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Map of amount of exports per country

This is a list of countries by exports, based on The World Factbook. For comparison purposes, some non-sovereign entities are included in this list; however, only sovereign territories are ranked.

Rank
Country
Exports
Million US$
Date of Information

—
 World (sum of all countries)
13,720,000
2006 est.

1
 Germany
1,361,000
2007 est.

—
 European Union (external trade only)
1,330,000
2005

2
 People’s Republic of China
1,221,000
2007

3
 United States
1,140,000
2007 est.

4
 Japan
799,435
2007

5
 France
558,900
2007 est.

6
 Italy
474,800
2007 est.

7
 Netherlands
465,300
2007 est.

8
 Canada
440,100
2007 est.

9
 United Kingdom
415,600
2007 est.

10
 South Korea
386,600
2007 est.

11
 Russia
365,000
2007 est.

12
 Belgium
328,100
2007 est.

13
 Singapore
317,600
2007 est.

14
 Mexico
267,500
2007 est.

15
 Spain
248,300
2007 est.

16
 Taiwan
235,500
2007 est.

17
 Saudi Arabia
215,000
2007 est.

18
 Switzerland
201,000
2007 est.

19
 Sweden
176,500
2007 est.

20
 Malaysia
169,900
2007 est.

21
 Brazil
160,469
2007

22
 Austria
158,300
2007 est.

23
 India
155,000
2008

24
 United Arab Emirates
152,100
2007 est.

25
 Thailand
143,100
2007 est.

26
 Australia
139,400
2007 est.

27
 Poland
137,900
2007 est.

28
 Norway
136,100
2007 est.

29
 Ireland
124,800
2007 est.

30
 Indonesia
118,400
2007 est.

31
 Czech Republic
113,000
2007 est.

32
 Turkey
110,500
2007 est.

33
 Denmark
102,100
2007 est.

34
 Finland
84,720
2006 est.

35
 Iran
81,600
2008 est.

36
 Hungary
67,990
2006 est.

37
 Chile
65,230
2007 est.

38
 Iran
63,180
2006 est.

39
 South Africa
59,150
2006 est.

40
 Nigeria
59,010
2006 est.

41
Kuwait
56,060
2006 est.

42
Argentina
55,933
Dec 2007

43
Algeria
55,600
2006 est.

—
Philippines
47,200
2006 est.

44
Puerto Rico
46,900
2001

45
Portugal
46,770
2006 est.

46
Israel
42,860
2006 est.

47
Vietnam
39,920
2006 est.

48
Slovakia
39,640
2006 est.

49
Ukraine
38,880
2006 est.

50
Libya
37,020
2006 est.

51
Kazakhstan
35,550
2006 est.

52
Angola
35,530
2006 est.

53
Qatar
33,250
2006 est.

54
Romania
33,000
2006 est.

55
Iraq
32,190
2006 est.

56
Colombia
24,860
2006 est.

57
Oman
24,730
2006 est.

58
Greece
24,420
2006 est.

59
Egypt
24,220
2006 est.

60
New Zealand
23,690
2006 est.

61
Peru
22,690
2006 est.

62
Slovenia
21,850
2006 est.

63
Pakistan
20,580
2007 est.

64
Belarus
19,610
2006 est.

65
Luxembourg
19,550
2006 est.

66
Bulgaria
15,500
2006 est.

67
Lithuania
14,640
2006 est.

68
Bahrain
12,620
2006 est.

69
Ecuador
12,560
2006 est.

70
Azerbaijan
12,510
2006 est.

71
Trinidad and Tobago
12,500
2006 est.

72
Morocco
11,720
2006 est.

73
Tunisia
11,610
2006 est.

74
Bangladesh
11,170
2006 est.

75
Croatia
11,170
2006 est.

76
Estonia
9,680
2006 est.

77
Equatorial Guinea
8,961
2006 est.

78
Yemen
8,214
2006 est.

79
Panama
8,087
2006 est.

80
Costa Rica
7,931
2006 est.

81
Cote d’Ivoire
7,832
2006 est.

82
Sudan
7,505
2006 est.

83
Sri Lanka
7,076
2006 est.

84
Latvia
6,980
2006 est.

85
Syria
6,923
2006 est.

86
Gabon
6,677
2006 est.

87
Dominican Republic
6,495
2006 est.

88
Brunei
6,247
2005 est.

89
Republic of the Congo
5,996
2006 est.

90
Uzbekistan
5,510
2006 est.

91
Turkmenistan
5,421
2006 est.

92
Botswana
4,836
2006 est.

93
Jordan
4,798
2006 est.

94
Serbia
4,553
2005 est.

95
Chad
4,342
2006 est.

96
Cameroon
4,318
2006 est.

97
Virgin Islands
4,234
2001

98
Papua New Guinea
4,096
2006 est.

99
Uruguay
3,993
2006 est.

100
Zambia
3,928
2006 est.

101
Guatemala
3,710
2006 est.

102
El Salvador
3,686
2006 est.

103
Bolivia
3,668
2006 est.

104
Kenya
3,614
2006 est.

105
Iceland
3,587
2006 est.

106
Myanmar
3,560
2006 est.

107
Bosnia and Herzegovina
3,500
2006 est.

108
Cambodia
3,380
2006 est.

109
Ghana
3,286
2006 est.

—
Macau
3,156
2005

110
Cuba
2,956
2006 est.

111
Liechtenstein
2,470
1996

112
Mozambique
2,429
2006 est.

113
Malta
2,425
2006 est.

114
Republic of Macedonia
2,341
2006 est.

115
Namibia
2,321
2006 est.

116
Mauritius
2,318
2006 est.

117
Swaziland
2,201
2006 est.

118
Jamaica
2,087
2006 est.

—
Netherlands Antilles
2,076
2004 est.

119
Honduras
1,947
2006 est.

120
Lebanon
1,881
2005 est.

121
Tanzania
1,831
2006 est.

122
Zimbabwe
1,766
2006 est.

123
Georgia
1,761
2006 est.

124
Nicaragua
1,714
2006 est.

125
Paraguay
1,690
2005 est.

126
Senegal
1,478
2006 est.

—
Bermuda
1,469
2004 est.

127
Cyprus
1,340
2006 est.

128
North Korea
1,340
2005

129
San Marino
1,291
2004

130
Tajikistan
1,160
2006 est.

131
Democratic Republic of the Congo
1,108
2004 est.

132
Ethiopia
1,085
2006 est.

—
New Caledonia
1,085
2005 est.

133
Mongolia
1,064
2005

134
Armenia
1,056
2006 est.

135
Moldova
1,020
2006 est.

136
Madagascar
993.5
2006 est.

137
Laos
982.2
2006 est.

138
Uganda
961.7
2006 est.

139
Liberia
910.0
2004 est.

140
Suriname
881.0
2004 est.

141
Togo
868.4
2006 est.

142
Nepal
822.0
2005 est.

143
Mauritania
784.0
2004 est.

144
Lesotho
779.1
2006 est.

145
Albania
763.2
2006 est.

146
Fiji
719.6
2005

147
Monaco
716.3
2005

148
Kyrgyzstan
701.8
2006 est.

149
Guyana
621.6
2006 est.

150
Guinea
615.1
2006 est.

—
Faroe Islands
598.0
2005 est.

151
Benin
563.1
2006 est.

152
Burkina Faso
543.5
2006 est.

153
Malawi
513.1
2006 est.

154
Afghanistan
471.0
2005 est.

155
The Bahamas
451.0
2005 est.

156
American Samoa
445.6
FY04 est.

157
Haiti
443.7
2006 est.

—
Greenland
404.0
2005 est.

158
Seychelles
365.1
2006 est.

159
Belize
359.5
2006 est.

160
Mali
323.0
2004 est.

—
Gaza Strip
301.0
2005

—
West Bank
301.0
2005

—
Gibraltar
271.0
2004 est.

161
Djibouti
250.0
2004 est.

162
Somalia
241.0
2004 est.

163
Niger
222.0
2004 est.

164
Maldives
214.0
2006 est.

—
French Polynesia
211.0
2005 est.

165
Barbados
209.0
2004 est.

166
Bhutan
186.0
2005

167
Sierra Leone
185.0
2004 est.

168
Montenegro
171.3
2003

169
Solomon Islands
171.0
2004 est.

—
Turks and Caicos Islands
169.2
2000

170
Andorra
148.7
2005

171
Rwanda
135.4
2006 est.

172
Central African Republic
131.0
2004 est.

173
The Gambia
130.5
2006 est.

—
Falkland Islands
125.0
2004 est.

174
Guinea-Bissau
116.0
2004 est.

175
Cape Verde
96.71
2006 est.

—
Samoa
94.00
2004 est.

176
Saint Lucia
82.00
2004 est.

—
Aruba
80.00
2004 est.

177
Dominica
74.00
2004 est.

178
Saint Kitts and Nevis
70.00
2004 est.

—
Northern Cyprus
68.10
2006 est.

179
Burundi
55.68
2006 est.

180
Antigua and Barbuda
46.81
2004 est.

—
Guam
45.00
2004 est.

181
Grenada
40.00
2004 est.

182
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
37.00
2004 est.

183
Vanuatu
34.11
2004 est.

184
Comoros
34.00
2004 est.

185
Tonga
34.00
2004 est.

—
British Virgin Islands
25.30
2002

—
Saint Helena
19.00
2004 est.

186
Eritrea
17.65
2006 est.

187
Kiribati
17.00
2004 est.

—
Anguilla
14.56
2005 est.

188
Micronesia
14.00
2004 est.

189
East Timor
10.00
2005 est.

190
Sao Tome and Principe
9.773
2006 est.

191
Marshall Islands
9.100
2000

—
Mayotte
6.500
2005

192
Palau
5.882
2004 est.

—
Saint Pierre and Miquelon
5.500
2005 est.

193
Cook Islands
5.222
2005

—
Cayman Islands
2.520
2004

—
Norfolk Island
1.500
FY91/92

194
Tuvalu
1.000
2004 est.

—
Montserrat
0.700
2001

—
Niue
0.201
2004

195
Nauru
0.064
2005 est.

—
Wallis and Futuna
0.047
2004

196
Tokelau
0.000
2002

Source

  • The World Factbook, accessed 30 March 2007, Rank Order – Exports.

See also

v • d • e

Lists of countries with rankings

Geography

Area • Coastline • Coast/area ratio • Exclusive Economic Zone • Number of neighbouring countries • Highest point • Lowest point • Northernmost point • Southernmost point

Demographics

Population (graphical • by density) • Population growth • Life expectancy • Sex ratio • Fertility • Infant mortality • Birth rate • Death rate • Suicides (OECD) • Homicides • Firearm-related deaths • Gun ownership • HIV/AIDS • Undernourishment • Literacy • National IQ • Labour force • Employment • Unemployment • Income equality • Poverty • Immigrant population • Human Development Index

GDP

Nominal (per capita) • PPP (per capita • per hour) • Past (nominal • PPP) • Future (nominal • PPP • PPP per capita) • GNI per capita • Growth (real • real per capita) • Sector composition • Demographics comparison

Finances

Current account balance • Foreign exchange reserves • Foreign Direct Investment • Debt (External, Public) • Imports • Exports (per capita) • Exchange rates

Energy
Industry

Total Energy ( consumption per capita • intensity) • Electricity ( consumption • production) • Natural gas ( consumption • production • reserves • imports • exports) • Oil ( consumption • production • reserves • imports • exports) • Coal ( production • reserves) • Nuclear power • Uranium reserves • Renewable energy ( Hydropower) • Freshwater ( reserves • withdrawal ) • Iron production • Steel production • Aluminium production • Zinc production • Automobile production • Industrial growth

Agriculture
Food

Fishing • Milk production • Irrigated land • Crops production ( Fruits • Sugar cane • Maize • Wheat • Rice • Potatoes • Sugar beet • Soybean • Barley • Tomato • Apple ) • Food consumption ( Beer • Coffee )

Politics
Society

Freedom • Press freedom • Privacy • Perception of corruption • Bribe paying • Property rights • Economic freedom • Ease of doing business • Economic competitiveness • Globalization • Democracy • Failed States • Date of formation • Student performance • School leaving age • Legal drinking age • Abortion law • Homosexuality laws • Euthanasia law • Death penalty • Quality-of-life

Sports

Olympics ( medals • hosts) • FIFA World Cup ( winners • hosts • rankings) • Ice Hockey ( World Champions • rankings) • Basketball ( men • women) • Handball ( men • women) • Volleyball • Davis Cup • Fed Cup • Athletics • Figure skating • Nordic skiing • Alpine skiing • Chess ( FIDE Rankings) • Cricket ( Test • One-day International)

Military

Size of armed forces • Number of active troops • Military expenditures • Possession of nuclear weapons • Exports of arms • UN peacekeepers currently deployed • Global Peace Index

Communication

Telephone lines • Television broadcast stations • Television sets • Mobile phones • Internet users ( Broadband)  • E-readiness

Transport

Waterways • Merchant marine • Railways • Rail usage • Rapid transit systems • Roadways ( OECD)  • Vehicles • Road fatalities • Airports • Pipelines

Environment
Tourism

Carbon dioxide emissions (per capita) • Greenhouse gas emissions per capita • GDP per emissions • Sustainability • Environmental Performance • Happy Planet Index • Biosphere reserves • World Heritage Sites • Tourist visits

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