for Statistics (NUTS), statistical area codes used for the European Union, which loosely follow administrative units of the United Kingdom.

Ceremonial counties in England by GVA 2021
Ceremonial counties in England by GDP per capita, 2021

Gross value added (GVA) is a measure of the value of goods and services produced in a localized area without considering taxes and subsidies (unlike gross domestic product (GDP)). Additionally, the ONS's estimates on GVA adapt to regional disparities in commuting regions by allocating the GVA to the area in which an employee commuted from. They also use five-period moving averages to smooth data.

Table

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Rank County GVA[1] GDP (US$)[2] GVA per head[3] GDP
per capita (US$)[2]
1 Greater London[note 1] £487.437 billion $670.567 billion £54,762 $75,336
2 Greater Manchester £78.744 billion $108.328 billion £27,884 $38,360
3 West Midlands £70.961 billion $97.621 billion £24,385 $33,547
4 West Yorkshire £60.137 billion $82.730 billion £25,988 $35,752
5 Hampshire £57.838 billion $79.568 billion £31,230 $42,963
6 Surrey £48.322 billion $66.477 billion £40,437 $55,629
7 Berkshire £47.810 billion $65.772 billion £52,194 $71,804
8 Kent £46.942 billion $64.578 billion £25,443 $35,002
9 Essex £44.766 billion $61.585 billion £24,529 $33,745
10 Hertfordshire £42.137 billion $57.968 billion £35,892 $49,376
11 Merseyside £35.345 billion $48.624 billion £23,626 $32,503
12 Lancashire £34.996 billion $48.144 billion £23,253 $31,989
13 Cheshire £34.859 billion $47.956 billion £32,762 $45,071
14 Somerset[note 2] £34.254 billion $47.123 billion £26,893 $36,996
15 Buckinghamshire £31.528 billion $43.373 billion £39,410 $54,216
16 South Yorkshire £28.971 billion $39.855 billion £20,753 $28,550
17 Cambridgeshire £28.648 billion $39.411 billion £33,863 $46,585
18 Leicestershire and Rutland[note 3] £28.123 billion $38.689 billion £25,566 $35,172
19 Nottinghamshire £27.877 billion $38.350 billion £23,888 $32,862
20 Tyne and Wear £27.303 billion $37.561 billion £24,205 $33,299
21 Devon £26.367 billion $36.273 billion £22,232 $30,584
22 Staffordshire £25.454 billion $35.017 billion £22,626 $31,126
23 Derbyshire £25.413 billion $34.961 billion £23,975 $32,982
24 Lincolnshire £25.107 billion $34.540 billion £23,269 $32,011
25 Oxfordshire £24.208 billion $33.303 billion £34,832 $47,918
26 West Sussex £23.296 billion $32.048 billion £26,994 $37,136
27 Wiltshire £22.467 billion $30.908 billion £31,511 $43,349
28 North Yorkshire[note 4] £22.103 billion $30.407 billion £22,857 $31,445
29 Norfolk £20.669 billion $28.434 billion £23,120 $31,806
30 Northamptonshire £20.608 billion $28.350 billion £27,811 $38,260
31 Suffolk £19.620 billion $26.991 billion £22,169 $38,260
32 Warwickshire £19.592 billion $26.953 billion £33,721 $46,390
33 East Sussex £19.262 billion $26.499 billion £22,849 $31,434
34 Dorset £19.137 billion $26.327 billion £25,048 $34,459
35 Gloucestershire £19.123 billion $26.308 billion £20,401 $28,065
36 Durham[note 5] £18.744 billion $25.786 billion £21,623 $29,747
37 Bristol £16.773 billion $23.075 billion £35,687 $49,095
38 Bedfordshire £15.525 billion $21.358 billion £23,775 $32,707
39 Worcestershire £14.279 billion $19.644 billion £24,202 $33,294
40 East Riding of Yorkshire £13.425 billion $18.469 billion £22,601 $31,092
41 Cumbria £12.803 billion $17.613 billion £25,555 $35,156
42 Cornwall £11.661 billion $16.042 billion £20,676 $28,443
43 Shropshire £11.629 billion $15.998 billion £23,636 $32,516
44 Northumberland £5.512 billion $7.583 billion £17,554 $24,149
45 Herefordshire £4.141 billion $5.697 billion £20,399 $28,063
46 Isle of Wight £2.589 billion $3.562 billion £19,915 $27,398

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^ GVA data includes the ceremonial county of the City of London.
  2. ^ GVA data includes the unitary authority area of South Gloucestershire (as South Gloucestershire is combined with North Somerset and Bath & North East Somerset in the data set).
  3. ^ GVA data is for two ceremonial counties: Leicestershire and Rutland. Rutland's population represents 4% of the total population.
  4. ^ GVA data excludes all of the borough and unitary authority area of Stockton-on-Tees, which are listed under Durham instead. Parts of Stockton-on-Tees fall south of the River Tees and thus inside North Yorkshire's borders.
  5. ^ GVA data includes all of the borough and unitary authority area of Stockton-on-Tees; some of which spills south of the River Tees and thus includes parts of the ceremonial county of North Yorkshire.

Sources

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  • "Regional Gross Value Added (Income Approach) (1997-2014)". Office for National Statistics. Retrieved 27 September 2016.
  1. ^ "Regional gross value added (balanced) per head and income component", www.ons.gov.uk
  2. ^ a b "British Pound to US Dollar Spot Exchange Rates for 2021", www.exchangerates.org
  3. ^ "English Counties by Population and Area 2021/2022 – UK Population Data". populationdata.org.uk. Retrieved 2022-01-15.
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