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Bank branches in North Carolina

North Carolina has 2,012 bank offices, 778 fewer than its peak of 2,790 in 2009 (−28%). Deposits booked in the state: $696 billion.

2,012
offices, 2026
86
banks
−21
gone since 2025
+44
new since 2025
1,3952,7901994: 2,575 offices, $68.8B1995: 2,439 offices, $71.3B1996: 2,410 offices, $76.8B1997: 2,427 offices, $80.7B1998: 2,420 offices, $95.9B1999: 2,458 offices, $102B2000: 2,448 offices, $113B2001: 2,456 offices, $137B2002: 2,480 offices, $121B2003: 2,462 offices, $147B2004: 2,510 offices, $164B2005: 2,544 offices, $184B2006: 2,606 offices, $195B2007: 2,676 offices, $206B2008: 2,746 offices, $219B2009: 2,790 offices, $305B2010: 2,779 offices, $207B2011: 2,760 offices, $284B2012: 2,720 offices, $342B2013: 2,634 offices, $348B2014: 2,571 offices, $340B2015: 2,527 offices, $353B2016: 2,481 offices, $347B2017: 2,418 offices, $363B2018: 2,313 offices, $366B2019: 2,250 offices, $365B2020: 2,221 offices, $498B2021: 2,144 offices, $503B2022: 2,051 offices, $545B2023: 2,003 offices, $606B2024: 1,986 offices, $693B2025: 1,989 offices, $726B2026: 2,012 offices, $696Bpeak 2,790 · 2009$696B1995200020052010201520202026
Bank offices reporting on June 30Deposits booked at them (nominal dollars, own scale)
North Carolina's passbook1994–2026
DateofficesChangeDeposits
Jun 30 19942,575$68.8B
Jun 30 19952,439−136$71.3B
Jun 30 20002,448−10$113B
Jun 30 20052,544+34$184B
Jun 30 2009PEAK2,790+44$305B
Jun 30 20102,779−11$207B
Jun 30 20152,527−44$353B
Jun 30 20202,221−29$498B
Jun 30 20251,989+3$726B
Jun 30 2026NOW2,012+23$696B
Open the full passbook — all 33 years ▾
DateofficesChangeDeposits
Jun 30 19942,575$68.8B
Jun 30 19952,439−136$71.3B
Jun 30 19962,410−29$76.8B
Jun 30 19972,427+17$80.7B
Jun 30 19982,420−7$95.9B
Jun 30 19992,458+38$102B
Jun 30 20002,448−10$113B
Jun 30 20012,456+8$137B
Jun 30 20022,480+24$121B
Jun 30 20032,462−18$147B
Jun 30 20042,510+48$164B
Jun 30 20052,544+34$184B
Jun 30 20062,606+62$195B
Jun 30 20072,676+70$206B
Jun 30 20082,746+70$219B
Jun 30 2009PEAK2,790+44$305B
Jun 30 20102,779−11$207B
Jun 30 20112,760−19$284B
Jun 30 20122,720−40$342B
Jun 30 20132,634−86$348B
Jun 30 20142,571−63$340B
Jun 30 20152,527−44$353B
Jun 30 20162,481−46$347B
Jun 30 20172,418−63$363B
Jun 30 20182,313−105$366B
Jun 30 20192,250−63$365B
Jun 30 20202,221−29$498B
Jun 30 20212,144−77$503B
Jun 30 20222,051−93$545B
Jun 30 20232,003−48$606B
Jun 30 20241,986−17$693B
Jun 30 20251,989+3$726B
Jun 30 2026NOW2,012+23$696B

Counties that lost the most

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

−89%Bertie County · 9→1−88%Washington County · 8→1−83%Northampton County · 6→1−80%Anson County · 10→2−73%Polk County · 11→3−71%Mitchell County · 7→2−70%Richmond County · 20→6−68%Montgomery County · 19→6

2 counties in North Carolina had a bank office at some point since 1994 and have none now: Jones County, Tyrrell County.

Every county

CountyOffices 2026Peak (year)ChangeDeposits
Mecklenburg County251251 (2026)·$407B
Wake County242259 (2012)−7%$106B
Guilford County103147 (2010)−30%$13.3B
Forsyth County84112 (1994)−25%$11.0B
Buncombe County6791 (2009)−26%$7.5B
New Hanover County5580 (2008)−31%$23.8B
Durham County5078 (1995)−36%$13.1B
Cumberland County4573 (1994)−38%$4.8B
Gaston County4360 (1994)−28%$3.5B
Iredell County4159 (2011)−31%$4.7B
Johnston County3743 (2009)−14%$3.3B
Cabarrus County3445 (2010)−24%$3.8B
Catawba County3356 (2009)−41%$4.3B
Union County3342 (2010)−21%$3.3B
Brunswick County3252 (2009)−38%$3.3B
Pitt County3250 (2012)−36%$3.5B
Alamance County2850 (2006)−44%$2.8B
Moore County2743 (1994)−37%$2.9B
Orange County2639 (1999)−33%$3.7B
Davidson County2541 (1994)−39%$2.8B
Rowan County2538 (2010)−34%$2.0B
Nash County2440 (1999)−40%$3.5B
Robeson County2435 (1994)−31%$1.5B
Randolph County2345 (2001)−49%$2.1B
Wayne County2236 (1997)−39%$2.1B
Dare County2032 (2010)−38%$2.0B
Surry County2030 (2004)−33%$1.6B
Lincoln County1925 (2005)−24%$1.9B
Onslow County1930 (2012)−37%$2.2B
Rockingham County1936 (1994)−47%$1.3B
Carteret County1826 (1994)−31%$1.8B
Craven County1828 (1994)−36%$1.9B
Harnett County1830 (2008)−40%$1.4B
Henderson County1833 (2008)−45%$2.6B
Chatham County1721 (2009)−19%$1.1B
Cleveland County1732 (2005)−47%$1.4B
Stanly County1723 (2010)−26%$1.6B
Watauga County1622 (2009)−27%$1.5B
Wilson County1530 (1994)−50%$2.4B
Lee County1422 (2008)−36%$1.3B
Caldwell County1322 (2008)−41%$973M
Duplin County1219 (1994)−37%$837M
Halifax County1224 (1994)−50%$858M
Lenoir County1123 (1994)−52%$919M
Wilkes County1122 (1994)−50%$855M
Burke County1020 (1995)−50%$1.0B
Columbus County1023 (1994)−57%$1.1B
Franklin County1010 (2009)·$568M
Jackson County1015 (2000)−33%$800M
Pasquotank County1014 (2007)−29%$892M
Rutherford County1023 (2009)−57%$881M
Sampson County1020 (1994)−50%$738M
Beaufort County918 (1994)−50%$853M
Davie County911 (2008)−18%$641M
Haywood County917 (2009)−47%$930M
Macon County917 (1996)−47%$1.2B
Granville County815 (1994)−47%$568M
Person County89 (2011)−11%$697M
Ashe County715 (2002)−53%$815M
Avery County79 (2005)−22%$413M
Bladen County712 (1994)−42%$434M
Edgecombe County715 (1994)−53%$367M
Transylvania County714 (2006)−50%$874M
Vance County710 (1994)−30%$447M
Yadkin County711 (2000)−36%$551M
Alexander County612 (1994)−50%$440M
Cherokee County613 (2008)−54%$728M
Martin County613 (1995)−54%$401M
Montgomery County619 (1994)−68%$390M
Pender County610 (2006)−40%$621M
Richmond County620 (1994)−70%$493M
Scotland County612 (1994)−50%$431M
Stokes County611 (2005)−45%$496M
Yancey County55 (1998)·$445M
Alleghany County46 (2003)−33%$276M
Chowan County47 (2002)−43%$377M
Hertford County49 (1994)−56%$721M
Hoke County45 (1994)−20%$179M
Clay County34 (1994)−25%$245M
Currituck County37 (2008)−57%$301M
McDowell County39 (2006)−67%$385M
Pamlico County34 (1994)−25%$207M
Perquimans County33 (1994)·$165M
Polk County311 (2008)−73%$392M
Swain County35 (1997)−40%$632M
Warren County35 (1994)−40%$114M
Anson County210 (1994)−80%$218M
Caswell County22 (1994)·$74.9M
Graham County23 (1994)−33%$193M
Hyde County25 (1994)−60%$95.7M
Madison County26 (1994)−67%$176M
Mitchell County27 (2004)−71%$234M
Bertie County19 (1994)−89%$129M
Camden County13 (2001)−67%$93.6M
Gates County14 (1994)−75%$41.1M
Greene County14 (1994)−75%$147M
Northampton County16 (1994)−83%$70.3M
Washington County18 (1994)−88%$63.4M
Jones County03 (1994)−100%$0
Tyrrell County02 (1994)−100%$0

Banks with the most offices in North Carolina

BankOffices in NC
Truist Bank276
Wells Fargo Bank, National Association217
First-Citizens Bank & Trust Company196
Bank of America, National Association109
First Bank101
PNC Bank, National Association100
First National Bank of Pennsylvania95
Woodforest National Bank90
Fifth Third Bank, National Association87
First Horizon Bank78
JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association61
The Fidelity Bank52
Southern Bank and Trust Company46
Pinnacle Bank44
United Bank43
United Community Bank37
Bank OZK26
TowneBank24
SouthState Bank, National Association20
HomeTrust Bank18

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.