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Bank branches in Massachusetts

Massachusetts has 1,859 bank offices, 386 fewer than its peak of 2,245 in 2009 (−17%). Deposits booked in the state: $645 billion.

1,859
offices, 2026
120
banks
−52
gone since 2025
+25
new since 2025
1,1232,2451994: 1,968 offices, $100B1995: 1,929 offices, $102B1996: 1,910 offices, $104B1997: 1,902 offices, $114B1998: 1,957 offices, $118B1999: 1,989 offices, $131B2000: 1,972 offices, $134B2001: 2,007 offices, $137B2002: 2,045 offices, $153B2003: 2,090 offices, $172B2004: 2,115 offices, $173B2005: 2,131 offices, $172B2006: 2,158 offices, $176B2007: 2,177 offices, $181B2008: 2,228 offices, $185B2009: 2,245 offices, $190B2010: 2,217 offices, $205B2011: 2,223 offices, $231B2012: 2,210 offices, $272B2013: 2,218 offices, $288B2014: 2,227 offices, $346B2015: 2,191 offices, $371B2016: 2,192 offices, $356B2017: 2,176 offices, $350B2018: 2,155 offices, $397B2019: 2,138 offices, $408B2020: 2,119 offices, $498B2021: 2,048 offices, $579B2022: 1,962 offices, $580B2023: 1,945 offices, $556B2024: 1,912 offices, $562B2025: 1,886 offices, $603B2026: 1,859 offices, $645Bpeak 2,245 · 2009$645B1995200020052010201520202026
Bank offices reporting on June 30Deposits booked at them (nominal dollars, own scale)
Massachusetts's passbook1994–2026
DateofficesChangeDeposits
Jun 30 19941,968$100B
Jun 30 19951,929−39$102B
Jun 30 20001,972−17$134B
Jun 30 20052,131+16$172B
Jun 30 2009PEAK2,245+17$190B
Jun 30 20102,217−28$205B
Jun 30 20152,191−36$371B
Jun 30 20202,119−19$498B
Jun 30 20251,886−26$603B
Jun 30 2026NOW1,859−27$645B
Open the full passbook — all 33 years ▾
DateofficesChangeDeposits
Jun 30 19941,968$100B
Jun 30 19951,929−39$102B
Jun 30 19961,910−19$104B
Jun 30 19971,902−8$114B
Jun 30 19981,957+55$118B
Jun 30 19991,989+32$131B
Jun 30 20001,972−17$134B
Jun 30 20012,007+35$137B
Jun 30 20022,045+38$153B
Jun 30 20032,090+45$172B
Jun 30 20042,115+25$173B
Jun 30 20052,131+16$172B
Jun 30 20062,158+27$176B
Jun 30 20072,177+19$181B
Jun 30 20082,228+51$185B
Jun 30 2009PEAK2,245+17$190B
Jun 30 20102,217−28$205B
Jun 30 20112,223+6$231B
Jun 30 20122,210−13$272B
Jun 30 20132,218+8$288B
Jun 30 20142,227+9$346B
Jun 30 20152,191−36$371B
Jun 30 20162,192+1$356B
Jun 30 20172,176−16$350B
Jun 30 20182,155−21$397B
Jun 30 20192,138−17$408B
Jun 30 20202,119−19$498B
Jun 30 20212,048−71$579B
Jun 30 20221,962−86$580B
Jun 30 20231,945−17$556B
Jun 30 20241,912−33$562B
Jun 30 20251,886−26$603B
Jun 30 2026NOW1,859−27$645B

Counties that lost the most

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

−32%Dukes County · 19→13−31%Barnstable County · 124→86−29%Franklin County · 21→15−26%Hampden County · 161→119−24%Bristol County · 163→124−24%Berkshire County · 63→48−22%Plymouth County · 162→127−20%Suffolk County · 249→199

Every county

CountyOffices 2026Peak (year)ChangeDeposits
Middlesex County442516 (2014)−14%$83.1B
Norfolk County221254 (2018)−13%$50.8B
Essex County216262 (2009)−18%$31.5B
Suffolk County199249 (2020)−20%$381B
Worcester County192239 (2008)−20%$22.5B
Plymouth County127162 (2009)−22%$18.5B
Bristol County124163 (2007)−24%$16.7B
Hampden County119161 (2011)−26%$14.1B
Barnstable County86124 (2009)−31%$11.8B
Hampshire County4958 (2009)−16%$6.6B
Berkshire County4863 (2008)−24%$4.3B
Franklin County1521 (2010)−29%$1.8B
Dukes County1319 (2004)−32%$1.4B
Nantucket County88 (2014)·$1.3B

Banks with the most offices in Massachusetts

BankOffices in MA
Citizens Bank, National Association179
Bank of America, National Association146
Rockland Trust Company143
Santander Bank, N.A.115
TD Bank, National Association114
Eastern Bank112
JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association94
Beacon Bank and Trust70
Manufacturers and Traders Trust Company62
Salem Five Cents Savings Bank34
Middlesex Savings Bank34
TruNorth Bank28
The Cape Cod Five Cents Savings Bank23
Westfield Bank23
Cambridge Savings Bank21
BayCoast Bank19
Cornerstone Bank17
Country Bank for Savings16
Webster Bank, National Association16
Needham 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.