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Bank branches in California

California has 5,452 bank offices, 1,949 fewer than its peak of 7,401 in 2009 (−26%). Deposits booked in the state: $1.87 trillion.

5,452
offices, 2026
171
banks
−100
gone since 2025
+62
new since 2025
3,7017,4011994: 6,724 offices, $373B1995: 6,586 offices, $372B1996: 6,595 offices, $373B1997: 6,407 offices, $394B1998: 6,333 offices, $411B1999: 6,105 offices, $428B2000: 6,195 offices, $454B2001: 6,241 offices, $492B2002: 6,269 offices, $534B2003: 6,318 offices, $615B2004: 6,423 offices, $671B2005: 6,621 offices, $754B2006: 6,894 offices, $726B2007: 7,122 offices, $751B2008: 7,313 offices, $763B2009: 7,401 offices, $834B2010: 7,176 offices, $846B2011: 7,275 offices, $885B2012: 7,296 offices, $953B2013: 7,296 offices, $1.0T2014: 7,267 offices, $1.1T2015: 7,099 offices, $1.2T2016: 6,992 offices, $1.3T2017: 6,902 offices, $1.4T2018: 6,840 offices, $1.4T2019: 6,734 offices, $1.5T2020: 6,611 offices, $1.8T2021: 6,267 offices, $2.1T2022: 6,055 offices, $2.2T2023: 5,768 offices, $1.8T2024: 5,597 offices, $1.8T2025: 5,491 offices, $1.8T2026: 5,452 offices, $1.9Tpeak 7,401 · 2009$1.9T1995200020052010201520202026
Bank offices reporting on June 30Deposits booked at them (nominal dollars, own scale)
California's passbook1994–2026
DateofficesChangeDeposits
Jun 30 19946,724$373B
Jun 30 19956,586−138$372B
Jun 30 20006,195+90$454B
Jun 30 20056,621+198$754B
Jun 30 2009PEAK7,401+88$834B
Jun 30 20107,176−225$846B
Jun 30 20157,099−168$1.2T
Jun 30 20206,611−123$1.8T
Jun 30 20255,491−106$1.8T
Jun 30 2026NOW5,452−39$1.9T
Open the full passbook — all 33 years ▾
DateofficesChangeDeposits
Jun 30 19946,724$373B
Jun 30 19956,586−138$372B
Jun 30 19966,595+9$373B
Jun 30 19976,407−188$394B
Jun 30 19986,333−74$411B
Jun 30 19996,105−228$428B
Jun 30 20006,195+90$454B
Jun 30 20016,241+46$492B
Jun 30 20026,269+28$534B
Jun 30 20036,318+49$615B
Jun 30 20046,423+105$671B
Jun 30 20056,621+198$754B
Jun 30 20066,894+273$726B
Jun 30 20077,122+228$751B
Jun 30 20087,313+191$763B
Jun 30 2009PEAK7,401+88$834B
Jun 30 20107,176−225$846B
Jun 30 20117,275+99$885B
Jun 30 20127,296+21$953B
Jun 30 20137,296·$1.0T
Jun 30 20147,267−29$1.1T
Jun 30 20157,099−168$1.2T
Jun 30 20166,992−107$1.3T
Jun 30 20176,902−90$1.4T
Jun 30 20186,840−62$1.4T
Jun 30 20196,734−106$1.5T
Jun 30 20206,611−123$1.8T
Jun 30 20216,267−344$2.1T
Jun 30 20226,055−212$2.2T
Jun 30 20235,768−287$1.8T
Jun 30 20245,597−171$1.8T
Jun 30 20255,491−106$1.8T
Jun 30 2026NOW5,452−39$1.9T

Counties that lost the most

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

−71%Lassen County · 7→2−64%Yuba County · 11→4−60%Trinity County · 5→2−55%Imperial County · 20→9−50%Del Norte County · 6→3−46%San Benito County · 13→7−46%Tuolumne County · 24→13−45%Plumas County · 11→6

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

Every county

CountyOffices 2026Peak (year)ChangeDeposits
Los Angeles County1,3911,811 (2014)−23%$510B
Orange County535719 (2009)−26%$158B
San Diego County432637 (2012)−32%$135B
Santa Clara County286364 (2020)−21%$174B
Riverside County249345 (2009)−28%$41.3B
Alameda County233301 (2009)−23%$69.1B
San Bernardino County200265 (2008)−25%$38.3B
San Francisco County195294 (1995)−34%$338B
Sacramento County174240 (2009)−28%$73.1B
Contra Costa County171239 (2009)−28%$50.7B
San Mateo County143185 (1994)−23%$38.9B
Ventura County118184 (2009)−36%$23.4B
Fresno County111158 (2008)−30%$19.5B
Sonoma County92132 (2011)−30%$19.7B
San Joaquin County88123 (2007)−28%$15.7B
Santa Barbara County87108 (1994)−19%$14.1B
Stanislaus County77103 (2008)−25%$11.5B
Kern County7099 (1996)−29%$11.3B
Placer County69124 (2009)−44%$14.4B
Marin County6899 (2014)−31%$16.2B
Monterey County6590 (2008)−28%$11.9B
San Luis Obispo County5481 (2009)−33%$8.7B
Tulare County4569 (2008)−35%$7.4B
Solano County4268 (2012)−38%$6.7B
Santa Cruz County3957 (1994)−32%$8.0B
Butte County3854 (2008)−30%$7.0B
El Dorado County3646 (2007)−22%$4.1B
Shasta County3349 (2008)−33%$4.5B
Napa County3250 (2008)−36%$4.3B
Yolo County2638 (2007)−32%$5.0B
Merced County2538 (1996)−34%$3.4B
Nevada County2131 (2000)−32%$2.5B
Humboldt County2033 (1994)−39%$2.4B
Mendocino County1826 (1995)−31%$2.2B
Madera County1423 (1997)−39%$1.6B
Siskiyou County1424 (1994)−42%$1.1B
Sutter County1420 (2008)−30%$2.9B
Tehama County1314 (2012)−7%$1.0B
Tuolumne County1324 (2000)−46%$1.5B
Kings County1220 (1999)−40%$1.6B
Lake County1119 (1994)−42%$827M
Amador County1016 (1994)−38%$911M
Calaveras County1015 (2006)−33%$715M
Imperial County920 (1994)−55%$2.3B
Glenn County78 (1994)−13%$644M
San Benito County713 (1997)−46%$1.2B
Colusa County68 (1994)−25%$620M
Plumas County611 (1994)−45%$567M
Inyo County56 (1994)−17%$508M
Yuba County411 (1994)−64%$656M
Del Norte County36 (1994)−50%$308M
Mono County35 (1996)−40%$229M
Lassen County27 (1994)−71%$285M
Mariposa County22 (1994)·$202M
Modoc County23 (1995)−33%$182M
Trinity County25 (1996)−60%$111M
Sierra County02 (1995)−100%$0

Banks with the most offices in California

BankOffices in CA
JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association857
Wells Fargo Bank, National Association769
Bank of America, National Association686
U.S. Bank National Association563
Citibank, National Association271
BMO Bank National Association226
Mechanics Bank132
Columbia Bank104
Fifth Third Bank, National Association85
Citizens Business Bank, National Association83
Banc of California77
Zions Bancorporation, N.A.77
Westamerica Bank75
Tri Counties Bank70
East West Bank68
PNC Bank, National Association56
First-Citizens Bank & Trust Company54
City National Bank51
First Bank45
Community West Bank42

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.