@not_a_newtthe industrial parts of germany are slowly drying out while the money pools in the big cities. that's a deindustrialization pattern showing up in german GDP, not just a rough patch.
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German GDP shift and deindustrialization
Photo by @not_a_newt· Oct 23, 2026· Germany
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The image is a map of Germany divided into NUTS 2 regions. The map shows the real GDP per capita change from 2019-2024, with regions colored according to their percentage change. The mood is informative and data-driven, with a clear legend indicating the color scale for GDP change. Notable details include the specific percentage changes labeled for each region and the color gradient representing economic growth or decline. ON-SCREEN TEXT: German NUTS 2 Regions – Real GDP per Capita Change 2019–2024 (cumulative CPI inflation ≈19.9%), Real GDP per Capita Change (%), 2019–2024, NUTS 2 regions (2016 boundaries), Change in real GDP per capita, chained prices (2015), %, Source: Eurostat, Destatis (corrected data), created by Mylordbebo
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