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This is a list of U.S. states, U.S. territories, and the District of Columbia by exports of goods and imports of goods as of 2024.[note 1]

An export in international trade is a good or service produced in one country that is bought by someone in another country. The sum of the exports of the states is significantly lower than the value of the United States' total exports. The difference results from goods originating from states of origin, returned goods and goods with unidentified states of origin.

An import in international trade is a good or service produced in one country that is bought (imported) by someone in another country. The sum of the imports of the states is lower than the value of the United States' total imports. The difference results from goods originating from states of origin, returned goods and goods with unidentified states of origin.

Texas has the highest export rank, while the Northern Mariana Islands has the lowest export rank. California has the highest import rank, while American Samoa has the lowest import rank.

Exports

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U.S. states and territories by exports 2024 (in current dollars)
National
rank 		State/territory Exports in US$ million[1][2] % of states GDP[1] Largest market[1] Largest export product
—  United States 2,064,517 8.0  Canada transportation equipment
1 Texas 455,031 16.8  Mexico oil and gas
2 California 182,343 4.5  Mexico computer equipment
3 New York 91,244 4.0  Canada miscellaneous manufactured commodities
4 Louisiana 86,951 26.5  China oil and gas
5 Illinois 80,817 7.1  Canada pharmaceuticals and medicines
6 Florida 72,168 4.2  Brazil aerospace products and parts
7 Michigan 61,563 8.7  Canada motor vehicles
8 Washington 57,776 6.8  China aerospace products and parts
9 Ohio 56,579 6.1  Canada aerospace products and parts
10 Indiana 59,868 11.4  Canada pharmaceuticals and medicines
11 Pennsylvania 53,187 5.1  Canada pharmaceuticals and medicines
12  Georgia 53,133 6.0  Canada aerospace products and parts
13 Kentucky 47,774 16.3  Canada aerospace products and parts
14 New Jersey 42,932 5.1  Canada primary metal manufacturing
15 North Carolina 42,824 5.1  Canada pharmaceuticals and medicines
16 South Carolina 38,027 10.9  Germany motor vehicles
17 Tennessee 38,948 7.1  Canada medical equipment and supplies
18 Massachusetts 34,864 4.5  China pharmaceuticals and medicines
19 Oregon 34,062 10.3  Mexico semiconductors and other electronic components
20 Arizona 32,223 5.8  Mexico aerospace products and parts
21 Wisconsin 27,514 6.1  Canada machinery, except electrical
22 Alabama 26,835 8.4  Canada motor vehicles
23 Minnesota 26,561 5.3  Canada computer equipment
24 Puerto Rico 24,700[3] 17.6  Netherlands pharmaceuticals and medicines
25 Virginia 21,780 2.8  Canada petroleum and coal products
26 Missouri 19,390 4.3  Canada motor vehicles
27 Utah 18,213 7.9  United Kingdom primary metal manufacturing
28 Connecticut 17,382 4.8  Canada aerospace products and parts
29 Maryland 17,855 3.3  Canada aerospace products and parts
30 Kansas 14,366 6.1  Mexico aerospace products and parts
31 Mississippi 13,690 8.7  Canada petroleum and coal products
32 New Mexico 12,002 8.5  Mexico computer equipment
33 Colorado 10,504 1.9  Mexico animals slaughtering and processing
34 Nevada 10,361 4.0  Canada primary metal manufacturing
35 Nebraska 8,161 4.4  Mexico animals slaughtering and processing
36 Oklahoma 7,746 2.9  Canada aerospace products and parts
37 New Hampshire 7,123 5.9  Germany aerospace products and parts
38 Arkansas 6,894 3.7  Mexico aerospace products and parts
39 Alaska 5,932 8.5  China fish and other marine products
40 North Dakota 5,532 7.3  Canada petroleum and coal products
41 West Virginia 4,857 4.5  Canada resin, synthetic rubber and artificial synthetic products
42 Iowa 4,249 3.3  Canada semiconductors and other electronic components
43 Delaware 4,706 4.6  Canada pharmaceuticals and medicines
44 Idaho 4,249 3.3  Canada semiconductors and other electronic components
45 Rhode Island 3,074 3.7  Canada waste and scrap
46 Maine 3,062 3.1  Canada pulp and paper
47 District of Columbia 2,718 1.5  Switzerland aerospace products and parts
48 Montana 2,371 3.1  Canada basic chemicals
49 South Dakota 2,113 2.8  Canada animals slaughtering and processing
50 Wyoming 2,068 3.9  Canada chemicals
51 Vermont 1,865 4.1  Canada semiconductors and other electronic components
52 U.S. Virgin Islands 625 18.8 Martinique petroleum and coal products
53 Hawaii 461 0.4  Japan aerospace products and parts
54 American Samoa 33[4] 5.23[4]  Australia Animal meal and pellets[4]
55 Guam 19[5] 0.32[5]  Palau[5] Industrial printers[5]
56 Northern Mariana Islands 4[6] 0.22  South Korea Hydrogen[6]
— Unallocated 87,546 ...  Canada special classification provisions, NESOI

Imports

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U.S. states and territories by imports 2024 (in current dollars)
National
rank 		State/territory Imports in million US$[1][2] % of states GDP[1] Largest source[1] Largest import product[7]
—  United States 3,267,389 12.2  Mexico computer equipment
1 California 491,478 12.0  China computer equipment
2 Texas 397,175 16.8  Mexico computer equipment
3 Illinois 218,142 19.2  Canada oil and gas
4 Michigan 173,161 24.5  Mexico motor vehicles
5 New York 159,748 7.0  Canada miscellaneous manufactured commodities
6 New Jersey 152,968 18.1  China motor vehicles
7  Georgia 145,589 16.5  Mexico motor vehicles
8 Pennsylvania 127,325 12.4  China pharmaceuticals and medicines
9 Tennessee 120,335 21.9  China pharmaceuticals and medicines
10 Florida 117,118 6.9  China motor vehicles
11 Indiana 106,748 20.2  Ireland pharmaceuticals and medicines
12 Kentucky 94,524 32.3  Mexico pharmaceuticals and medicines
13 North Carolina 87,611 10.4  Ireland pharmaceuticals and medicines
14 Ohio 86,910 9.4  Canada pharmaceuticals and medicines
15 Washington 62,097 7.3  Canada oil and gas
16 South Carolina 58,064 16.6  China motor verhicle parts
17 Massachusetts 43,252 5.5  Canada petroleum and coal products
18 Maryland 42,688 7.3  Germany motor vehicles
19 Arizona 42,243 7.7  Mexico semiconductors and other electronic components
20 Minnesota 40,635 8.1  Canada oil and gas
21 Virginia 40,756 5.3  China aerospace products and parts
22 Wisconsin 38,859 8.6  China pharmaceuticals and medicines
23 Alabama 38,757 12.1  Mexico motor vehicle parts
24 Louisiana 31,463 9.6  Mexico oil and gas
25 Oregon 28,232 8.5  China aerospace products and parts
26 Puerto Rico 25,200[3] 26.9  Ireland chemicals
27 Missouri 24,312 5.4  China motor vehicles parts
28 Connecticut 22,783 6.2  Canada primary metal manufacturing
29 Utah 21,919 7.3  Mexico primary metal manufacturing
30 Mississippi 21,400 13.6  China oil and gas
31 Colorado 16,788 3.0  Canada oil and gas
32 Nevada 18,823 7.2  China semiconductors and other electronic components
33 Oklahoma 17,960 6.8  Canada oil and gas
34 Kansas 14,485 6.2  Canada machinery, except electrical
35 Iowa 12,464 4.8  Canada machinery, except electrical
36 Rhode Island 11,144 13.5  Germany motor verhicles
37 Delaware 10,621 10.3  Canada oil and gas
38 New Hampshire 10,206 8.4  Canada aerospace products and parts
39 New Mexico 9,141 6.5  Mexico semiconductors and other electronic components
40 Idaho 8,936 7.0  Malaysia semiconductors and other electronic components
41 Montana 7,372 9.7  Canada oil and gas
42 Arkansas 7,186 3.8  Canada aerospace products and parts
43 Maine 6,734 6.8  Canada petroleum and coal products
44 Nebraska 6,018 3.2  Canada basic chemicals
45 West Virginia 4,835 4.5  Canada aerospace products and parts
46 North Dakota 4,275 5.7  Canada machinery, except electrical
47 Alaska 3,631 5.2  South Korea petroleum and coal products
48 Vermont 3,526 7.7  Canada sugar and confectionary products
49 Hawaii 2,171 1.9  South Korea petroleum and coal products
50 District of Columbia 1,713 0.9  Australia primary metal manufacturing
51 South Dakota 1,689 2.2  Canada animals slaughtering and processing
52 Wyoming 1,315 2.5  Canada grain and oilseed milling products
53 U.S. Virgin Islands $1,464 38.9  India petroleum and coal products
54 Guam $1,110[5] 18.94  Malaysia Computers[5]
55 Northern Mariana Islands $140[6] 8.8  Hong Kong Trunks and cases[6]
56 American Samoa $123[4] 19.4  Singapore Refined petroleum[4]
— Unallocated 24,552 ...  China special classification provisions, nesoi

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Notes

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  1. ^ American Samoa, Guam, and Northern Mariana Islands data is from 2017.

References

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  1. ^ a b c d e f "Which States Rely Most on Exports and Imports? A Closer Look at the Numbers Behind Trade". www.nar.realtor. April 14, 2025. Retrieved May 23, 2025.
  2. ^ a b "TradeStats Express-National and State Trade Data". International Trade Administration. Retrieved May 23, 2025.
  3. ^ a b "Puerto Rico (USA) Exports, Imports, and Trade Partners". The Observatory of Economic Complexity. Retrieved May 23, 2025.
  4. ^ a b c d e https://atlas.media.mit.edu/en/profile/country/asm/ OEC - American Samoa (Atlas.media.mit.edu). Retrieved June 2019.
  5. ^ a b c d e f https://atlas.media.mit.edu/en/profile/country/gum/ OEC — Guam. (Atlas.media.mit.edu.) Retrieved June 2019.
  6. ^ a b c d https://atlas.media.mit.edu/en/profile/country/mnp/ OEC — Northern Mariana Islands (Atlas.media.mit.edu.) Retrieved June 2019.
  7. ^ "Detection Screen". tse.export.gov. Retrieved June 8, 2019.
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