You can click on the expandable headings to see bar charts and maps for real GDP statistics for the North Central Texas (NCT) region from 2018 through 2021. Data is derived from U.S. Census data. 

Real GDP measures the value of the goods and services produced by an economy in a specific period, adjusted for price changes.

The real GDP level (thousands of chained 2012 dollars) in NCT 2018

Bar chart of real GDP levels in NCT 2018 by county, with Dallas highest at 236M.
Bar Chart for the Real GDP level (thousands of chained 2012 dollars) in the NCT Region 2018
Map of GDP levels by county in Texas, highlighting Dallas and Hamilton.
Map for the Real GDP level (thousands of chained 2012 dollars) in the NCT Region 2018

The real GDP level (thousands of chained 2012 dollars) in NCT 2019

Bar chart of 2019 GDP levels by county in North Central Texas.
Bar Chart for the Real GDP level (thousands of chained 2012 dollars) in the NCT Region 2019
Map showing GDP levels of counties near Dallas, Texas. Highest: Dallas; Lowest: Hamilton.
Map for the Real GDP level (thousands of chained 2012 dollars) in the NCT Region 2019

The real GDP level (thousands of chained 2012 dollars) in NCT 2020

Bar chart of 2020 GDP by county in North Central Texas; Dallas leads with 1.9M.
Bar Chart for the Real GDP level (thousands of chained 2012 dollars) in the NCT Region 2020
Map showing GDP levels of counties in Texas, highlighting Dallas and Hamilton.
Map for the Real GDP level (thousands of chained 2012 dollars) in the NCT Region 2020

The real GDP level (thousands of chained 2012 dollars) in NCT 2021

Bar chart of GDP by county in North Central Texas for 2021. Dallas leads with 7,870,247.
Bar Chart for the Real GDP level (thousands of chained 2012 dollars) in the NCT Region 2021
Map of Texas counties showing GDP levels, highlighting Dallas as highest and Hamilton as lowest.
Map for the Real GDP level (thousands of chained 2012 dollars) in the NCT Region 2021