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Bank branches in Missouri

Missouri has 2,090 bank offices, 357 fewer than its peak of 2,447 in 2009 (−15%). Deposits booked in the state: $280 billion.

2,090
offices, 2026
253
banks
−28
gone since 2025
+23
new since 2025
1,2242,4471994: 1,848 offices, $65.7B1995: 1,848 offices, $66.8B1996: 1,877 offices, $70.1B1997: 1,928 offices, $73.1B1998: 2,004 offices, $72.9B1999: 2,066 offices, $74.3B2000: 2,096 offices, $75.4B2001: 2,149 offices, $77.7B2002: 2,170 offices, $81.8B2003: 2,153 offices, $91.6B2004: 2,189 offices, $87.1B2005: 2,225 offices, $92.8B2006: 2,309 offices, $98.1B2007: 2,376 offices, $103B2008: 2,427 offices, $111B2009: 2,447 offices, $124B2010: 2,436 offices, $129B2011: 2,436 offices, $132B2012: 2,423 offices, $142B2013: 2,394 offices, $151B2014: 2,373 offices, $158B2015: 2,354 offices, $157B2016: 2,345 offices, $166B2017: 2,306 offices, $178B2018: 2,292 offices, $163B2019: 2,279 offices, $170B2020: 2,236 offices, $204B2021: 2,171 offices, $230B2022: 2,133 offices, $244B2023: 2,127 offices, $250B2024: 2,119 offices, $252B2025: 2,098 offices, $269B2026: 2,090 offices, $280Bpeak 2,447 · 2009$280B1995200020052010201520202026
Bank offices reporting on June 30Deposits booked at them (nominal dollars, own scale)
Missouri's passbook1994–2026
DateofficesChangeDeposits
Jun 30 19941,848$65.7B
Jun 30 19951,848·$66.8B
Jun 30 20002,096+30$75.4B
Jun 30 20052,225+36$92.8B
Jun 30 2009PEAK2,447+20$124B
Jun 30 20102,436−11$129B
Jun 30 20152,354−19$157B
Jun 30 20202,236−43$204B
Jun 30 20252,098−21$269B
Jun 30 2026NOW2,090−8$280B
Open the full passbook — all 33 years ▾
DateofficesChangeDeposits
Jun 30 19941,848$65.7B
Jun 30 19951,848·$66.8B
Jun 30 19961,877+29$70.1B
Jun 30 19971,928+51$73.1B
Jun 30 19982,004+76$72.9B
Jun 30 19992,066+62$74.3B
Jun 30 20002,096+30$75.4B
Jun 30 20012,149+53$77.7B
Jun 30 20022,170+21$81.8B
Jun 30 20032,153−17$91.6B
Jun 30 20042,189+36$87.1B
Jun 30 20052,225+36$92.8B
Jun 30 20062,309+84$98.1B
Jun 30 20072,376+67$103B
Jun 30 20082,427+51$111B
Jun 30 2009PEAK2,447+20$124B
Jun 30 20102,436−11$129B
Jun 30 20112,436·$132B
Jun 30 20122,423−13$142B
Jun 30 20132,394−29$151B
Jun 30 20142,373−21$158B
Jun 30 20152,354−19$157B
Jun 30 20162,345−9$166B
Jun 30 20172,306−39$178B
Jun 30 20182,292−14$163B
Jun 30 20192,279−13$170B
Jun 30 20202,236−43$204B
Jun 30 20212,171−65$230B
Jun 30 20222,133−38$244B
Jun 30 20232,127−6$250B
Jun 30 20242,119−8$252B
Jun 30 20252,098−21$269B
Jun 30 2026NOW2,090−8$280B

Counties that lost the most

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

−60%Nodaway County · 15→6−57%Reynolds County · 7→3−53%Henry County · 19→9−50%Johnson County · 22→11−50%Hickory County · 6→3−47%Miller County · 15→8−46%DeKalb County · 13→7−45%Harrison County · 11→6

Every county

CountyOffices 2026Peak (year)ChangeDeposits
St. Louis County303339 (2016)−11%$48.5B
Jackson County170213 (2008)−20%$54.3B
Greene County121127 (2009)−5%$14.0B
St. Charles County107115 (2019)−7%$10.0B
Clay County6579 (2011)−18%$5.9B
St. Louis city65103 (2012)−37%$54.9B
Boone County5979 (2010)−25%$5.8B
Jasper County4460 (2007)−27%$2.9B
Jefferson County4447 (2011)−6%$3.9B
Franklin County4148 (2010)−15%$3.9B
Cape Girardeau County3640 (2014)−10%$3.5B
Platte County3146 (2010)−33%$2.4B
Cass County3038 (2008)−21%$2.0B
Christian County2937 (2016)−22%$1.9B
Cole County2930 (2021)−3%$5.9B
Buchanan County2536 (2003)−31%$2.4B
Newton County2527 (2023)−7%$1.6B
St. Francois County2425 (2007)−4%$1.7B
Taney County2335 (2011)−34%$1.5B
Camden County2227 (2016)−19%$3.8B
Stoddard County2025 (2007)−20%$1.1B
Barry County1927 (2007)−30%$1.2B
Butler County1924 (2016)−21%$1.7B
Howell County1819 (1999)−5%$1.4B
Phelps County1820 (2012)−10%$1.4B
Lafayette County1720 (1994)−15%$949M
Marion County1723 (2006)−26%$939M
Lincoln County1616 (2008)·$1.7B
Pettis County1520 (1994)−25%$1.3B
Pulaski County1520 (2011)−25%$696M
Saline County1516 (2013)−6%$733M
Cooper County1416 (2001)−13%$515M
Stone County1417 (2006)−18%$705M
Wright County1414 (2024)·$574M
Scott County1318 (2005)−28%$1.1B
Callaway County1217 (2011)−29%$730M
Dunklin County1219 (1997)−37%$754M
Randolph County1213 (1996)−8%$514M
Warren County1213 (2009)−8%$856M
Clinton County1113 (2002)−15%$526M
Johnson County1122 (2001)−50%$1.1B
Lawrence County1115 (1998)−27%$826M
Linn County1112 (1999)−8%$592M
Texas County1111 (2007)·$539M
Webster County1115 (2000)−27%$637M
Adair County1010 (2006)·$824M
Livingston County1010 (1994)·$541M
New Madrid County1013 (1998)−23%$436M
Perry County1012 (1999)−17%$934M
Polk County1016 (2010)−38%$837M
Bates County913 (2009)−31%$402M
Carroll County910 (1994)−10%$494M
Crawford County99 (2022)·$485M
Henry County919 (2001)−53%$804M
Laclede County913 (1998)−31%$1.0B
Lewis County99 (2017)·$363M
McDonald County913 (2016)−31%$327M
Macon County911 (2005)−18%$606M
Moniteau County910 (1994)−10%$481M
Montgomery County911 (2005)−18%$365M
Morgan County912 (2014)−25%$520M
Osage County910 (2020)−10%$573M
Pike County911 (2022)−18%$475M
Audrain County814 (1994)−43%$503M
Miller County815 (2006)−47%$409M
Ray County811 (2001)−27%$330M
Cedar County79 (1999)−22%$418M
DeKalb County713 (2005)−46%$283M
Iron County78 (1994)−13%$181M
Mississippi County78 (2007)−13%$337M
Pemiscot County78 (1994)−13%$536M
Vernon County711 (1994)−36%$452M
Washington County79 (2005)−22%$402M
Wayne County77 (1994)·$215M
Barton County69 (1994)−33%$327M
Benton County69 (2004)−33%$522M
Carter County66 (2009)·$216M
Gasconade County610 (1997)−40%$450M
Harrison County611 (2007)−45%$424M
Holt County67 (1994)−14%$174M
Howard County66 (1994)·$391M
Madison County67 (1995)−14%$328M
Maries County67 (1998)−14%$260M
Monroe County67 (2013)−14%$283M
Nodaway County615 (1994)−60%$856M
St. Clair County68 (2001)−25%$265M
Ste. Genevieve County68 (2004)−25%$716M
Shelby County67 (1995)−14%$263M
Sullivan County67 (1995)−14%$206M
Andrew County56 (1996)−17%$233M
Caldwell County57 (1994)−29%$226M
Chariton County58 (1994)−38%$307M
Clark County58 (2020)−38%$243M
Dallas County57 (1999)−29%$422M
Daviess County57 (1994)−29%$263M
Dent County57 (2001)−29%$305M
Douglas County55 (1994)·$263M
Gentry County56 (2001)−17%$246M
Grundy County57 (1994)−29%$338M
Oregon County56 (2001)−17%$220M
Atchison County45 (1994)−20%$225M
Dade County46 (1998)−33%$149M
Ozark County45 (1997)−20%$211M
Ripley County46 (1994)−33%$251M
Shannon County46 (1999)−33%$129M
Bollinger County35 (2002)−40%$143M
Hickory County36 (2004)−50%$189M
Mercer County33 (1994)·$89.8M
Putnam County33 (1994)·$263M
Ralls County34 (1994)−25%$188M
Reynolds County37 (2001)−57%$108M
Schuyler County33 (1994)·$88.4M
Scotland County34 (1994)−25%$157M
Knox County23 (2001)−33%$144M
Worth County12 (1994)−50%$46.7M

Banks with the most offices in Missouri

BankOffices in MO
U.S. Bank National Association129
The Central Trust Bank124
Commerce Bank88
Great Southern Bank68
Southern Bank54
First State Community Bank53
Bank of America, National Association51
Regions Bank48
Simmons Bank47
UMB Bank, National Association45
JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association44
Arvest Bank38
The Bank of Missouri32
BTC Bank29
Academy Bank, National Association29
First Bank27
PNC Bank, National Association27
BMO Bank National Association23
Equity Bank23
Midwest BankCentre18

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.