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Bank branches in Alabama

Alabama has 1,362 bank offices, 219 fewer than its peak of 1,581 in 2009 (−14%). Deposits booked in the state: $144 billion.

1,362
offices, 2026
131
banks
−14
gone since 2025
+34
new since 2025
7911,5811994: 1,335 offices, $39.8B1995: 1,347 offices, $42.2B1996: 1,382 offices, $45.0B1997: 1,378 offices, $47.2B1998: 1,405 offices, $50.1B1999: 1,419 offices, $52.7B2000: 1,429 offices, $52.7B2001: 1,427 offices, $53.9B2002: 1,422 offices, $55.5B2003: 1,431 offices, $60.3B2004: 1,446 offices, $62.6B2005: 1,454 offices, $65.3B2006: 1,470 offices, $71.4B2007: 1,495 offices, $74.6B2008: 1,564 offices, $76.6B2009: 1,581 offices, $83.4B2010: 1,578 offices, $82.1B2011: 1,570 offices, $84.2B2012: 1,572 offices, $84.6B2013: 1,566 offices, $86.1B2014: 1,553 offices, $88.9B2015: 1,533 offices, $91.4B2016: 1,520 offices, $97.1B2017: 1,496 offices, $100B2018: 1,465 offices, $101B2019: 1,457 offices, $108B2020: 1,454 offices, $129B2021: 1,423 offices, $141B2022: 1,382 offices, $140B2023: 1,358 offices, $135B2024: 1,350 offices, $137B2025: 1,343 offices, $142B2026: 1,362 offices, $144Bpeak 1,581 · 2009$144B1995200020052010201520202026
Bank offices reporting on June 30Deposits booked at them (nominal dollars, own scale)
Alabama's passbook1994–2026
DateofficesChangeDeposits
Jun 30 19941,335$39.8B
Jun 30 19951,347+12$42.2B
Jun 30 20001,429+10$52.7B
Jun 30 20051,454+8$65.3B
Jun 30 2009PEAK1,581+17$83.4B
Jun 30 20101,578−3$82.1B
Jun 30 20151,533−20$91.4B
Jun 30 20201,454−3$129B
Jun 30 20251,343−7$142B
Jun 30 2026NOW1,362+19$144B
Open the full passbook — all 33 years ▾
DateofficesChangeDeposits
Jun 30 19941,335$39.8B
Jun 30 19951,347+12$42.2B
Jun 30 19961,382+35$45.0B
Jun 30 19971,378−4$47.2B
Jun 30 19981,405+27$50.1B
Jun 30 19991,419+14$52.7B
Jun 30 20001,429+10$52.7B
Jun 30 20011,427−2$53.9B
Jun 30 20021,422−5$55.5B
Jun 30 20031,431+9$60.3B
Jun 30 20041,446+15$62.6B
Jun 30 20051,454+8$65.3B
Jun 30 20061,470+16$71.4B
Jun 30 20071,495+25$74.6B
Jun 30 20081,564+69$76.6B
Jun 30 2009PEAK1,581+17$83.4B
Jun 30 20101,578−3$82.1B
Jun 30 20111,570−8$84.2B
Jun 30 20121,572+2$84.6B
Jun 30 20131,566−6$86.1B
Jun 30 20141,553−13$88.9B
Jun 30 20151,533−20$91.4B
Jun 30 20161,520−13$97.1B
Jun 30 20171,496−24$100B
Jun 30 20181,465−31$101B
Jun 30 20191,457−8$108B
Jun 30 20201,454−3$129B
Jun 30 20211,423−31$141B
Jun 30 20221,382−41$140B
Jun 30 20231,358−24$135B
Jun 30 20241,350−8$137B
Jun 30 20251,343−7$142B
Jun 30 2026NOW1,362+19$144B

Counties that lost the most

Share of offices gone since each county's own peak (counties that once had five or more).

−60%Clay County · 10→4−60%Conecuh County · 5→2−56%Dale County · 16→7−55%Lamar County · 11→5−50%Barbour County · 14→7−50%Hale County · 6→3−46%Chambers County · 13→7−42%Walker County · 26→15

One county in Alabama had a bank office at some point since 1994 and has none now: Coosa County.

Every county

CountyOffices 2026Peak (year)ChangeDeposits
Jefferson County183221 (2008)−17%$44.6B
Mobile County104126 (2010)−17%$10.6B
Madison County103105 (2015)−2%$11.0B
Baldwin County9093 (2010)−3%$6.7B
Montgomery County5375 (2002)−29%$7.3B
Shelby County5066 (2010)−24%$4.6B
Tuscaloosa County4958 (2013)−16%$4.6B
Lee County4044 (2017)−9%$4.5B
Houston County3440 (2015)−15%$3.8B
Lauderdale County3439 (2000)−13%$2.6B
Marshall County3441 (2008)−17%$2.8B
Calhoun County3236 (2009)−11%$2.1B
Cullman County3239 (2008)−18%$2.6B
Morgan County3139 (1998)−21%$2.9B
DeKalb County2126 (2009)−19%$1.2B
Elmore County2123 (2016)−9%$1.3B
Etowah County2128 (2003)−25%$1.5B
Jackson County1923 (1997)−17%$1.2B
Limestone County1921 (2009)−10%$1.4B
St. Clair County1924 (2009)−21%$1.3B
Autauga County1619 (2012)−16%$976M
Colbert County1627 (1999)−41%$1.3B
Escambia County1619 (2014)−16%$1.1B
Franklin County1619 (2002)−16%$892M
Talladega County1621 (1996)−24%$1.1B
Walker County1526 (2004)−42%$1.2B
Blount County1414 (2011)·$1.0B
Clarke County1318 (1998)−28%$757M
Coffee County1115 (1996)−27%$1.1B
Covington County1115 (2009)−27%$1.0B
Marengo County1113 (2000)−15%$522M
Marion County1118 (1999)−39%$948M
Tallapoosa County1116 (1996)−31%$910M
Chilton County1013 (1996)−23%$659M
Russell County1017 (1999)−41%$987M
Winston County1013 (1996)−23%$454M
Butler County912 (2009)−25%$433M
Geneva County99 (2017)·$526M
Pickens County911 (1994)−18%$445M
Cherokee County89 (2010)−11%$433M
Dallas County812 (1994)−33%$720M
Pike County812 (1995)−33%$1.2B
Barbour County714 (1997)−50%$427M
Bibb County710 (1999)−30%$274M
Chambers County713 (1996)−46%$456M
Dale County716 (1994)−56%$467M
Henry County710 (1994)−30%$393M
Lawrence County712 (1996)−42%$447M
Monroe County712 (1995)−42%$420M
Randolph County710 (1998)−30%$429M
Fayette County67 (1994)−14%$258M
Choctaw County56 (1994)−17%$278M
Crenshaw County55 (1998)·$320M
Lamar County511 (1998)−55%$346M
Sumter County55 (2010)·$218M
Clay County410 (1996)−60%$303M
Cleburne County46 (2006)−33%$251M
Washington County45 (1994)−20%$220M
Wilcox County44 (2024)·$185M
Hale County36 (1994)−50%$353M
Lowndes County35 (1994)−40%$113M
Macon County34 (1994)−25%$111M
Bullock County23 (1994)−33%$140M
Conecuh County25 (1994)−60%$118M
Greene County22 (1994)·$112M
Perry County24 (1994)−50%$108M
Coosa County02 (1994)−100%$0

Banks with the most offices in Alabama

BankOffices in AL
Regions Bank184
PNC Bank, National Association92
Wells Fargo Bank, National Association73
The Huntington National Bank51
Truist Bank49
Trustmark Bank41
Woodforest National Bank38
Pinnacle Bank37
Renasant Bank36
Bank Independent33
Peoples Bank of Alabama28
CB&S Bank, Inc.28
River Bank & Trust24
First Bank of Alabama18
Bryant Bank18
United Bank16
West Alabama Bank & Trust16
Valley National Bank15
JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association15
SmartBank14

A bank's offices in a state aren't where it's headquartered. JPMorgan Chase Bank's charter is in Columbus, Ohio, and it has offices in most states.