List of metropolitan areas in the European Union by GDP
2018

List of metropolitan areas in the European Union by GDP

Section Title: 2018
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Rank	Metro Area	Gross Metropolitan Product (in billions EUR)

1	France Paris metropolitan area, France	681

2	United Kingdom Greater London, United Kingdom	665

3	ItalyMilan metropolitan area, Italy	594

4=	Germany Rhine-Ruhr, Germany	310

4=	Spain Madrid Metropolitan Area, Spain	310

6	Italy Rome metropolitan area, Italy	297

7	Italy Turin metropolitan area, Italy	280

8	Netherlands Randstad, Netherlands	263

9	Germany Frankfurt/Rhine-Main, Germany	173

10	Italy Metropolitan City of Bologna, Italy	170

11	Italy Metropolitan City of Florence, Italy	162

12	Germany Munich Region, Germany	147

13	Germany Berlin Metropolitan Region, Germany	146

14	Italy Metropolitan City of Naples, Italy	140

15	Spain Barcelona metropolitan area, Spain	137

16	Belgium Brussels Capital Region, Belgium	133

17	Germany Hamburg Metropolitan Region, Germany	132

18	Sweden Stockholm metropolitan area, Sweden	131

19	Germany Stuttgart Region, Germany	120

20	Austria Vienna metropolitan area, Austria	111

21	Denmark Greater Copenhagen, Denmark	102

22	Norway Greater Oslo Region, Norway	96

23	Greece Athens metropolitan area, Greece	95

24	Italy Metropolitan City of Bolzano, Italy	92

25	Republic of Ireland Dublin Metropolitan Area, Ireland	84

26	Finland Greater Helsinki, Finland	75

27=	France Lyon metropolitan area, France	74

27=	United Kingdom Greater Manchester, United Kingdom	74

29	France European Metropolis of Lille, France	72

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The Rhine-Ruhr metropolitan region was the 4th largest GDP metropolitan area in the European Union.
Rhine-Ruhr is the 4th largest GDP of the metropolitan area in the European Union.
The Rhine-Ruhr metropolitan region was the 4th largest GDP metropolitan area in the European Union.

final_sentence: The Rhine-Ruhr metropolitan region was the 4th largest GDP metropolitan area in the European Union.
final_sentence: Rhine-Ruhr is the 4th largest GDP of the metropolitan area in the European Union.
final_sentence: The Rhine-Ruhr metropolitan region was the 4th largest GDP metropolitan area in the European Union.