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Bank branches in Montana

Montana has 371 bank offices, 28 fewer than its peak of 399 in 2014 (−7%). Deposits booked in the state: $38.9 billion.

371
offices, 2026
48
banks
−1
gone since 2025
+4
new since 2025
2003991994: 257 offices, $7.8B1995: 267 offices, $7.8B1996: 277 offices, $8.2B1997: 290 offices, $8.4B1998: 318 offices, $8.8B1999: 336 offices, $9.0B2000: 344 offices, $9.3B2001: 351 offices, $10.1B2002: 354 offices, $10.5B2003: 360 offices, $11.3B2004: 365 offices, $11.9B2005: 370 offices, $12.6B2006: 371 offices, $13.7B2007: 374 offices, $14.6B2008: 387 offices, $15.5B2009: 389 offices, $16.5B2010: 392 offices, $17.5B2011: 392 offices, $18.0B2012: 394 offices, $18.9B2013: 397 offices, $19.9B2014: 399 offices, $20.6B2015: 392 offices, $21.3B2016: 385 offices, $22.3B2017: 383 offices, $23.0B2018: 379 offices, $23.8B2019: 382 offices, $24.5B2020: 381 offices, $28.7B2021: 375 offices, $34.3B2022: 372 offices, $37.2B2023: 374 offices, $35.6B2024: 373 offices, $35.5B2025: 368 offices, $37.3B2026: 371 offices, $38.9Bpeak 399 · 2014$38.9B1995200020052010201520202026
Bank offices reporting on June 30Deposits booked at them (nominal dollars, own scale)
Montana's passbook1994–2026
DateofficesChangeDeposits
Jun 30 1994257$7.8B
Jun 30 1995267+10$7.8B
Jun 30 2000344+8$9.3B
Jun 30 2005370+5$12.6B
Jun 30 2010392+3$17.5B
Jun 30 2014PEAK399+2$20.6B
Jun 30 2015392−7$21.3B
Jun 30 2020381−1$28.7B
Jun 30 2025368−5$37.3B
Jun 30 2026NOW371+3$38.9B
Open the full passbook — all 33 years ▾
DateofficesChangeDeposits
Jun 30 1994257$7.8B
Jun 30 1995267+10$7.8B
Jun 30 1996277+10$8.2B
Jun 30 1997290+13$8.4B
Jun 30 1998318+28$8.8B
Jun 30 1999336+18$9.0B
Jun 30 2000344+8$9.3B
Jun 30 2001351+7$10.1B
Jun 30 2002354+3$10.5B
Jun 30 2003360+6$11.3B
Jun 30 2004365+5$11.9B
Jun 30 2005370+5$12.6B
Jun 30 2006371+1$13.7B
Jun 30 2007374+3$14.6B
Jun 30 2008387+13$15.5B
Jun 30 2009389+2$16.5B
Jun 30 2010392+3$17.5B
Jun 30 2011392·$18.0B
Jun 30 2012394+2$18.9B
Jun 30 2013397+3$19.9B
Jun 30 2014PEAK399+2$20.6B
Jun 30 2015392−7$21.3B
Jun 30 2016385−7$22.3B
Jun 30 2017383−2$23.0B
Jun 30 2018379−4$23.8B
Jun 30 2019382+3$24.5B
Jun 30 2020381−1$28.7B
Jun 30 2021375−6$34.3B
Jun 30 2022372−3$37.2B
Jun 30 2023374+2$35.6B
Jun 30 2024373−1$35.5B
Jun 30 2025368−5$37.3B
Jun 30 2026NOW371+3$38.9B

Counties that lost the most

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

−40%Beaverhead County · 5→3−40%Chouteau County · 5→3−40%Dawson County · 5→3−33%Carbon County · 6→4−33%Hill County · 6→4−25%Silver Bow County · 12→9−23%Lake County · 13→10−20%Madison County · 5→4

One county in Montana had a bank office at some point since 1994 and has none now: Golden Valley County.

Every county

CountyOffices 2026Peak (year)ChangeDeposits
Yellowstone County4747 (2023)·$7.4B
Gallatin County4144 (2010)−7%$5.2B
Flathead County3737 (2025)·$4.0B
Missoula County3239 (2008)−18%$3.9B
Lewis and Clark County2529 (2019)−14%$2.6B
Cascade County2125 (2005)−16%$2.2B
Ravalli County1717 (2026)·$1.3B
Lake County1013 (1999)−23%$868M
Silver Bow County912 (2001)−25%$906M
Park County88 (1999)·$588M
Fergus County77 (2021)·$427M
Lincoln County66 (2025)·$388M
Sanders County66 (2025)·$330M
Custer County55 (1994)·$914M
Pondera County55 (1994)·$229M
Richland County56 (1994)−17%$690M
Roosevelt County55 (1994)·$329M
Valley County55 (1994)·$345M
Carbon County46 (2004)−33%$253M
Hill County46 (1994)−33%$872M
Madison County45 (2007)−20%$304M
Rosebud County45 (2016)−20%$295M
Sheridan County44 (2024)·$278M
Stillwater County44 (1997)·$274M
Teton County44 (2017)·$229M
Beaverhead County35 (2013)−40%$395M
Chouteau County35 (2003)−40%$128M
Dawson County35 (1994)−40%$315M
Deer Lodge County34 (2000)−25%$155M
Glacier County34 (1994)−25%$206M
Jefferson County33 (1998)·$123M
Phillips County33 (1994)·$258M
Powell County33 (1994)·$170M
Sweet Grass County33 (1994)·$165M
Big Horn County24 (1994)−50%$311M
Blaine County23 (1994)−33%$115M
Granite County22 (2001)·$83.1M
Mineral County23 (1999)−33%$68.4M
Toole County24 (1994)−50%$184M
Broadwater County12 (1994)−50%$118M
Carter County11 (1994)·$13.4M
Daniels County11 (1994)·$127M
Fallon County12 (1994)−50%$142M
Garfield County11 (1994)·$72.6M
Judith Basin County11 (1994)·$94.3M
Liberty County12 (1997)−50%$42.7M
McCone County12 (2013)−50%$18.0M
Meagher County12 (2009)−50%$44.9M
Musselshell County12 (1994)−50%$81.8M
Powder River County11 (1994)·$59.1M
Prairie County11 (1994)·$65.6M
Treasure County11 (1994)·$29.5M
Wheatland County11 (1994)·$53.8M
Wibaux County11 (1994)·$49.8M
Golden Valley County01 (1999)−100%$0

Banks with the most offices in Montana

BankOffices in MT
Glacier Bank63
Stockman Bank of Montana47
First Interstate Bank44
Opportunity Bank of Montana30
Wells Fargo Bank, National Association21
U.S. Bank National Association17
TrailWest Bank15
Farmers State Bank10
First Montana Bank, Inc.10
The Yellowstone Bank10
Independence Bank10
Bank of Bridger, National Association8
Citizens Alliance Bank7
Bank of The Rockies7
Bravera Bank7
Valley Bank of Ronan7
American Bank6
Madison Valley Bank5
Manhattan Bank4
JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association4

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.