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Bank branches in Florida

Florida has 4,283 bank offices, 1,537 fewer than its peak of 5,820 in 2009 (−26%). Deposits booked in the state: $877 billion.

4,283
offices, 2026
192
banks
−70
gone since 2025
+96
new since 2025
2,9105,8201994: 4,301 offices, $173B1995: 4,219 offices, $177B1996: 4,187 offices, $179B1997: 4,265 offices, $184B1998: 4,489 offices, $194B1999: 4,509 offices, $201B2000: 4,661 offices, $208B2001: 4,667 offices, $223B2002: 4,625 offices, $243B2003: 4,732 offices, $268B2004: 4,897 offices, $301B2005: 5,081 offices, $343B2006: 5,310 offices, $363B2007: 5,600 offices, $374B2008: 5,772 offices, $380B2009: 5,820 offices, $401B2010: 5,666 offices, $410B2011: 5,616 offices, $411B2012: 5,601 offices, $424B2013: 5,548 offices, $441B2014: 5,450 offices, $462B2015: 5,387 offices, $503B2016: 5,287 offices, $542B2017: 5,136 offices, $564B2018: 4,982 offices, $586B2019: 4,816 offices, $604B2020: 4,774 offices, $711B2021: 4,540 offices, $808B2022: 4,334 offices, $876B2023: 4,279 offices, $834B2024: 4,242 offices, $831B2025: 4,257 offices, $859B2026: 4,283 offices, $877Bpeak 5,820 · 2009$877B1995200020052010201520202026
Bank offices reporting on June 30Deposits booked at them (nominal dollars, own scale)
Florida's passbook1994–2026
DateofficesChangeDeposits
Jun 30 19944,301$173B
Jun 30 19954,219−82$177B
Jun 30 20004,661+152$208B
Jun 30 20055,081+184$343B
Jun 30 2009PEAK5,820+48$401B
Jun 30 20105,666−154$410B
Jun 30 20155,387−63$503B
Jun 30 20204,774−42$711B
Jun 30 20254,257+15$859B
Jun 30 2026NOW4,283+26$877B
Open the full passbook — all 33 years ▾
DateofficesChangeDeposits
Jun 30 19944,301$173B
Jun 30 19954,219−82$177B
Jun 30 19964,187−32$179B
Jun 30 19974,265+78$184B
Jun 30 19984,489+224$194B
Jun 30 19994,509+20$201B
Jun 30 20004,661+152$208B
Jun 30 20014,667+6$223B
Jun 30 20024,625−42$243B
Jun 30 20034,732+107$268B
Jun 30 20044,897+165$301B
Jun 30 20055,081+184$343B
Jun 30 20065,310+229$363B
Jun 30 20075,600+290$374B
Jun 30 20085,772+172$380B
Jun 30 2009PEAK5,820+48$401B
Jun 30 20105,666−154$410B
Jun 30 20115,616−50$411B
Jun 30 20125,601−15$424B
Jun 30 20135,548−53$441B
Jun 30 20145,450−98$462B
Jun 30 20155,387−63$503B
Jun 30 20165,287−100$542B
Jun 30 20175,136−151$564B
Jun 30 20184,982−154$586B
Jun 30 20194,816−166$604B
Jun 30 20204,774−42$711B
Jun 30 20214,540−234$808B
Jun 30 20224,334−206$876B
Jun 30 20234,279−55$834B
Jun 30 20244,242−37$831B
Jun 30 20254,257+15$859B
Jun 30 2026NOW4,283+26$877B

Counties that lost the most

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

−70%Gadsden County · 10→3−67%Wakulla County · 9→3−63%DeSoto County · 8→3−62%Hendry County · 13→5−56%Gulf County · 9→4−53%Columbia County · 19→9−50%Okeechobee County · 12→6−50%Franklin County · 10→5

Every county

CountyOffices 2026Peak (year)ChangeDeposits
Miami-Dade County585695 (2014)−16%$211B
Palm Beach County387509 (2009)−24%$66.9B
Broward County368487 (2013)−24%$71.0B
Hillsborough County259322 (2009)−20%$45.1B
Orange County256307 (2009)−17%$43.6B
Pinellas County236342 (2007)−31%$74.0B
Lee County162241 (2009)−33%$21.1B
Duval County155203 (2009)−24%$109B
Sarasota County140203 (2008)−31%$18.3B
Collier County126158 (2015)−20%$19.2B
Manatee County99133 (2008)−26%$10.9B
Volusia County96165 (2008)−42%$12.4B
Seminole County92149 (2009)−38%$11.1B
Brevard County87145 (2008)−40%$11.5B
Pasco County86121 (2009)−29%$9.3B
Polk County79147 (2008)−46%$16.5B
Lake County69109 (2009)−37%$8.5B
Marion County6898 (2007)−31%$7.6B
St. Johns County6168 (2009)−10%$7.5B
Leon County6096 (2008)−38%$7.5B
Okaloosa County5492 (2007)−41%$5.3B
Alachua County5367 (2009)−21%$5.7B
Bay County5168 (2008)−25%$4.7B
Osceola County4970 (2010)−30%$5.5B
Escambia County4783 (2007)−43%$6.3B
Martin County4266 (2002)−36%$7.6B
St. Lucie County4280 (2009)−48%$6.1B
Charlotte County4168 (2008)−40%$5.6B
Indian River County3861 (2008)−38%$5.7B
Walton County3838 (2025)·$3.1B
Sumter County3636 (2026)·$5.1B
Monroe County3554 (2002)−35%$4.4B
Citrus County3249 (2007)−35%$2.9B
Hernando County2843 (1998)−35%$3.1B
Nassau County2424 (2026)·$1.8B
Santa Rosa County2338 (2008)−39%$1.9B
Clay County2033 (2009)−39%$1.8B
Flagler County1826 (2009)−31%$2.6B
Highlands County1833 (2003)−45%$2.1B
Jackson County1218 (2008)−33%$849M
Levy County1117 (1996)−35%$576M
Columbia County919 (2010)−53%$2.2B
Putnam County916 (1994)−44%$948M
Suwannee County89 (2004)−11%$1.0B
Gilchrist County67 (2010)−14%$283M
Okeechobee County612 (2004)−50%$1.0B
Washington County66 (2009)·$366M
Franklin County510 (2003)−50%$322M
Hendry County513 (1998)−62%$686M
Bradford County46 (1994)−33%$376M
Calhoun County47 (2008)−43%$214M
Gulf County49 (2007)−56%$882M
Baker County35 (2008)−40%$329M
DeSoto County38 (2003)−63%$327M
Dixie County35 (2009)−40%$189M
Gadsden County310 (1994)−70%$280M
Hardee County35 (1994)−40%$579M
Madison County36 (1999)−50%$284M
Taylor County35 (1994)−40%$201M
Wakulla County39 (2006)−67%$295M
Holmes County24 (2007)−50%$135M
Jefferson County22 (1994)·$254M
Lafayette County23 (2008)−33%$99.8M
Glades County14 (2009)−75%$54.6M
Hamilton County13 (1994)−67%$87.4M
Liberty County12 (2011)−50%$23.4M
Union County12 (2001)−50%$74.4M

Banks with the most offices in Florida

BankOffices in FL
Wells Fargo Bank, National Association458
Truist Bank441
JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association431
Bank of America, National Association414
Regions Bank270
Fifth Third Bank, National Association218
PNC Bank, National Association196
TD Bank, National Association159
Seacoast National Bank105
SouthState Bank, National Association93
Pinnacle Bank85
Centennial Bank82
First Horizon Bank73
Citibank, National Association56
Capital City Bank53
BankUnited, National Association51
Ameris Bank49
TrustCo Bank49
Bank OZK45
Valley National 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.