This statistic shows the lowest GDP growth rates in the largest metro areas in the USA in 2009. The real gross metro product growth rate in Toledo, Ohio was at -4.8 percent.
The overall quarterly GDP growth in the country can be found here.
Lowest GDP growth rates among the largest U.S. metro areas in 2009
Characteristic
GDP growth
Atlanta - Sandy Springs - Marietta, GA
-3.6%
Las Vegas - Paradise, NV
-3.6%
San Jose - Sunnyvale - Santa Clara, CA
-3.7%
Tampa - St. Petersburg - Clearwater, FL
-3.7%
Charlotte - Gastonia - Concord, NC-SC
-3.8%
Santa Rosa - Petaluma, CA
-4.1%
Oxnard - Thousand Oaks - Ventura, CA
-4.3%
Cleveland - Elyria - Mentor, OH
-4.3%
Phoenix - Mesa - Scottsdale, AZ
-4.4%
Toledo, OH
-4.8%
Reno - Sparks, NV
-5.5%
Boise City - Nampa, ID
-5.6%
Sarasota - Bradenton - Venice, FL
-5.7%
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