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Highest bank branches by state

FDIC-insured bank branches.

FDIC-insured bank branches, counted where they stand. A branch is a place to deposit cash, arrange a mortgage or resolve an account issue in person; it is not an ATM and does not include credit unions, which are regulated separately. Counted rather than per person: one rural branch can matter more than a high per-capita ratio suggests.

  1. 1Texas6,402
  2. 2California5,548
  3. 3Florida4,366
  4. 4New York3,995
  5. 5Illinois3,641
  6. 6Pennsylvania3,363
  7. 7Ohio3,047
  8. 8New Jersey2,234
  9. 9Missouri2,117
  10. 10Georgia2,083
  11. 11Michigan2,083
  12. 12North Carolina2,049
  13. 13Tennessee2,009
  14. 14Massachusetts1,876
  15. 15Virginia1,844
  16. 16Indiana1,779
  17. 17Wisconsin1,645
  18. 18Minnesota1,583
  19. 19Kentucky1,472
  20. 20Iowa1,427
  21. 21Colorado1,396
  22. 22Alabama1,388
  23. 23Louisiana1,357
  24. 24Washington1,355
  25. 25Kansas1,344
  26. 26Arkansas1,339
  27. 27Oklahoma1,297
  28. 28South Carolina1,193
  29. 29Maryland1,131
  30. 30Mississippi1,084
  31. 31Nebraska1,045
  32. 32Arizona981
  33. 33Connecticut930
  34. 34Oregon726
  35. 35West Virginia555
  36. 36Utah530
  37. 37South Dakota437
  38. 38Maine432
  39. 39North Dakota411
  40. 40Idaho406
  41. 41New Mexico404
  42. 42Nevada403
  43. 43New Hampshire383
  44. 44Montana374
  45. 45Rhode Island249
  46. 46Delaware248
  47. 47Vermont219
  48. 48Hawaii217
  49. 49Wyoming213
  50. 50District of Columbia178
  51. 51Alaska112
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