 In 2012, total Scottish exports (excluding intra-UK trade) were estimated to be £ 26 billion, of which 59 % (£ 15.4 billion) were attributable to manufacturing. Scotland's primary exports include whisky, electronics and financial services. The United States, Netherlands, Germany, France and Norway constitute the country's major export markets. Scotland's Gross Domestic Product (GDP), including oil and gas produced in Scottish waters, was estimated at £ 150 billion for the calendar year 2012. If Scotland became independent, it would hold 95 % of the UK's current oil and gas reserves if they were split geographically using a median line from the English-Scottish border. If the reserves were split by population, that figure would be reduced to 9 %.
