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Bank branches in Iowa

Iowa has 1,410 bank offices, 229 fewer than its peak of 1,639 in 2008 (−14%). Deposits booked in the state: $132 billion.

1,410
offices, 2026
261
banks
−17
gone since 2025
+12
new since 2025
8201,6391994: 1,391 offices, $35.8B1995: 1,397 offices, $36.7B1996: 1,404 offices, $38.0B1997: 1,444 offices, $39.7B1998: 1,469 offices, $41.6B1999: 1,499 offices, $41.7B2000: 1,486 offices, $42.5B2001: 1,489 offices, $45.5B2002: 1,496 offices, $47.5B2003: 1,519 offices, $52.1B2004: 1,541 offices, $51.2B2005: 1,577 offices, $51.0B2006: 1,598 offices, $54.0B2007: 1,630 offices, $56.6B2008: 1,639 offices, $60.1B2009: 1,638 offices, $64.4B2010: 1,621 offices, $66.5B2011: 1,613 offices, $70.0B2012: 1,599 offices, $72.8B2013: 1,591 offices, $73.9B2014: 1,583 offices, $75.7B2015: 1,562 offices, $78.3B2016: 1,549 offices, $80.5B2017: 1,538 offices, $83.9B2018: 1,519 offices, $86.7B2019: 1,509 offices, $90.0B2020: 1,493 offices, $101B2021: 1,462 offices, $113B2022: 1,453 offices, $121B2023: 1,446 offices, $121B2024: 1,429 offices, $125B2025: 1,415 offices, $126B2026: 1,410 offices, $132Bpeak 1,639 · 2008$132B1995200020052010201520202026
Bank offices reporting on June 30Deposits booked at them (nominal dollars, own scale)
Iowa's passbook1994–2026
DateofficesChangeDeposits
Jun 30 19941,391$35.8B
Jun 30 19951,397+6$36.7B
Jun 30 20001,486−13$42.5B
Jun 30 20051,577+36$51.0B
Jun 30 2008PEAK1,639+9$60.1B
Jun 30 20101,621−17$66.5B
Jun 30 20151,562−21$78.3B
Jun 30 20201,493−16$101B
Jun 30 20251,415−14$126B
Jun 30 2026NOW1,410−5$132B
Open the full passbook — all 33 years ▾
DateofficesChangeDeposits
Jun 30 19941,391$35.8B
Jun 30 19951,397+6$36.7B
Jun 30 19961,404+7$38.0B
Jun 30 19971,444+40$39.7B
Jun 30 19981,469+25$41.6B
Jun 30 19991,499+30$41.7B
Jun 30 20001,486−13$42.5B
Jun 30 20011,489+3$45.5B
Jun 30 20021,496+7$47.5B
Jun 30 20031,519+23$52.1B
Jun 30 20041,541+22$51.2B
Jun 30 20051,577+36$51.0B
Jun 30 20061,598+21$54.0B
Jun 30 20071,630+32$56.6B
Jun 30 2008PEAK1,639+9$60.1B
Jun 30 20091,638−1$64.4B
Jun 30 20101,621−17$66.5B
Jun 30 20111,613−8$70.0B
Jun 30 20121,599−14$72.8B
Jun 30 20131,591−8$73.9B
Jun 30 20141,583−8$75.7B
Jun 30 20151,562−21$78.3B
Jun 30 20161,549−13$80.5B
Jun 30 20171,538−11$83.9B
Jun 30 20181,519−19$86.7B
Jun 30 20191,509−10$90.0B
Jun 30 20201,493−16$101B
Jun 30 20211,462−31$113B
Jun 30 20221,453−9$121B
Jun 30 20231,446−7$121B
Jun 30 20241,429−17$125B
Jun 30 20251,415−14$126B
Jun 30 2026NOW1,410−5$132B

Counties that lost the most

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

−50%Hancock County · 12→6−50%Humboldt County · 10→5−50%Palo Alto County · 10→5−50%Lucas County · 6→3−47%Wapello County · 15→8−46%Franklin County · 13→7−44%Worth County · 9→5−43%Benton County · 21→12

Every county

CountyOffices 2026Peak (year)ChangeDeposits
Polk County132166 (2009)−20%$32.2B
Linn County7083 (2007)−16%$7.2B
Scott County4858 (2011)−17%$5.3B
Woodbury County4450 (2019)−12%$3.4B
Dallas County4343 (2025)·$2.6B
Johnson County3948 (2012)−19%$4.9B
Story County3744 (2008)−16%$3.1B
Black Hawk County3245 (2010)−29%$2.7B
Dubuque County3244 (2008)−27%$3.6B
Pottawattamie County2937 (2013)−22%$2.5B
Lee County2227 (2007)−19%$1.4B
Sioux County2125 (2006)−16%$2.9B
Des Moines County2024 (2009)−17%$1.5B
Clinton County1927 (1994)−30%$1.4B
Kossuth County1919 (2025)·$952M
Carroll County1723 (2007)−26%$1.4B
Cerro Gordo County1729 (1999)−41%$1.8B
Marion County1717 (1998)·$1.2B
Dickinson County1618 (2007)−11%$1.3B
Marshall County1622 (2006)−27%$1.4B
Warren County1617 (2005)−6%$1.4B
Muscatine County1517 (2005)−12%$1.3B
Plymouth County1517 (2012)−12%$1.4B
Bremer County1417 (2015)−18%$1.0B
Buena Vista County1420 (2007)−30%$969M
Clayton County1416 (1996)−13%$1.9B
Fayette County1418 (1999)−22%$571M
Hardin County1416 (1997)−13%$1.2B
Harrison County1414 (2012)·$473M
Winneshiek County1416 (2008)−13%$1.3B
Jasper County1319 (1994)−32%$892M
O'Brien County1317 (1998)−24%$1.0B
Sac County1316 (2004)−19%$551M
Webster County1318 (2001)−28%$980M
Benton County1221 (1996)−43%$793M
Buchanan County1214 (2016)−14%$726M
Cass County1212 (2018)·$1.5B
Crawford County1214 (2003)−14%$751M
Jackson County1214 (2003)−14%$715M
Page County1213 (2008)−8%$674M
Tama County1213 (1994)−8%$416M
Washington County1215 (1999)−20%$992M
Boone County1112 (1999)−8%$722M
Calhoun County1111 (2025)·$461M
Clay County1113 (1999)−15%$1.2B
Delaware County1112 (2000)−8%$918M
Jones County1114 (2002)−21%$731M
Lyon County1111 (1997)·$759M
Monona County1112 (2004)−8%$402M
Allamakee County1010 (2023)·$858M
Chickasaw County1011 (1999)−9%$757M
Grundy County1011 (2008)−9%$947M
Poweshiek County1011 (1998)−9%$580M
Shelby County1013 (2005)−23%$597M
Butler County913 (1994)−31%$639M
Cedar County913 (1999)−31%$444M
Guthrie County910 (1998)−10%$567M
Henry County915 (2002)−40%$513M
Ida County99 (2010)·$606M
Iowa County910 (2008)−10%$399M
Keokuk County911 (1994)−18%$380M
Pocahontas County912 (2002)−25%$349M
Van Buren County99 (2007)·$221M
Wright County913 (1994)−31%$588M
Adair County89 (2009)−11%$307M
Cherokee County812 (1994)−33%$487M
Greene County810 (2020)−20%$644M
Hamilton County811 (1994)−27%$661M
Madison County88 (1994)·$466M
Mahaska County812 (1994)−33%$589M
Union County89 (2008)−11%$523M
Wapello County815 (2002)−47%$585M
Franklin County713 (2000)−46%$488M
Fremont County79 (1994)−22%$233M
Jefferson County711 (2016)−36%$665M
Louisa County77 (1994)·$274M
Mills County79 (1994)−22%$631M
Mitchell County78 (1994)−13%$715M
Winnebago County710 (1994)−30%$645M
Appanoose County67 (1994)−14%$265M
Emmet County69 (1997)−33%$346M
Floyd County68 (2000)−25%$600M
Hancock County612 (2000)−50%$381M
Montgomery County610 (1997)−40%$375M
Taylor County66 (2004)·$230M
Clarke County56 (1994)−17%$312M
Decatur County57 (2013)−29%$198M
Howard County57 (1997)−29%$594M
Humboldt County510 (1994)−50%$371M
Monroe County55 (1994)·$275M
Osceola County56 (1994)−17%$237M
Palo Alto County510 (2006)−50%$318M
Wayne County57 (1994)−29%$196M
Worth County59 (1997)−44%$223M
Audubon County45 (1994)−20%$268M
Ringgold County46 (1998)−33%$141M
Adams County35 (1994)−40%$136M
Davis County34 (1994)−25%$283M
Lucas County36 (1994)−50%$175M

Banks with the most offices in Iowa

BankOffices in IA
U.S. Bank National Association55
First Interstate Bank45
Wells Fargo Bank, National Association39
United Bank of Iowa38
Nicolet National Bank36
Fidelity Bank & Trust33
Bank Iowa25
BMO Bank National Association21
Northwest Bank20
Hills Bank and Trust Company20
Great Southern Bank18
Pilot Grove Savings Bank17
Central Bank17
Bankers Trust Company16
Lincoln Savings Bank16
Iowa State Bank14
Availa Bank14
First Mid Bank & Trust, National Association14
CBI Bank & Trust13
BankIowa13

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.