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Bank branches in Arkansas

Arkansas has 1,296 bank offices, 217 fewer than its peak of 1,513 in 2008 (−14%). Deposits booked in the state: $108 billion.

1,296
offices, 2026
108
banks
−8
gone since 2025
+14
new since 2025
7571,5131994: 1,004 offices, $25.2B1995: 1,045 offices, $26.4B1996: 1,067 offices, $28.0B1997: 1,085 offices, $29.2B1998: 1,133 offices, $30.5B1999: 1,198 offices, $31.8B2000: 1,247 offices, $32.7B2001: 1,252 offices, $34.5B2002: 1,265 offices, $35.7B2003: 1,302 offices, $37.7B2004: 1,341 offices, $38.7B2005: 1,370 offices, $41.0B2006: 1,445 offices, $44.2B2007: 1,490 offices, $47.2B2008: 1,513 offices, $47.1B2009: 1,506 offices, $48.5B2010: 1,483 offices, $50.9B2011: 1,484 offices, $52.0B2012: 1,447 offices, $53.4B2013: 1,442 offices, $53.1B2014: 1,388 offices, $53.8B2015: 1,365 offices, $56.5B2016: 1,354 offices, $60.8B2017: 1,346 offices, $64.2B2018: 1,345 offices, $66.7B2019: 1,334 offices, $71.0B2020: 1,330 offices, $82.7B2021: 1,294 offices, $90.6B2022: 1,286 offices, $95.6B2023: 1,286 offices, $97.0B2024: 1,286 offices, $102B2025: 1,291 offices, $107B2026: 1,296 offices, $108Bpeak 1,513 · 2008$108B1995200020052010201520202026
Bank offices reporting on June 30Deposits booked at them (nominal dollars, own scale)
Arkansas's passbook1994–2026
DateofficesChangeDeposits
Jun 30 19941,004$25.2B
Jun 30 19951,045+41$26.4B
Jun 30 20001,247+49$32.7B
Jun 30 20051,370+29$41.0B
Jun 30 2008PEAK1,513+23$47.1B
Jun 30 20101,483−23$50.9B
Jun 30 20151,365−23$56.5B
Jun 30 20201,330−4$82.7B
Jun 30 20251,291+5$107B
Jun 30 2026NOW1,296+5$108B
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DateofficesChangeDeposits
Jun 30 19941,004$25.2B
Jun 30 19951,045+41$26.4B
Jun 30 19961,067+22$28.0B
Jun 30 19971,085+18$29.2B
Jun 30 19981,133+48$30.5B
Jun 30 19991,198+65$31.8B
Jun 30 20001,247+49$32.7B
Jun 30 20011,252+5$34.5B
Jun 30 20021,265+13$35.7B
Jun 30 20031,302+37$37.7B
Jun 30 20041,341+39$38.7B
Jun 30 20051,370+29$41.0B
Jun 30 20061,445+75$44.2B
Jun 30 20071,490+45$47.2B
Jun 30 2008PEAK1,513+23$47.1B
Jun 30 20091,506−7$48.5B
Jun 30 20101,483−23$50.9B
Jun 30 20111,484+1$52.0B
Jun 30 20121,447−37$53.4B
Jun 30 20131,442−5$53.1B
Jun 30 20141,388−54$53.8B
Jun 30 20151,365−23$56.5B
Jun 30 20161,354−11$60.8B
Jun 30 20171,346−8$64.2B
Jun 30 20181,345−1$66.7B
Jun 30 20191,334−11$71.0B
Jun 30 20201,330−4$82.7B
Jun 30 20211,294−36$90.6B
Jun 30 20221,286−8$95.6B
Jun 30 20231,286·$97.0B
Jun 30 20241,286·$102B
Jun 30 20251,291+5$107B
Jun 30 2026NOW1,296+5$108B

Counties that lost the most

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

−60%Cleveland County · 5→2−50%Little River County · 8→4−50%Lincoln County · 6→3−50%Searcy County · 6→3−50%Woodruff County · 6→3−48%Sharp County · 21→11−47%Arkansas County · 15→8−46%Jackson County · 13→7

Every county

CountyOffices 2026Peak (year)ChangeDeposits
Pulaski County176216 (2009)−19%$28.8B
Benton County107107 (2026)·$10.7B
Washington County100100 (2008)·$9.1B
Sebastian County5463 (2013)−14%$4.0B
Craighead County5253 (2024)−2%$4.3B
Garland County4563 (2008)−29%$3.1B
Faulkner County4462 (2012)−29%$3.6B
Saline County3939 (2025)·$2.5B
White County3242 (2008)−24%$2.1B
Lonoke County2935 (2008)−17%$1.7B
Crawford County2731 (2007)−13%$1.2B
Pope County2532 (2006)−22%$1.8B
Baxter County2325 (2009)−8%$1.6B
Jefferson County2326 (1994)−12%$2.4B
Union County1929 (2006)−34%$1.6B
Carroll County1820 (2001)−10%$1.0B
Greene County1822 (2011)−18%$1.4B
Independence County1821 (2006)−14%$1.8B
Mississippi County1825 (1994)−28%$835M
Boone County1718 (2014)−6%$1.2B
Cleburne County1520 (2007)−25%$753M
Columbia County1516 (1995)−6%$1.0B
Crittenden County1519 (1998)−21%$1.8B
Miller County1516 (2007)−6%$922M
Cross County1313 (2025)·$628M
Clark County1115 (2000)−27%$930M
Hot Spring County1115 (2003)−27%$559M
Logan County1113 (2000)−15%$486M
Poinsett County1116 (1999)−31%$461M
St. Francis County1113 (1998)−15%$485M
Sharp County1121 (2006)−48%$506M
Desha County1012 (2006)−17%$489M
Phillips County1013 (1995)−23%$464M
Ashley County915 (2005)−40%$356M
Bradley County99 (2025)·$260M
Drew County911 (1997)−18%$624M
Franklin County910 (1997)−10%$381M
Izard County99 (2006)·$318M
Johnson County913 (2012)−31%$461M
Ouachita County916 (1999)−44%$457M
Yell County911 (2005)−18%$437M
Arkansas County815 (2007)−47%$813M
Conway County812 (2010)−33%$509M
Lawrence County813 (1996)−38%$335M
Madison County89 (2021)−11%$421M
Marion County813 (2013)−38%$387M
Sevier County810 (2003)−20%$592M
Stone County88 (2009)·$526M
Chicot County78 (2003)−13%$320M
Clay County710 (1994)−30%$397M
Hempstead County711 (1994)−36%$430M
Howard County710 (1995)−30%$402M
Jackson County713 (1996)−46%$440M
Pike County78 (1994)−13%$400M
Polk County712 (1999)−42%$597M
Randolph County78 (1994)−13%$481M
Van Buren County713 (2009)−46%$454M
Fulton County66 (2004)·$298M
Monroe County66 (1999)·$219M
Lafayette County55 (2011)·$188M
Dallas County47 (1994)−43%$197M
Grant County46 (1996)−33%$336M
Little River County48 (1999)−50%$134M
Newton County44 (2026)·$155M
Prairie County46 (1996)−33%$160M
Scott County47 (2005)−43%$213M
Lincoln County36 (1999)−50%$151M
Montgomery County33 (1996)·$154M
Searcy County36 (2004)−50%$182M
Woodruff County36 (1999)−50%$233M
Calhoun County22 (1994)·$72.6M
Cleveland County25 (1995)−60%$117M
Lee County23 (1994)−33%$141M
Nevada County22 (1994)·$138M
Perry County13 (1995)−67%$66.7M

Banks with the most offices in Arkansas

BankOffices in AR
Arvest Bank98
First Security Bank79
Bank OZK77
Centennial Bank74
Simmons Bank68
Regions Bank55
The Huntington National Bank38
Southern Bancorp Bank35
Farmers Bank & Trust Company29
First Community Bank29
Chambers Bank24
Relyance Bank21
The Farmers & Merchants Bank21
First National Bank20
First Arkansas Bank and Trust20
U.S. Bank National Association18
The First National Bank of Fort Smith17
First National Bank Texas17
Bank of America, National Association16
The Citizens Bank16

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.