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How many bank branches are there in the US?

FDIC-insured banks had 73,369 full-service branches in the fifty states and the District of Columbia in the FDIC’s current office file, among 76,959 offices of every kind (2026), according to the FDIC.

The FDIC’s Summary of Deposits counted 75,545 offices at June 30, 2026.

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Full-service bank branches in each state, the FDIC’s current file, most first
StateFull-service branchesPer 100,000 residents
Alabama1,33425.7
Alaska11215.2
Arizona94512.4
Arkansas1,23039.5
California5,37913.7
Colorado1,33522.2
Connecticut88924.1
Delaware21820.6
District of Columbia17124.7
Florida4,22518.0
Georgia2,00217.7
Hawaii21114.7
Idaho38919.2
Illinois3,42526.9
Indiana1,71124.5
Iowa1,35041.7
Kansas1,26442.5
Kentucky1,40530.5
Louisiana1,27327.6
Maine42029.7
Maryland1,10317.6
Massachusetts1,83725.7
Michigan1,82818.0
Minnesota1,51726.0
Mississippi99433.6
Missouri2,01532.1
Montana35430.9
Nebraska95947.5
Nevada38611.8
New Hampshire36725.9
New Jersey2,20923.1
New Mexico38218.0
New York3,89319.5
North Carolina1,97917.7
North Dakota39048.8
Ohio2,93024.6
Oklahoma1,20329.2
Oregon70316.4
Pennsylvania3,17224.3
Rhode Island23721.3
South Carolina1,13720.4
South Dakota42645.6
Tennessee1,86925.5
Texas6,06919.1
Utah51014.4
Vermont20732.1
Virginia1,79120.2
Washington1,30316.3
West Virginia53330.2
Wisconsin1,57526.4
Wyoming20334.5

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Compiled automatically from FDIC BankFind — locations (every current office of an FDIC-insured institution) by a checked SQL query · Editor: Kian O'Connor · How this site is built