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For those who really want to know, here are the GDP figures for 2009 in all the provinces of Thailand by region (latest comprehensive date, October 2011) :
| North Eastern Region |
45,766 |
22,652 |
Province :
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GDP per capita : |
Population: (thousands) |
| 1. Loei |
56,304 |
656 |
| 2. Nong Bua Lamphu |
33,912 |
529 |
| 3. Udon Thani |
48,747 |
1,610 |
| 4. Nongkhai |
40,900 |
964 |
| 5. Sakon Nakhon |
39,859 |
1,141 |
| 6. Nakhon Phanom |
36,077 |
743 |
| 7. Chaiyaphum |
43,435 |
1,189 |
| 8. Khon Kaen |
76,385 |
1,876 |
| 9. Kalasin |
44,393 |
1,000 |
| 10. Mukdahan |
44,340 |
340 |
| 11. Maha Sarakham |
39,178 |
1,021 |
| 12. Roiet |
41,091 |
1,350 |
| 13. Yasothon |
35,787 |
612 |
| 14. Amnat Charoen |
34,006 |
395 |
| 15. Nakhon Ratchasima |
56,877 |
2,790 |
| 16. Buriram |
38,034 |
1,633 |
| 17. Surin |
38,260 |
1,431 |
| 18. Sisaket |
34,326 |
1,523 |
| 19. Ubon Ratchathani |
42,567 |
1,849 |
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Added note : The 15 provinces with the lowest GDP per capita are all located in Isaan (Northeastern Thailand).
GDP per capita growth 2009 for Northeastern Region (compared 2008) :
+9.1%
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| Central Region |
228,016 |
3,019 |
Province :
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GDP per capita : |
Population: (thousands) |
| 1. Chainat |
82,283 |
365 |
| 2. Singburi |
101,686 |
236 |
| 3. Lopburi |
87,137 |
774 |
| 4. Ang Thong |
80,835 |
274 |
| 5. Ayutthaya |
612,328 |
765 |
| 6. Saraburi |
256,845 |
606 |
| Bangkok and Vicinity |
329,885 |
11,443 |
Province :
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GDP per capita : |
Population: (thousands) |
| 7. Nakhon Pathom |
141,850 |
958 |
| 8. Nonthaburi |
117,466 |
961 |
| 9. Pathum Thani |
313,483 |
815 |
| 10. Samut Sakhon |
612,464 |
566 |
| 11. Bangkok Metropolis |
340,412 |
6,856 |
| 12. Samut Prakarn |
454,318 |
1,287 |
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GDP per capita growth 2009 for Central Region (compared 2008) :
-4.8%
GDP per capita growth 2009 for Bangkok and Vicinity (compared 2008) :
-0.2%

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| Eastern Region |
309,985 |
4,497 |
Province :
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GDP per capita : |
Population: (thousands) |
| 1. Nakhon Nayok |
70,574 |
260 |
| 2. Prachinburi |
152,611 |
448 |
| 3. Sa Kaew |
61,340 |
538 |
| 4. Chachoengsao |
285,290 |
705 |
| 5. Chonburi |
398,052 |
1,183 |
| 6. Rayong |
915,195 |
591 |
| 7. Chanthaburi |
74,425 |
532 |
| 8. Trat |
89,865 |
242 |
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GDP per capita growth 2009 for Eastern Region (compared 2008) :
-7.2%

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| Northern Region |
70,105 |
12,086 |
Province :
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GDP per capita : |
Population: (thousands) |
| 1. Mae Hong Son |
46,215 |
230 |
| 2. Chiang Mai |
79,236 |
1,590 |
| 3. Chiang Rai |
54,745 |
1,200 |
| 4. Phayao |
48,523 |
531 |
| 5. Nan |
47,371 |
487 |
| 6. Lamphun |
146,658 |
434 |
| 7. Lampang |
67,848 |
817 |
| 8. Phrae |
45,278 |
515 |
| 9. Tak |
75,138 |
524 |
| 10. Sukhothai |
53,226 |
626 |
| 11. Uttaradit |
63,999 |
488 |
| 12 Kamphaengphet |
106,537 |
714 |
| 13. Phitsanulok |
72,907 |
842 |
| 14. Uthai Thani |
66,984 |
318 |
| 15. Nakhon Sawan |
70,772 |
1,147 |
| 16. Phichit |
64,018 |
596 |
| 17. Phetchabun |
69,905 |
1,028 |
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GDP per capita growth 2009 for Northern Region (compared 2008) :
+1.7%

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| Southern Region |
93,616 |
9,143 |
Province :
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GDP per capita : |
Population: (thousands) |
| 1. Chumphon |
99,052 |
500 |
| 2. Ranong |
96,902 |
185 |
| 3. Surat Thani |
123,633 |
987 |
| 4. Phang Nga |
125,944 |
262 |
| 5. Krabi |
125,595 |
386 |
| 6. Nakhon Si Thammarat |
72,242 |
1,692 |
| 7. Trang |
87,575 |
672 |
| 8. Phuket |
236,461 |
293 |
| 9. Phatthalung |
58,812 |
554 |
| 10. Satun |
90,103 |
284 |
| 11. Songkhla |
105,752 |
1,429 |
| 12. Pattani |
58,092 |
673 |
| 13. Yala |
81,736 |
473 |
| 14. Narathiwat |
63,180 |
753 |
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GDP per capita growth 2009 for Southern Region (compared 2008) :
-6.0%

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| Western Region |
106,048 |
3,642 |
Province :
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GDP per capita : |
Population:
(thousands) |
| 1. Kanchanaburi |
92,923 |
779 |
| 2. Suphanburi |
75,622 |
888 |
| 3. Ratchaburi |
141,506 |
830 |
| 4. Samut Songkhram |
76,212 |
211 |
| 5. Phetchaburi |
120,445 |
457 |
| 6. Phrachuap Khiri Khan |
121,781 |
478 |
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GDP per capita growth 2009 for Western Region (compared 2008) :
+2.6%

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