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Banks in Harford County, Maryland

FDIC-insured institutions in Harford County held $5.0 billion in deposits as of June 30, 2026, according to the FDIC.

13 FDIC-insured institutions held $5.0 billion in deposits in 43 offices in Harford County at June 30, 2026; Manufacturers and Traders Trust Company held the most, 20.0% of the county's.

Harford County, June 30, 2026

$5.0 billion
Deposits in the county
$5,023,810,000
At June 30, 2026, against $5.0 billion a year before, each year's own dollars.
13
Institutions with deposits
FDIC-insured banks and savings institutions with an office here that reported deposits.
43
Offices
Every office the survey lists here, against 43 in 2025.
20.0%
The largest share
Manufacturers and Traders Trust Company, with $1.0 billion in 7 offices.

Each institution’s share of the county’s deposits

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FDIC-insured institutions with an office in Harford County, Maryland, by deposits there at June 30, 2026, each with its share of the county's $5.0 billion
InstitutionDepositsShare
Manufacturers and Traders Trust Company$1.0 billion20.0%
Bank of America, National Association$787.2 million15.7%
PNC Bank, National Association$663.2 million13.2%
Harford Bank$634.9 million12.6%
Truist Bank$585.3 million11.7%
Wells Fargo Bank, National Association$421.4 million8.4%
First National Bank of Pennsylvania$387.9 million7.7%
Rosedale Bank$187.4 million3.7%
Jarrettsville Federal Savings and Loan Association$147.1 million2.9%
TD Bank, National Association$88.5 million1.8%
Orrstown Bank$62.4 million1.2%
BayVanguard Bank$32.5 million0.6%
JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association$23.2 million0.5%

An institution with no office in the county in 2025 shows none for that year; a name is the survey’s for 2026, and one without a link has no page because it did not file a Call Report for the newest quarter.

Sources

Compiled automatically from FDIC Summary of Deposits — every office's deposits at June 30, 1994 to the newest survey by a checked SQL query · Editor: Kian O'Connor · How this site is built

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