Oceania

14Countries
46.5MPopulation
$2.11TGDP
8.49M km²Area

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14 countries sorted by GDP

#CountryCapitalPopulationGDPArea
1 AustraliaCanberra27.6M$1.80T7.69M km²
2 New ZealandWellington5.32M$264B268,838 km²
3 Papua New GuineaPort Moresby10.8M$32.5B462,840 km²
4 FijiSuva930K$6.20B18,274 km²
5 Solomon IslandsHoniara840K$1.75B28,896 km²
6 VanuatuPort Vila340K$1.35B12,189 km²
7 SamoaApia220K$1.29B2,842 km²
8 TongaNuku'alofa100K$0.68B747 km²
9 MicronesiaPalikir110K$0.50B702 km²
10 KiribatiTarawa140K$0.35B811 km²
11 PalauNgerulmud20K$0.34B459 km²
12 Marshall IslandsMajuro40K$0.31B181 km²
13 NauruYaren10K$0.18B21 km²
14 TuvaluFunafuti10K$0.06B26 km²

Key Insights

Largest Economies & Populations

Australia leads Oceania with a GDP of $1.80T, followed by New Zealand ($264B) and Papua New Guinea ($32.5B). The most populous country is Australia with 27.6M people, while Australia covers the largest area at 7.69M km².

GDP
Australia
$1.80T
New Zealand
$264B
Papua New Guinea
$32.5B
Fiji
$6.20B
Solomon Islands
$1.75B
Population
Australia
27.6M
Papua New Guinea
10.8M
New Zealand
5.32M
Fiji
930K
Solomon Islands
840K

GDP per Capita

Australia has the highest GDP per capita at $65,130, which is 31.2x higher than Solomon Islands ($2,086), the lowest in the group.

Australia
$65,130
New Zealand
$49,591
Palau
$19,532
Nauru
$14,640
Marshall Islands
$8,489
Fiji
$6,642
Tonga
$6,547
Tuvalu
$6,041
Samoa
$5,873
Micronesia
$4,414
Vanuatu
$4,039
Papua New Guinea
$3,020
Kiribati
$2,559
Solomon Islands
$2,086

GDP Growth

The fastest-growing economy is Palau at +6.29%, followed by Papua New Guinea (+5.64%) and Kiribati (+4.22%). The slowest growth is New Zealand at +0.46%.

Palau
+6.29%
Papua New Guinea
+5.64%
Kiribati
+4.22%
Samoa
+4.20%
Solomon Islands
+3.62%
Fiji
+3.20%
Vanuatu
+3.05%
Tonga
+2.80%
Marshall Islands
+2.28%
Nauru
+2.14%
Tuvalu
+1.64%
Australia
+1.35%
Micronesia
+1.06%
New Zealand
+0.46%