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Bank branches in Georgia

Georgia has 2,044 bank offices, 829 fewer than its peak of 2,873 in 2008 (−29%). Deposits booked in the state: $366 billion.

2,044
offices, 2026
179
banks
−23
gone since 2025
+45
new since 2025
1,4372,8731994: 2,104 offices, $67.4B1995: 2,074 offices, $72.0B1996: 2,053 offices, $76.7B1997: 2,097 offices, $81.7B1998: 2,195 offices, $85.8B1999: 2,252 offices, $89.6B2000: 2,329 offices, $96.5B2001: 2,349 offices, $102B2002: 2,441 offices, $109B2003: 2,476 offices, $125B2004: 2,596 offices, $132B2005: 2,642 offices, $149B2006: 2,741 offices, $169B2007: 2,813 offices, $178B2008: 2,873 offices, $184B2009: 2,840 offices, $186B2010: 2,758 offices, $181B2011: 2,711 offices, $183B2012: 2,651 offices, $186B2013: 2,576 offices, $188B2014: 2,526 offices, $197B2015: 2,482 offices, $213B2016: 2,439 offices, $225B2017: 2,347 offices, $241B2018: 2,313 offices, $250B2019: 2,252 offices, $256B2020: 2,257 offices, $287B2021: 2,160 offices, $336B2022: 2,065 offices, $352B2023: 2,043 offices, $342B2024: 2,010 offices, $342B2025: 2,023 offices, $354B2026: 2,044 offices, $366Bpeak 2,873 · 2008$366B1995200020052010201520202026
Bank offices reporting on June 30Deposits booked at them (nominal dollars, own scale)
Georgia's passbook1994–2026
DateofficesChangeDeposits
Jun 30 19942,104$67.4B
Jun 30 19952,074−30$72.0B
Jun 30 20002,329+77$96.5B
Jun 30 20052,642+46$149B
Jun 30 2008PEAK2,873+60$184B
Jun 30 20102,758−82$181B
Jun 30 20152,482−44$213B
Jun 30 20202,257+5$287B
Jun 30 20252,023+13$354B
Jun 30 2026NOW2,044+21$366B
Open the full passbook — all 33 years ▾
DateofficesChangeDeposits
Jun 30 19942,104$67.4B
Jun 30 19952,074−30$72.0B
Jun 30 19962,053−21$76.7B
Jun 30 19972,097+44$81.7B
Jun 30 19982,195+98$85.8B
Jun 30 19992,252+57$89.6B
Jun 30 20002,329+77$96.5B
Jun 30 20012,349+20$102B
Jun 30 20022,441+92$109B
Jun 30 20032,476+35$125B
Jun 30 20042,596+120$132B
Jun 30 20052,642+46$149B
Jun 30 20062,741+99$169B
Jun 30 20072,813+72$178B
Jun 30 2008PEAK2,873+60$184B
Jun 30 20092,840−33$186B
Jun 30 20102,758−82$181B
Jun 30 20112,711−47$183B
Jun 30 20122,651−60$186B
Jun 30 20132,576−75$188B
Jun 30 20142,526−50$197B
Jun 30 20152,482−44$213B
Jun 30 20162,439−43$225B
Jun 30 20172,347−92$241B
Jun 30 20182,313−34$250B
Jun 30 20192,252−61$256B
Jun 30 20202,257+5$287B
Jun 30 20212,160−97$336B
Jun 30 20222,065−95$352B
Jun 30 20232,043−22$342B
Jun 30 20242,010−33$342B
Jun 30 20252,023+13$354B
Jun 30 2026NOW2,044+21$366B

Counties that lost the most

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

−94%Chattahoochee County · 18→1−75%Wilcox County · 8→2−71%Towns County · 7→2−67%Ben Hill County · 9→3−67%Banks County · 6→2−67%Dooly County · 6→2−61%Newton County · 23→9−60%Camden County · 15→6

2 counties in Georgia had a bank office at some point since 1994 and have none now: Quitman County, Stewart County.

Every county

CountyOffices 2026Peak (year)ChangeDeposits
Fulton County247321 (2008)−23%$135B
Gwinnett County165216 (2009)−24%$25.0B
Cobb County146196 (2008)−26%$30.7B
DeKalb County112153 (2006)−27%$16.0B
Chatham County65101 (2009)−36%$7.8B
Forsyth County5556 (2016)−2%$7.4B
Cherokee County4361 (2007)−30%$5.7B
Hall County3861 (2008)−38%$5.8B
Henry County3857 (2008)−33%$3.2B
Richmond County3763 (1994)−41%$4.5B
Bibb County3658 (1994)−38%$4.9B
Columbia County3131 (2026)·$3.5B
Lowndes County3140 (2012)−23%$3.3B
Muscogee County3054 (2007)−44%$8.0B
Glynn County2845 (2008)−38%$3.1B
Clarke County2742 (2006)−36%$4.2B
Coweta County2639 (2008)−33%$2.6B
Houston County2632 (2009)−19%$2.5B
Fayette County2447 (2006)−49%$3.8B
Clayton County2341 (2004)−44%$2.0B
Douglas County2134 (2008)−38%$2.4B
Carroll County2037 (2007)−46%$3.2B
Laurens County2021 (2023)−5%$1.6B
Whitfield County2037 (2008)−46%$2.8B
Dougherty County1930 (2002)−37%$2.3B
Barrow County1721 (2007)−19%$1.8B
Paulding County1728 (2008)−39%$1.9B
Troup County1727 (2008)−37%$1.6B
Walton County1720 (2008)−15%$2.1B
Bartow County1628 (2008)−43%$2.2B
Bulloch County1619 (2006)−16%$2.0B
Jackson County1426 (2008)−46%$1.9B
Spalding County1416 (2008)−13%$1.2B
Floyd County1329 (2006)−55%$2.4B
Oconee County1316 (2019)−19%$1.8B
Colquitt County1213 (2022)−8%$1.0B
Toombs County1215 (2009)−20%$1.1B
Habersham County1120 (2006)−45%$1.3B
Rockdale County1124 (2010)−54%$1.8B
Tift County1116 (2000)−31%$1.4B
Bryan County1010 (2026)·$797M
Catoosa County1018 (2007)−44%$1.1B
Coffee County1017 (2002)−41%$1.4B
Decatur County1011 (2006)−9%$730M
Effingham County1011 (2007)−9%$885M
Thomas County1016 (1994)−38%$2.1B
Walker County1016 (2006)−38%$655M
Franklin County913 (1995)−31%$610M
Gordon County916 (2009)−44%$1.1B
Newton County923 (2008)−61%$1.1B
Pickens County911 (2008)−18%$1.2B
Baldwin County812 (2000)−33%$878M
Fannin County810 (2006)−20%$1.4B
Ware County812 (2009)−33%$972M
Dawson County711 (2007)−36%$1.1B
Emanuel County78 (1999)−13%$499M
Haralson County713 (2005)−46%$901M
Jefferson County713 (1995)−46%$471M
Rabun County711 (2007)−36%$712M
Screven County77 (2000)·$385M
Tattnall County710 (1998)−30%$494M
Burke County610 (2001)−40%$397M
Camden County615 (2008)−60%$468M
Chattooga County68 (1994)−25%$444M
Elbert County69 (1998)−33%$601M
Greene County613 (2008)−54%$946M
Lee County611 (2003)−45%$478M
Liberty County612 (2005)−50%$797M
Lumpkin County610 (2002)−40%$697M
McDuffie County611 (2000)−45%$447M
Morgan County68 (2006)−25%$585M
Polk County611 (2007)−45%$521M
Sumter County612 (2002)−50%$973M
Union County66 (2003)·$1.3B
Upson County69 (2002)−33%$496M
White County69 (2009)−33%$851M
Appling County55 (2004)·$550M
Brooks County58 (1994)−38%$299M
Candler County59 (2002)−44%$283M
Crisp County510 (2000)−50%$497M
Evans County58 (1996)−38%$251M
Gilmer County58 (1998)−38%$871M
Grady County510 (2000)−50%$560M
Hart County59 (2003)−44%$566M
Mitchell County59 (2002)−44%$454M
Murray County58 (1995)−38%$476M
Peach County57 (1994)−29%$370M
Seminole County56 (1994)−17%$233M
Stephens County512 (2006)−58%$439M
Wayne County58 (1999)−38%$452M
Worth County55 (2020)·$277M
Berrien County47 (1994)−43%$336M
Cook County47 (2002)−43%$204M
Dade County45 (1994)−20%$242M
Dodge County48 (1994)−50%$331M
Jeff Davis County45 (1998)−20%$283M
Jones County45 (2003)−20%$401M
Madison County410 (2005)−60%$244M
Meriwether County49 (2003)−56%$319M
Monroe County46 (2009)−33%$283M
Pierce County45 (1994)−20%$360M
Pike County47 (2008)−43%$271M
Putnam County46 (2007)−33%$493M
Telfair County48 (2005)−50%$211M
Terrell County44 (1994)·$267M
Washington County48 (1996)−50%$464M
Wilkes County45 (1994)−20%$311M
Atkinson County33 (1994)·$120M
Bacon County35 (2003)−40%$417M
Ben Hill County39 (1994)−67%$834M
Bleckley County33 (2000)·$287M
Harris County35 (1998)−40%$297M
Irwin County34 (1994)−25%$135M
Jenkins County33 (2018)·$116M
McIntosh County34 (2007)−25%$166M
Miller County34 (1994)−25%$225M
Pulaski County33 (1994)·$175M
Randolph County33 (1994)·$143M
Taylor County33 (2003)·$122M
Banks County26 (2006)−67%$140M
Brantley County23 (2002)−33%$106M
Butts County25 (2000)−60%$455M
Calhoun County24 (1995)−50%$133M
Charlton County23 (2003)−33%$166M
Clay County22 (2004)·$28.8M
Clinch County22 (2001)·$182M
Dooly County26 (1997)−67%$95.8M
Early County24 (1994)−50%$205M
Jasper County22 (1994)·$244M
Johnson County22 (1994)·$133M
Lamar County24 (1995)−50%$280M
Lincoln County22 (1997)·$147M
Long County22 (2001)·$89.0M
Macon County25 (1994)−60%$115M
Marion County22 (2007)·$109M
Montgomery County24 (1994)−50%$106M
Oglethorpe County23 (2000)−33%$171M
Schley County22 (2014)·$109M
Talbot County23 (2016)−33%$67.6M
Towns County27 (1998)−71%$474M
Turner County24 (1994)−50%$146M
Wilcox County28 (2007)−75%$126M
Wilkinson County23 (1994)−33%$121M
Baker County11 (1994)·$33.1M
Chattahoochee County118 (1994)−94%$46.1M
Crawford County12 (1998)−50%$30.1M
Glascock County11 (1994)·$11.3M
Hancock County12 (1994)−50%$71.4M
Heard County13 (1994)−67%$137M
Lanier County11 (1994)·$141M
Taliaferro County11 (1994)·$31.1M
Treutlen County12 (2001)−50%$115M
Twiggs County12 (2021)−50%$27.9M
Warren County12 (2000)−50%$46.3M
Webster County11 (1994)·$48.1M
Wheeler County12 (1994)−50%$59.0M
Quitman County01 (1999)−100%$0
Stewart County02 (1994)−100%$0

Banks with the most offices in Georgia

BankOffices in GA
Truist Bank203
Wells Fargo Bank, National Association179
Bank of America, National Association130
JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association118
Regions Bank117
Pinnacle Bank102
Ameris Bank102
Renasant Bank71
Bank OZK70
United Community Bank62
PNC Bank, National Association60
SouthState Bank, National Association44
Fifth Third Bank, National Association44
The Huntington National Bank38
Vallant Bank36
Colony Bank31
First-Citizens Bank & Trust Company26
Queensborough National Bank & Trust Company25
United Bank17
United 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.