Bank BranchesEvery insured bank office · FDIC · 1994–2026

Bank Branches › District of Columbia

Bank branches in District of Columbia

District of Columbia has 178 bank offices, 68 fewer than its peak of 246 in 1994 (−28%). Deposits booked in the state: $55.9 billion.

178
offices, 2026
34
banks
−3
gone since 2025
+1
new since 2025
1232461994: 246 offices, $11.2B1995: 227 offices, $11.0B1996: 206 offices, $10.3B1997: 210 offices, $10.2B1998: 203 offices, $11.1B1999: 206 offices, $10.9B2000: 203 offices, $11.9B2001: 193 offices, $11.9B2002: 193 offices, $13.4B2003: 193 offices, $15.6B2004: 199 offices, $18.6B2005: 211 offices, $22.6B2006: 220 offices, $24.3B2007: 229 offices, $25.6B2008: 228 offices, $23.4B2009: 237 offices, $23.1B2010: 244 offices, $27.4B2011: 244 offices, $31.7B2012: 244 offices, $33.1B2013: 241 offices, $36.5B2014: 235 offices, $41.3B2015: 232 offices, $44.8B2016: 229 offices, $46.0B2017: 221 offices, $47.1B2018: 216 offices, $51.4B2019: 211 offices, $53.3B2020: 215 offices, $65.8B2021: 210 offices, $67.8B2022: 192 offices, $68.7B2023: 196 offices, $61.9B2024: 183 offices, $63.9B2025: 180 offices, $64.5B2026: 178 offices, $55.9Bpeak 246 · 1994$55.9B1995200020052010201520202026
Bank offices reporting on June 30Deposits booked at them (nominal dollars, own scale)
District of Columbia's passbook1994–2026
DateofficesChangeDeposits
Jun 30 1994PEAK246$11.2B
Jun 30 1995227−19$11.0B
Jun 30 2000203−3$11.9B
Jun 30 2005211+12$22.6B
Jun 30 2010244+7$27.4B
Jun 30 2015232−3$44.8B
Jun 30 2020215+4$65.8B
Jun 30 2025180−3$64.5B
Jun 30 2026NOW178−2$55.9B
Open the full passbook — all 33 years ▾
DateofficesChangeDeposits
Jun 30 1994PEAK246$11.2B
Jun 30 1995227−19$11.0B
Jun 30 1996206−21$10.3B
Jun 30 1997210+4$10.2B
Jun 30 1998203−7$11.1B
Jun 30 1999206+3$10.9B
Jun 30 2000203−3$11.9B
Jun 30 2001193−10$11.9B
Jun 30 2002193·$13.4B
Jun 30 2003193·$15.6B
Jun 30 2004199+6$18.6B
Jun 30 2005211+12$22.6B
Jun 30 2006220+9$24.3B
Jun 30 2007229+9$25.6B
Jun 30 2008228−1$23.4B
Jun 30 2009237+9$23.1B
Jun 30 2010244+7$27.4B
Jun 30 2011244·$31.7B
Jun 30 2012244·$33.1B
Jun 30 2013241−3$36.5B
Jun 30 2014235−6$41.3B
Jun 30 2015232−3$44.8B
Jun 30 2016229−3$46.0B
Jun 30 2017221−8$47.1B
Jun 30 2018216−5$51.4B
Jun 30 2019211−5$53.3B
Jun 30 2020215+4$65.8B
Jun 30 2021210−5$67.8B
Jun 30 2022192−18$68.7B
Jun 30 2023196+4$61.9B
Jun 30 2024183−13$63.9B
Jun 30 2025180−3$64.5B
Jun 30 2026NOW178−2$55.9B

Counties that lost the most

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

−28%District of Columbia · 246→178

Every county

CountyOffices 2026Peak (year)ChangeDeposits
District of Columbia178246 (1994)−28%$55.9B

Banks with the most offices in District of Columbia

BankOffices in DC
JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association23
Wells Fargo Bank, National Association23
Bank of America, National Association22
PNC Bank, National Association19
Truist Bank18
Citibank, National Association15
Manufacturers and Traders Trust Company8
TD Bank, National Association7
United Bank7
Capital One, National Association5
Industrial Bank4
EagleBank3
The National Capital Bank of Washington2
Atlantic Union Bank2
The Northern Trust Company1
Hingham Institution for Savings1
Wilmington Trust, National Association1
FVCbank1
Presidential Bank, FSB1
The Bank of New York Mellon1

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.