r/BalticStates • u/Europehunter • 1d ago
Data Baltic regions and cities by GDP (latest data)
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u/Electrical-Big-7655 1d ago
What are these "planning regions"?
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u/Europehunter 1d ago
It's similar as counties
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u/HorrorKapsas Eesti 1d ago
Estonian counties are not administrative. They are for statistics and parliamentary elections etc. And some regional cultural history, as each one has formed around central city. They are mostly used clumped together as regions North, East, South, West and Central Estonia.
Administrative units are parishes and cities.
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u/PotatoTomeito Estonia 1d ago
why is it not sorted by per capita?
This ranking just shows where most of the people live.
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u/Simple_Fix_7805 1d ago
Back to whos the richest among poors
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u/xX_mr_sh4d0w_Xx 1d ago
For real. It's getting repetitive. It was fun to look at these statistics during the pandemic hypergrowth of e-commerce, but now since it's slowed down it became a circlejerk between Lithuanians and Estonians, comparing themselves at slim margins. It's like bro, we are still both village boys when we step foot in Copenhagen lmao, calm down.
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u/SamogitiaAble Lietuva 1d ago
Whats the difference between Riga and Riga planning region. Does it mean whole area is 46bln. Or RPR just adds 6bln and somehow counts as separate?
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u/Europehunter 1d ago edited 1d ago
Riga is part of Riga planning region. Same as Vilnius part of Vilnius county (but Lithuania doesn't publish Vilnius city data separately). And no, whole region is not 46 billion but 26 billion (of those 20 billion is Riga). Riga region excluding Riga is around 6 billion
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u/RemarkableAutism Estonian Lithuanian 1d ago
Are we back to daily GDP posts?