Bank BranchesEvery insured bank office · FDIC · 1994–2026

Bank Branches › Minnesota

Bank branches in Minnesota

Minnesota has 1,581 bank offices, 285 fewer than its peak of 1,866 in 2009 (−15%). Deposits booked in the state: $320 billion.

1,581
offices, 2026
279
banks
−22
gone since 2025
+17
new since 2025
9331,8661994: 1,437 offices, $49.8B1995: 1,459 offices, $50.0B1996: 1,475 offices, $52.9B1997: 1,500 offices, $57.5B1998: 1,508 offices, $60.3B1999: 1,557 offices, $66.9B2000: 1,577 offices, $70.6B2001: 1,638 offices, $75.7B2002: 1,668 offices, $77.7B2003: 1,682 offices, $97.4B2004: 1,715 offices, $94.4B2005: 1,763 offices, $96.1B2006: 1,808 offices, $97.1B2007: 1,842 offices, $106B2008: 1,861 offices, $101B2009: 1,866 offices, $115B2010: 1,842 offices, $130B2011: 1,821 offices, $150B2012: 1,801 offices, $201B2013: 1,776 offices, $212B2014: 1,752 offices, $255B2015: 1,745 offices, $213B2016: 1,738 offices, $222B2017: 1,701 offices, $234B2018: 1,682 offices, $231B2019: 1,670 offices, $237B2020: 1,654 offices, $273B2021: 1,621 offices, $283B2022: 1,623 offices, $296B2023: 1,616 offices, $299B2024: 1,598 offices, $311B2025: 1,587 offices, $297B2026: 1,581 offices, $320Bpeak 1,866 · 2009$320B1995200020052010201520202026
Bank offices reporting on June 30Deposits booked at them (nominal dollars, own scale)
Minnesota's passbook1994–2026
DateofficesChangeDeposits
Jun 30 19941,437$49.8B
Jun 30 19951,459+22$50.0B
Jun 30 20001,577+20$70.6B
Jun 30 20051,763+48$96.1B
Jun 30 2009PEAK1,866+5$115B
Jun 30 20101,842−24$130B
Jun 30 20151,745−7$213B
Jun 30 20201,654−16$273B
Jun 30 20251,587−11$297B
Jun 30 2026NOW1,581−6$320B
Open the full passbook — all 33 years ▾
DateofficesChangeDeposits
Jun 30 19941,437$49.8B
Jun 30 19951,459+22$50.0B
Jun 30 19961,475+16$52.9B
Jun 30 19971,500+25$57.5B
Jun 30 19981,508+8$60.3B
Jun 30 19991,557+49$66.9B
Jun 30 20001,577+20$70.6B
Jun 30 20011,638+61$75.7B
Jun 30 20021,668+30$77.7B
Jun 30 20031,682+14$97.4B
Jun 30 20041,715+33$94.4B
Jun 30 20051,763+48$96.1B
Jun 30 20061,808+45$97.1B
Jun 30 20071,842+34$106B
Jun 30 20081,861+19$101B
Jun 30 2009PEAK1,866+5$115B
Jun 30 20101,842−24$130B
Jun 30 20111,821−21$150B
Jun 30 20121,801−20$201B
Jun 30 20131,776−25$212B
Jun 30 20141,752−24$255B
Jun 30 20151,745−7$213B
Jun 30 20161,738−7$222B
Jun 30 20171,701−37$234B
Jun 30 20181,682−19$231B
Jun 30 20191,670−12$237B
Jun 30 20201,654−16$273B
Jun 30 20211,621−33$283B
Jun 30 20221,623+2$296B
Jun 30 20231,616−7$299B
Jun 30 20241,598−18$311B
Jun 30 20251,587−11$297B
Jun 30 2026NOW1,581−6$320B

Counties that lost the most

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

−50%Chisago County · 18→9−44%Faribault County · 16→9−42%Nicollet County · 12→7−41%Cass County · 17→10−40%Lake County · 5→3−40%Traverse County · 5→3−38%Lac qui Parle County · 8→5−38%Pipestone County · 8→5

Every county

CountyOffices 2026Peak (year)ChangeDeposits
Hennepin County258293 (2008)−12%$144B
Ramsey County93110 (2008)−15%$69.6B
Dakota County86113 (2009)−24%$9.9B
Washington County6383 (2007)−24%$7.1B
St. Louis County6180 (2005)−24%$5.1B
Anoka County5369 (2009)−23%$6.2B
Stearns County4858 (2008)−17%$7.1B
Olmsted County4554 (2008)−17%$5.5B
Carver County3636 (2011)·$2.9B
Wright County3342 (2009)−21%$3.0B
Crow Wing County3239 (2008)−18%$2.1B
Scott County2934 (2006)−15%$2.8B
Blue Earth County2732 (2010)−16%$2.7B
Otter Tail County2730 (2009)−10%$2.0B
Douglas County2020 (2015)·$1.7B
Kandiyohi County2022 (2009)−9%$1.7B
Clay County1921 (1999)−10%$1.7B
Goodhue County1923 (2008)−17%$1.4B
McLeod County1819 (1998)−5%$1.4B
Sherburne County1819 (2007)−5%$1.6B
Rice County1723 (2008)−26%$1.8B
Itasca County1624 (2010)−33%$1.0B
Beltrami County1521 (2007)−29%$1.9B
Fillmore County1518 (1998)−17%$806M
Freeborn County1521 (1999)−29%$779M
Martin County1515 (1994)·$1.0B
Mower County1521 (2003)−29%$830M
Winona County1519 (2009)−21%$1.5B
Nobles County1416 (1994)−13%$797M
Polk County1416 (1997)−13%$996M
Steele County1417 (1994)−18%$974M
Becker County1313 (2005)·$1.5B
Redwood County1314 (1994)−7%$839M
Benton County1212 (2008)·$724M
Lyon County1216 (1999)−25%$1.2B
Pine County1212 (1999)·$490M
Renville County1215 (2001)−20%$466M
Brown County1117 (2006)−35%$972M
Le Sueur County1111 (1994)·$810M
Morrison County1115 (2007)−27%$777M
Sibley County1112 (2000)−8%$404M
Carlton County1013 (2006)−23%$470M
Cass County1017 (2007)−41%$656M
Meeker County1011 (2008)−9%$619M
Todd County1011 (1994)−9%$435M
Chisago County918 (2009)−50%$781M
Faribault County916 (1994)−44%$702M
Houston County911 (2009)−18%$558M
Isanti County911 (2007)−18%$589M
Marshall County910 (1997)−10%$416M
Wabasha County911 (1999)−18%$886M
Grant County88 (1994)·$199M
Jackson County89 (1994)−11%$308M
Mille Lacs County810 (2000)−20%$772M
Swift County810 (2000)−20%$320M
Watonwan County811 (2000)−27%$558M
Chippewa County79 (1994)−22%$524M
Cottonwood County77 (2002)·$448M
Dodge County710 (2000)−30%$348M
Murray County78 (2001)−13%$404M
Nicollet County712 (2001)−42%$774M
Norman County78 (1994)−13%$230M
Pope County78 (1994)−13%$522M
Waseca County79 (2004)−22%$499M
Yellow Medicine County710 (1994)−30%$644M
Aitkin County66 (2001)·$257M
Hubbard County66 (1994)·$557M
Rock County69 (1994)−33%$413M
Roseau County68 (1995)−25%$591M
Wadena County67 (2003)−14%$357M
Big Stone County56 (1994)−17%$266M
Kittson County57 (1994)−29%$219M
Koochiching County57 (1994)−29%$261M
Lac qui Parle County58 (1994)−38%$187M
Pennington County57 (1994)−29%$722M
Pipestone County58 (1997)−38%$577M
Stevens County58 (1994)−38%$393M
Clearwater County45 (2000)−20%$230M
Lincoln County44 (1994)·$135M
Red Lake County45 (1994)−20%$194M
Wilkin County46 (1994)−33%$142M
Cook County33 (1995)·$136M
Kanabec County34 (1994)−25%$354M
Lake County35 (1997)−40%$190M
Traverse County35 (1994)−40%$143M
Lake of the Woods County23 (1998)−33%$129M
Mahnomen County13 (1994)−67%$98.4M

Banks with the most offices in Minnesota

BankOffices in MN
Wells Fargo Bank, National Association123
U.S. Bank National Association105
Old National Bank77
The Huntington National Bank61
JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association45
BMO Bank National Association36
Frandsen Bank & Trust34
Minnwest Bank30
Security Bank & Trust Company26
Associated Bank, National Association24
Bank of America, National Association23
Merchants Bank, National Association20
Park State Bank18
Bell Bank17
National Bank of Commerce17
MidCountry Bank16
Alerus Financial, National Association16
CorTrust Bank National Association15
Nicolet National Bank14
Deerwood Bank14

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.