US states by bank offices

California had the highest bank offices of 51 states in 2020, at 6,529. Alaska had the lowest, at 119. The median was 1,409 and the figure for the United States was 84,742. Source: FDIC.

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Highest6,529California
Lowest119Alaska
Median1,40951 states
United States84,742History

Map of states, 2020

Alabama: 1,479 countAlaska: 119 countArizona: 1,100 countArkansas: 1,360 countCalifornia: 6,529 countColorado: 1,458 countConnecticut: 1,106 countDelaware: 265 countDistrict of Columbia: 213 countFlorida: 4,770 countGeorgia: 2,263 countHawaii: 250 countIdaho: 465 countIllinois: 4,054 countIndiana: 1,912 countIowa: 1,492 countKansas: 1,411 countKentucky: 1,590 countLouisiana: 1,440 countMaine: 455 countMaryland: 1,409 countMassachusetts: 2,180 countMichigan: 2,510 countMinnesota: 1,660 countMississippi: 1,149 countMissouri: 2,220 countMontana: 380 countNebraska: 1,065 countNevada: 465 countNew Hampshire: 406 countNew Jersey: 2,676 countNew Mexico: 437 countNew York: 4,586 countNorth Carolina: 2,232 countNorth Dakota: 423 countOhio: 3,413 countOklahoma: 1,334 countOregon: 864 countPennsylvania: 3,874 countRhode Island: 253 countSouth Carolina: 1,224 countSouth Dakota: 458 countTennessee: 2,096 countTexas: 6,522 countUtah: 514 countVermont: 230 countVirginia: 2,166 countWashington: 1,613 countWest Virginia: 589 countWisconsin: 1,843 countWyoming: 220 count
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count, 2020. Source: Invokely calculation with data from FDIC. Boundaries: U.S. Census Bureau cartographic boundary files.

All states, 2020

California: 6,529 countCalifornia6,529Texas: 6,522 countTexas6,522Florida: 4,770 countFlorida4,770New York: 4,586 countNew York4,586Illinois: 4,054 countIllinois4,054Pennsylvania: 3,874 countPennsylvania3,874Ohio: 3,413 countOhio3,413New Jersey: 2,676 countNew Jersey2,676Michigan: 2,510 countMichigan2,510Georgia: 2,263 countGeorgia2,263North Carolina: 2,232 countNorth Carolina2,232Missouri: 2,220 countMissouri2,220Massachusetts: 2,180 countMassachusetts2,180Virginia: 2,166 countVirginia2,166Tennessee: 2,096 countTennessee2,096Indiana: 1,912 countIndiana1,912Wisconsin: 1,843 countWisconsin1,843Minnesota: 1,660 countMinnesota1,660Washington: 1,613 countWashington1,613Kentucky: 1,590 countKentucky1,590Iowa: 1,492 countIowa1,492Alabama: 1,479 countAlabama1,479Colorado: 1,458 countColorado1,458Louisiana: 1,440 countLouisiana1,440Kansas: 1,411 countKansas1,411Maryland: 1,409 countMaryland1,409Arkansas: 1,360 countArkansas1,360Oklahoma: 1,334 countOklahoma1,334South Carolina: 1,224 countSouth Carolina1,224Mississippi: 1,149 countMississippi1,149Connecticut: 1,106 countConnecticut1,106Arizona: 1,100 countArizona1,100Nebraska: 1,065 countNebraska1,065Oregon: 864 countOregon864West Virginia: 589 countWest Virginia589Utah: 514 countUtah514Idaho: 465 countIdaho465Nevada: 465 countNevada465South Dakota: 458 countSouth Dakota458Maine: 455 countMaine455New Mexico: 437 countNew Mexico437North Dakota: 423 countNorth Dakota423New Hampshire: 406 countNew Hampshire406Montana: 380 countMontana380Delaware: 265 countDelaware265Rhode Island: 253 countRhode Island253Hawaii: 250 countHawaii250Vermont: 230 countVermont230Wyoming: 220 countWyoming220District of Columbia: 213 countDistrict of Columbia213Alaska: 119 countAlaska119California: 6,529 countCalifornia6,529Texas: 6,522 countTexas6,522Florida: 4,770 countFlorida4,770New York: 4,586 countNew York4,586Illinois: 4,054 countIllinois4,054Pennsylvania: 3,874 countPennsylvania3,874Ohio: 3,413 countOhio3,413New Jersey: 2,676 countNew Jersey2,676Michigan: 2,510 countMichigan2,510Georgia: 2,263 countGeorgia2,263North Carolina: 2,232 countNorth Carolina2,232Missouri: 2,220 countMissouri2,220Massachusetts: 2,180 countMassachusetts2,180Virginia: 2,166 countVirginia2,166Tennessee: 2,096 countTennessee2,096Indiana: 1,912 countIndiana1,912Wisconsin: 1,843 countWisconsin1,843Minnesota: 1,660 countMinnesota1,660Washington: 1,613 countWashington1,613Kentucky: 1,590 countKentucky1,590Iowa: 1,492 countIowa1,492Alabama: 1,479 countAlabama1,479Colorado: 1,458 countColorado1,458Louisiana: 1,440 countLouisiana1,440Kansas: 1,411 countKansas1,411Maryland: 1,409 countMaryland1,409Arkansas: 1,360 countArkansas1,360Oklahoma: 1,334 countOklahoma1,334South Carolina: 1,224 countSouth Carolina1,224Mississippi: 1,149 countMississippi1,149Connecticut: 1,106 countConnecticut1,106Arizona: 1,100 countArizona1,100Nebraska: 1,065 countNebraska1,065Oregon: 864 countOregon864West Virginia: 589 countWest Virginia589Utah: 514 countUtah514Idaho: 465 countIdaho465Nevada: 465 countNevada465South Dakota: 458 countSouth Dakota458Maine: 455 countMaine455New Mexico: 437 countNew Mexico437North Dakota: 423 countNorth Dakota423New Hampshire: 406 countNew Hampshire406Montana: 380 countMontana380Delaware: 265 countDelaware265Rhode Island: 253 countRhode Island253Hawaii: 250 countHawaii250Vermont: 230 countVermont230Wyoming: 220 countWyoming220District of Columbia: 213 countDistrict of Columbia213Alaska: 119 countAlaska119
count. Source: Invokely calculation with data from FDIC. Retrieved 2026-10-18.

Full ranking

RankStates2020
count
Change on 2019
1California6,529-3.3%
2Texas6,522-0.5%
3Florida4,770-2.4%
4New York4,586-4.3%
5Illinois4,054-3.1%
6Pennsylvania3,874-4.2%
7Ohio3,413-3.9%
8New Jersey2,676-3.9%
9Michigan2,510-2.5%
10Georgia2,263-1.7%
11North Carolina2,232-1.5%
12Missouri2,220-2.4%
13Massachusetts2,180-0.1%
14Virginia2,166-3.6%
15Tennessee2,096-0.9%
16Indiana1,912-1.9%
17Wisconsin1,843-4.4%
18Minnesota1,660-0.8%
19Washington1,613-4.3%
20Kentucky1,590-1.9%
21Iowa1,492-1.8%
22Alabama1,479-0.5%
23Colorado1,458-2%
24Louisiana1,440-1.8%
25Kansas1,411-1.6%
26Maryland1,409-3%
27Arkansas1,360-1.7%
28Oklahoma1,334-0.9%
29South Carolina1,224-0.3%
30Mississippi1,149-2.3%
31Connecticut1,106-2.3%
32Arizona1,100-5.7%
33Nebraska1,065-2%
34Oregon864-9.3%
35West Virginia589-2.5%
36Utah514-1.9%
37Idaho465-2.1%
37Nevada465-5.5%
39South Dakota458+0.2%
40Maine455-1.1%
41New Mexico437-3.7%
42North Dakota423-0.5%
43New Hampshire406-1.7%
44Montana380-2.3%
45Delaware265-0.4%
46Rhode Island253+0.4%
47Hawaii250-6.7%
48Vermont230-2.1%
49Wyoming220-1.8%
50District of Columbia213-1.8%
51Alaska119-2.5%

Other periods

About this ranking

Number of offices (main offices and branches) of FDIC-insured commercial banks and savings institutions at year end, counted in the state where each office is located.

FDIC historical summary of insured institutions, year end, for the 50 states and DC; the national value covers the same area and excludes US territories. Each value adds commercial banks and savings institutions, which the FDIC reports separately; both figures are stored with it. Credit unions are not FDIC-insured and are not included. Offices are counted where they stand, whatever the state of the bank's headquarters. The series starts in 2019: before then the FDIC summary gives office counts for commercial banks only.

Every value in the ranking comes from the same publisher and the same period, so the states are compared on one definition. Equal values share a rank.

How to cite

Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, BankFind Suite. Historical summary of FDIC-insured institutions, number of offices, commercial banks plus savings institutions, by state. https://banks.data.fdic.gov/bankfind-suite/historical. Retrieved 2026-10-18.

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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. (2026). Historical summary of FDIC-insured institutions, number of offices, commercial banks plus savings institutions, by state (US states by bank offices, 2020) [Data set]. Retrieved October 18, 2026, from https://banks.data.fdic.gov/bankfind-suite/historical

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Historical summary of FDIC-insured institutions, number of offices, commercial banks plus savings institutions, by state, US states by bank offices, 2020. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, 16 Sept. 2026, https://banks.data.fdic.gov/bankfind-suite/historical. Invokely, https://invokely.ai/rankings/bank-offices/us-states?period=2020. Accessed 18 Oct. 2026.

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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. 2026. Historical summary of FDIC-insured institutions, number of offices, commercial banks plus savings institutions, by state. US states by bank offices, 2020. Dataset. Accessed October 18, 2026. https://banks.data.fdic.gov/bankfind-suite/historical. Also distributed by Invokely, https://invokely.ai/rankings/bank-offices/us-states?period=2020.

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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (2026) Historical summary of FDIC-insured institutions, number of offices, commercial banks plus savings institutions, by state, US states by bank offices, 2020 [Dataset]. Available at: https://banks.data.fdic.gov/bankfind-suite/historical, via Invokely: https://invokely.ai/rankings/bank-offices/us-states?period=2020 (Accessed: 18 October 2026).

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Which state has the highest bank offices?

California, with 6,529 in 2020, according to FDIC.

Which state has the lowest bank offices?

Alaska, with 119 in 2020.

Where does this ranking come from?

Every value comes from one source and one period, so the places are comparable: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, Historical summary of FDIC-insured institutions, number of offices, commercial banks plus savings institutions, by state. Retrieved 2026-10-18.

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