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Banks by county in Tennessee

92 counties in Tennessee have offices of 2 or more FDIC-insured institutions with deposits, by the FDIC’s newest Summary of Deposits, largest deposits first. A county with one bank is on that bank’s page.

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Counties in Tennessee, ranked by the deposits at their FDIC-insured bank offices on June 30 of the newest survey
CountyDepositsInstitutions
Davidson County$66.1 billion35
Shelby County$36.2 billion33
Knox County$18.9 billion31
Williamson County$14.3 billion35
Hamilton County$12.7 billion23
Rutherford County$8.2 billion27
Sumner County$5.6 billion23
Wilson County$5.0 billion17
Sevier County$4.2 billion8
Montgomery County$4.1 billion13
Putnam County$3.4 billion15
Bradley County$3.3 billion13
Washington County$3.2 billion18
Blount County$3.2 billion15
Madison County$2.5 billion17
Sullivan County$2.4 billion13
Maury County$2.1 billion9
Cumberland County$1.8 billion9
Dickson County$1.6 billion9
Coffee County$1.5 billion10
Robertson County$1.5 billion9
Hamblen County$1.4 billion10
Warren County$1.4 billion8
Anderson County$1.4 billion12
Hawkins County$1.4 billion5
Bedford County$1.3 billion8
Henry County$1.3 billion6
Greene County$1.3 billion5
McMinn County$1.3 billion9
Fayette County$1.2 billion8
Gibson County$1.1 billion8
Wayne County$1.1 billion3
Loudon County$1.1 billion6
Claiborne County$1.1 billion3
Unicoi County$1.1 billion2
Jefferson County$1.0 billion8
Giles County$1.0 billion6
Monroe County$1.0 billion6
Dyer County$1.0 billion5
Carter County$998.5 million6
Lawrence County$978.5 million10
Tipton County$975.1 million11
Macon County$961.9 million3
Obion County$921.3 million9
Weakley County$893.7 million8
Marshall County$884.8 million6
Hardin County$848.3 million6
Benton County$824.6 million3
Franklin County$823.4 million7
Carroll County$805.1 million8
Lincoln County$798.1 million7
Cocke County$793.0 million5
Cheatham County$785.6 million5
Campbell County$759.1 million8
Smith County$754.7 million4
Henderson County$740.0 million6
Marion County$738.4 million5
DeKalb County$704.5 million4
Rhea County$667.8 million5
Overton County$652.7 million5
White County$643.8 million5
Lauderdale County$541.9 million7
Roane County$536.3 million6
Hardeman County$533.9 million5
McNairy County$525.8 million8
Fentress County$521.0 million4
Humphreys County$489.4 million4
Decatur County$471.7 million4
Scott County$455.8 million3
Sequatchie County$431.6 million3
Haywood County$383.7 million4
Johnson County$371.1 million3
Crockett County$344.1 million6
Stewart County$311.2 million3
Lewis County$306.4 million5
Chester County$306.0 million5
Hickman County$296.1 million4
Perry County$272.0 million2
Trousdale County$271.5 million3
Union County$271.1 million3
Cannon County$249.6 million5
Bledsoe County$220.4 million2
Jackson County$214.1 million2
Polk County$200.7 million3
Pickett County$196.4 million2
Houston County$193.7 million2
Morgan County$175.3 million2
Meigs County$157.4 million2
Clay County$154.8 million2
Hancock County$110.1 million2
Moore County$68.6 million2
Lake County$51.7 million2

Sources

Compiled automatically from NCUA 5300 Call Report — quarterly data (every credit union, every quarter from March 1994), FDIC failures — every bank failure and assistance transaction since 1934, FDIC summary — insured institutions, offices, assets and deposits by state and year since 1934, FDIC BankFind — institutions (every charter the FDIC has insured, active and inactive), NCUA credit-union sites — Credit Union Branch Information (the newest quarter), FDIC BankFind — locations (every current office of an FDIC-insured institution), FDIC Summary of Deposits — every office's deposits at June 30, 1994 to the newest survey and Census Bureau population estimates — nation and states, with components of change by a checked SQL query · Editor: Kian O'Connor · How this site is built

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