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Bank branches in Mississippi

Mississippi has 1,052 bank offices, 163 fewer than its peak of 1,215 in 2011 (−13%). Deposits booked in the state: $83.1 billion.

1,052
offices, 2026
81
banks
−17
gone since 2025
+11
new since 2025
6081,2151994: 1,071 offices, $22.7B1995: 1,079 offices, $23.3B1996: 1,080 offices, $24.4B1997: 1,094 offices, $25.4B1998: 1,076 offices, $27.6B1999: 1,101 offices, $27.9B2000: 1,102 offices, $28.8B2001: 1,120 offices, $30.1B2002: 1,100 offices, $31.3B2003: 1,113 offices, $32.9B2004: 1,124 offices, $33.5B2005: 1,136 offices, $35.0B2006: 1,163 offices, $40.2B2007: 1,180 offices, $41.6B2008: 1,181 offices, $45.5B2009: 1,199 offices, $44.1B2010: 1,209 offices, $45.1B2011: 1,215 offices, $46.5B2012: 1,203 offices, $46.4B2013: 1,194 offices, $47.7B2014: 1,177 offices, $47.9B2015: 1,159 offices, $49.6B2016: 1,160 offices, $50.6B2017: 1,146 offices, $53.1B2018: 1,142 offices, $53.8B2019: 1,133 offices, $55.1B2020: 1,115 offices, $64.7B2021: 1,090 offices, $71.4B2022: 1,071 offices, $75.2B2023: 1,071 offices, $76.6B2024: 1,055 offices, $77.8B2025: 1,059 offices, $80.5B2026: 1,052 offices, $83.1Bpeak 1,215 · 2011$83.1B1995200020052010201520202026
Bank offices reporting on June 30Deposits booked at them (nominal dollars, own scale)
Mississippi's passbook1994–2026
DateofficesChangeDeposits
Jun 30 19941,071$22.7B
Jun 30 19951,079+8$23.3B
Jun 30 20001,102+1$28.8B
Jun 30 20051,136+12$35.0B
Jun 30 20101,209+10$45.1B
Jun 30 2011PEAK1,215+6$46.5B
Jun 30 20151,159−18$49.6B
Jun 30 20201,115−18$64.7B
Jun 30 20251,059+4$80.5B
Jun 30 2026NOW1,052−7$83.1B
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DateofficesChangeDeposits
Jun 30 19941,071$22.7B
Jun 30 19951,079+8$23.3B
Jun 30 19961,080+1$24.4B
Jun 30 19971,094+14$25.4B
Jun 30 19981,076−18$27.6B
Jun 30 19991,101+25$27.9B
Jun 30 20001,102+1$28.8B
Jun 30 20011,120+18$30.1B
Jun 30 20021,100−20$31.3B
Jun 30 20031,113+13$32.9B
Jun 30 20041,124+11$33.5B
Jun 30 20051,136+12$35.0B
Jun 30 20061,163+27$40.2B
Jun 30 20071,180+17$41.6B
Jun 30 20081,181+1$45.5B
Jun 30 20091,199+18$44.1B
Jun 30 20101,209+10$45.1B
Jun 30 2011PEAK1,215+6$46.5B
Jun 30 20121,203−12$46.4B
Jun 30 20131,194−9$47.7B
Jun 30 20141,177−17$47.9B
Jun 30 20151,159−18$49.6B
Jun 30 20161,160+1$50.6B
Jun 30 20171,146−14$53.1B
Jun 30 20181,142−4$53.8B
Jun 30 20191,133−9$55.1B
Jun 30 20201,115−18$64.7B
Jun 30 20211,090−25$71.4B
Jun 30 20221,071−19$75.2B
Jun 30 20231,071·$76.6B
Jun 30 20241,055−16$77.8B
Jun 30 20251,059+4$80.5B
Jun 30 2026NOW1,052−7$83.1B

Counties that lost the most

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

−67%Yazoo County · 12→4−60%Noxubee County · 5→2−60%Wilkinson County · 5→2−55%Clarke County · 11→5−50%Franklin County · 6→3−48%Warren County · 23→12−46%Tishomingo County · 13→7−43%Monroe County · 21→12

Every county

CountyOffices 2026Peak (year)ChangeDeposits
Hinds County6195 (1994)−36%$9.6B
DeSoto County5970 (2011)−16%$4.5B
Rankin County5860 (2008)−3%$4.5B
Harrison County5474 (2011)−27%$4.8B
Madison County5361 (2011)−13%$6.6B
Lee County4848 (2020)·$4.8B
Jackson County3745 (2014)−18%$2.6B
Lafayette County3232 (2025)·$2.2B
Lauderdale County2941 (2000)−29%$1.8B
Forrest County2840 (2006)−30%$2.1B
Lamar County2829 (2024)−3%$1.9B
Jones County2028 (1999)−29%$1.9B
Washington County2030 (1997)−33%$1.3B
Lowndes County1929 (1997)−34%$1.6B
Oktibbeha County1820 (2012)−10%$1.6B
Panola County1717 (2026)·$823M
Pike County1722 (2009)−23%$992M
Alcorn County1617 (2012)−6%$884M
Adams County1515 (2014)·$734M
Bolivar County1420 (1994)−30%$933M
Lincoln County1314 (2017)−7%$1.0B
Marshall County1314 (2009)−7%$635M
Pearl River County1318 (2008)−28%$989M
Copiah County1213 (1994)−8%$527M
Hancock County1217 (2006)−29%$760M
Leflore County1218 (2001)−33%$1.1B
Monroe County1221 (1994)−43%$779M
Warren County1223 (2001)−48%$1.3B
Sunflower County1114 (1995)−21%$817M
Wayne County1112 (2004)−8%$508M
Coahoma County1016 (1999)−38%$600M
Neshoba County1016 (1995)−38%$967M
Tate County1012 (1994)−17%$678M
Union County1010 (2024)·$824M
Covington County99 (2016)·$401M
Pontotoc County910 (2011)−10%$696M
Prentiss County913 (1994)−31%$598M
Tippah County912 (1994)−25%$655M
Grenada County812 (1994)−33%$645M
Holmes County810 (1994)−20%$315M
Marion County810 (2006)−20%$669M
Newton County811 (2006)−27%$390M
Winston County811 (1994)−27%$446M
Attala County78 (1994)−13%$450M
Calhoun County78 (1994)−13%$336M
Chickasaw County78 (2008)−13%$391M
Clay County711 (2000)−36%$407M
Itawamba County77 (2023)·$440M
Leake County711 (1994)−36%$521M
Scott County79 (1994)−22%$687M
Simpson County710 (1994)−30%$818M
Tishomingo County713 (1994)−46%$437M
Jasper County68 (1994)−25%$267M
Montgomery County68 (1998)−25%$340M
Stone County67 (2007)−14%$295M
Clarke County511 (1996)−55%$257M
George County56 (2003)−17%$439M
Perry County57 (2006)−29%$160M
Webster County56 (2016)−17%$260M
Yalobusha County58 (1994)−38%$293M
Amite County44 (2008)·$160M
Quitman County47 (1994)−43%$96.8M
Sharkey County44 (1994)·$144M
Smith County47 (1994)−43%$281M
Tallahatchie County45 (1994)−20%$176M
Tunica County45 (2001)−20%$165M
Walthall County44 (1994)·$251M
Yazoo County412 (2004)−67%$507M
Benton County34 (1994)−25%$59.5M
Choctaw County34 (1994)−25%$159M
Franklin County36 (2005)−50%$171M
Greene County35 (1994)−40%$139M
Humphreys County35 (1994)−40%$437M
Jefferson Davis County34 (1994)−25%$109M
Kemper County34 (1994)−25%$188M
Lawrence County34 (2002)−25%$158M
Carroll County24 (1994)−50%$90.5M
Claiborne County22 (1994)·$230M
Noxubee County25 (1994)−60%$204M
Wilkinson County25 (1999)−60%$117M
Issaquena County11 (1994)·$13.9M
Jefferson County12 (1994)−50%$43.2M

Banks with the most offices in Mississippi

BankOffices in MS
Regions Bank96
Trustmark Bank93
Renasant Bank88
The Huntington National Bank87
BankPlus51
Community Bank of Mississippi42
Guaranty Bank and Trust Company36
BankFirst Financial Services34
The Citizens National Bank of Meridian27
Hancock Whitney Bank27
Woodforest National Bank27
The Citizens Bank of Philadelphia, Mississippi26
Southern Bancorp Bank19
First Security Bank19
Planters Bank & Trust Company19
The Peoples Bank, Biloxi, Mississippi18
PriorityOne Bank17
Bank of Commerce16
First State Bank16
First 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.