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Bank branches in Illinois

Illinois has 3,597 bank offices, 1,449 fewer than its peak of 5,046 in 2008 (−29%). Deposits booked in the state: $736 billion.

3,597
offices, 2026
383
banks
−54
gone since 2025
+36
new since 2025
2,5235,0461994: 3,363 offices, $187B1995: 3,439 offices, $189B1996: 3,545 offices, $197B1997: 3,675 offices, $210B1998: 3,799 offices, $212B1999: 3,883 offices, $220B2000: 3,978 offices, $239B2001: 4,056 offices, $252B2002: 4,103 offices, $266B2003: 4,166 offices, $282B2004: 4,393 offices, $282B2005: 4,646 offices, $304B2006: 4,831 offices, $330B2007: 4,952 offices, $339B2008: 5,046 offices, $345B2009: 4,989 offices, $361B2010: 4,942 offices, $362B2011: 4,926 offices, $371B2012: 4,887 offices, $393B2013: 4,822 offices, $408B2014: 4,697 offices, $436B2015: 4,629 offices, $465B2016: 4,503 offices, $473B2017: 4,385 offices, $479B2018: 4,306 offices, $483B2019: 4,217 offices, $500B2020: 4,086 offices, $611B2021: 3,917 offices, $661B2022: 3,786 offices, $697B2023: 3,715 offices, $667B2024: 3,657 offices, $687B2025: 3,619 offices, $704B2026: 3,597 offices, $736Bpeak 5,046 · 2008$736B1995200020052010201520202026
Bank offices reporting on June 30Deposits booked at them (nominal dollars, own scale)
Illinois's passbook1994–2026
DateofficesChangeDeposits
Jun 30 19943,363$187B
Jun 30 19953,439+76$189B
Jun 30 20003,978+95$239B
Jun 30 20054,646+253$304B
Jun 30 2008PEAK5,046+94$345B
Jun 30 20104,942−47$362B
Jun 30 20154,629−68$465B
Jun 30 20204,086−131$611B
Jun 30 20253,619−38$704B
Jun 30 2026NOW3,597−22$736B
Open the full passbook — all 33 years ▾
DateofficesChangeDeposits
Jun 30 19943,363$187B
Jun 30 19953,439+76$189B
Jun 30 19963,545+106$197B
Jun 30 19973,675+130$210B
Jun 30 19983,799+124$212B
Jun 30 19993,883+84$220B
Jun 30 20003,978+95$239B
Jun 30 20014,056+78$252B
Jun 30 20024,103+47$266B
Jun 30 20034,166+63$282B
Jun 30 20044,393+227$282B
Jun 30 20054,646+253$304B
Jun 30 20064,831+185$330B
Jun 30 20074,952+121$339B
Jun 30 2008PEAK5,046+94$345B
Jun 30 20094,989−57$361B
Jun 30 20104,942−47$362B
Jun 30 20114,926−16$371B
Jun 30 20124,887−39$393B
Jun 30 20134,822−65$408B
Jun 30 20144,697−125$436B
Jun 30 20154,629−68$465B
Jun 30 20164,503−126$473B
Jun 30 20174,385−118$479B
Jun 30 20184,306−79$483B
Jun 30 20194,217−89$500B
Jun 30 20204,086−131$611B
Jun 30 20213,917−169$661B
Jun 30 20223,786−131$697B
Jun 30 20233,715−71$667B
Jun 30 20243,657−58$687B
Jun 30 20253,619−38$704B
Jun 30 2026NOW3,597−22$736B

Counties that lost the most

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

−50%Warren County · 12→6−50%De Witt County · 10→5−50%Wabash County · 8→4−49%Kendall County · 51→26−47%Boone County · 17→9−45%Richland County · 11→6−44%Menard County · 9→5−43%Peoria County · 81→46

Every county

CountyOffices 2026Peak (year)ChangeDeposits
Cook County1,1201,697 (2008)−34%$466B
DuPage County250405 (2008)−38%$55.0B
Will County158236 (2008)−33%$23.4B
Lake County150249 (2008)−40%$31.0B
Kane County113182 (2007)−38%$15.5B
McHenry County78130 (2009)−40%$9.8B
Madison County77101 (2008)−24%$6.7B
Sangamon County7588 (2011)−15%$9.4B
Champaign County7189 (2010)−20%$7.6B
St. Clair County6899 (2009)−31%$5.9B
Winnebago County6290 (2010)−31%$8.2B
LaSalle County5164 (2005)−20%$4.1B
McLean County4669 (2008)−33%$4.6B
Peoria County4681 (2006)−43%$4.5B
Rock Island County4459 (2008)−25%$2.9B
Williamson County4143 (2020)−5%$1.9B
Tazewell County4055 (2007)−27%$3.9B
DeKalb County3745 (2013)−18%$3.0B
Macon County3447 (2002)−28%$2.3B
Adams County3343 (2005)−23%$2.3B
Kankakee County3343 (2008)−23%$2.8B
Whiteside County2831 (2014)−10%$2.0B
Kendall County2651 (2009)−49%$2.8B
Henry County2532 (2007)−22%$1.9B
Livingston County2529 (2007)−14%$1.4B
Vermilion County2539 (1997)−36%$1.5B
Clinton County2323 (2016)·$1.6B
Iroquois County2329 (2002)−21%$1.1B
Macoupin County2332 (1999)−28%$1.2B
Fulton County2223 (1994)−4%$1.0B
Effingham County2122 (2020)−5%$2.6B
Montgomery County2125 (2000)−16%$1.2B
Randolph County2122 (2000)−5%$1.1B
Jackson County2027 (2010)−26%$1.2B
Monroe County2024 (2008)−17%$1.2B
Coles County1930 (2000)−37%$2.5B
Grundy County1926 (2007)−27%$1.7B
Ogle County1927 (1998)−30%$1.4B
Bureau County1827 (1995)−33%$1.3B
Christian County1823 (1999)−22%$979M
Knox County1823 (2008)−22%$2.2B
Morgan County1825 (2011)−28%$1.0B
Woodford County1822 (2008)−18%$972M
Franklin County1720 (2015)−15%$826M
Marion County1724 (2001)−29%$1.1B
Stephenson County1725 (2009)−32%$1.6B
Douglas County1618 (1998)−11%$734M
Logan County1622 (1996)−27%$649M
McDonough County1621 (2012)−24%$895M
Shelby County1618 (1998)−11%$673M
Jefferson County1520 (2008)−25%$1.1B
Lee County1521 (2007)−29%$843M
Saline County1520 (1996)−25%$920M
Hancock County1417 (1994)−18%$760M
Carroll County1313 (1994)·$618M
Fayette County1313 (2025)·$611M
Pike County1316 (1998)−19%$662M
Washington County1313 (1999)·$583M
Jo Daviess County1118 (2001)−39%$891M
Crawford County1015 (2008)−33%$663M
Edgar County1012 (1998)−17%$660M
Mercer County1012 (1995)−17%$414M
Piatt County1012 (1994)−17%$643M
Boone County917 (2008)−47%$835M
Cass County910 (2001)−10%$491M
Clark County913 (2007)−31%$556M
Clay County913 (2018)−31%$440M
Ford County913 (1996)−31%$534M
Lawrence County912 (2004)−25%$321M
Mason County910 (2001)−10%$456M
White County912 (1994)−25%$502M
Marshall County810 (2000)−20%$370M
Moultrie County812 (2001)−33%$369M
Bond County79 (1996)−22%$447M
Jersey County710 (2003)−30%$650M
Perry County79 (1995)−22%$523M
Union County79 (1999)−22%$402M
Greene County69 (2001)−33%$429M
Jasper County67 (2025)−14%$463M
Richland County611 (2002)−45%$644M
Warren County612 (1997)−50%$639M
Wayne County67 (1997)−14%$584M
Brown County57 (2002)−29%$227M
Calhoun County56 (2000)−17%$163M
Cumberland County56 (2002)−17%$359M
De Witt County510 (1997)−50%$553M
Henderson County56 (2000)−17%$247M
Johnson County56 (2005)−17%$300M
Menard County59 (2011)−44%$360M
Pulaski County56 (2009)−17%$81.9M
Hamilton County44 (1994)·$531M
Massac County46 (2006)−33%$439M
Schuyler County44 (1995)·$220M
Scott County44 (1995)·$168M
Stark County46 (1996)−33%$321M
Wabash County48 (1994)−50%$462M
Gallatin County35 (1997)−40%$187M
Putnam County33 (1994)·$195M
Alexander County23 (1994)−33%$92.0M
Edwards County23 (1994)−33%$187M
Hardin County23 (1994)−33%$74.7M
Pope County12 (2006)−50%$47.3M

Banks with the most offices in Illinois

BankOffices in IL
JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association264
BMO Bank National Association179
Fifth Third Bank, National Association161
U.S. Bank National Association153
PNC Bank, National Association148
The Huntington National Bank126
Bank of America, National Association121
Old National Bank84
Heartland Bank and Trust Company80
Citibank, National Association57
Old Second National Bank57
First Mid Bank & Trust, National Association52
Busey Bank50
First American Bank49
Morton Community Bank48
Byline Bank47
Midland States Bank46
United Community Bank44
Regions Bank40
Woodforest National Bank38

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.