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Bank branches in North Dakota

North Dakota has 407 bank offices, 38 fewer than its peak of 445 in 2008 (−9%). Deposits booked in the state: $42.9 billion.

407
offices, 2026
70
banks
−6
gone since 2025
+2
new since 2025
2234451994: 370 offices, $8.8B1995: 372 offices, $8.9B1996: 379 offices, $9.0B1997: 389 offices, $9.3B1998: 393 offices, $9.8B1999: 401 offices, $9.8B2000: 410 offices, $10.2B2001: 408 offices, $10.6B2002: 412 offices, $11.6B2003: 413 offices, $11.0B2004: 421 offices, $11.4B2005: 422 offices, $12.2B2006: 434 offices, $12.9B2007: 442 offices, $13.9B2008: 445 offices, $15.3B2009: 445 offices, $16.7B2010: 444 offices, $17.6B2011: 439 offices, $19.1B2012: 439 offices, $21.3B2013: 437 offices, $23.1B2014: 429 offices, $24.8B2015: 429 offices, $25.9B2016: 429 offices, $26.1B2017: 428 offices, $27.3B2018: 427 offices, $27.8B2019: 423 offices, $29.5B2020: 419 offices, $34.6B2021: 415 offices, $38.4B2022: 417 offices, $39.6B2023: 411 offices, $39.7B2024: 412 offices, $40.6B2025: 411 offices, $41.6B2026: 407 offices, $42.9Bpeak 445 · 2008$42.9B1995200020052010201520202026
Bank offices reporting on June 30Deposits booked at them (nominal dollars, own scale)
North Dakota's passbook1994–2026
DateofficesChangeDeposits
Jun 30 1994370$8.8B
Jun 30 1995372+2$8.9B
Jun 30 2000410+9$10.2B
Jun 30 2005422+1$12.2B
Jun 30 2008PEAK445+3$15.3B
Jun 30 2010444−1$17.6B
Jun 30 2015429·$25.9B
Jun 30 2020419−4$34.6B
Jun 30 2025411−1$41.6B
Jun 30 2026NOW407−4$42.9B
Open the full passbook — all 33 years ▾
DateofficesChangeDeposits
Jun 30 1994370$8.8B
Jun 30 1995372+2$8.9B
Jun 30 1996379+7$9.0B
Jun 30 1997389+10$9.3B
Jun 30 1998393+4$9.8B
Jun 30 1999401+8$9.8B
Jun 30 2000410+9$10.2B
Jun 30 2001408−2$10.6B
Jun 30 2002412+4$11.6B
Jun 30 2003413+1$11.0B
Jun 30 2004421+8$11.4B
Jun 30 2005422+1$12.2B
Jun 30 2006434+12$12.9B
Jun 30 2007442+8$13.9B
Jun 30 2008PEAK445+3$15.3B
Jun 30 2009445·$16.7B
Jun 30 2010444−1$17.6B
Jun 30 2011439−5$19.1B
Jun 30 2012439·$21.3B
Jun 30 2013437−2$23.1B
Jun 30 2014429−8$24.8B
Jun 30 2015429·$25.9B
Jun 30 2016429·$26.1B
Jun 30 2017428−1$27.3B
Jun 30 2018427−1$27.8B
Jun 30 2019423−4$29.5B
Jun 30 2020419−4$34.6B
Jun 30 2021415−4$38.4B
Jun 30 2022417+2$39.6B
Jun 30 2023411−6$39.7B
Jun 30 2024412+1$40.6B
Jun 30 2025411−1$41.6B
Jun 30 2026NOW407−4$42.9B

Counties that lost the most

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

−60%Benson County · 5→2−50%Foster County · 6→3−43%Barnes County · 7→4−42%Ramsey County · 12→7−40%Bottineau County · 10→6−40%Adams County · 5→3−38%Griggs County · 8→5−38%Ransom County · 8→5

One county in North Dakota had a bank office at some point since 1994 and has none now: Sioux County.

Every county

CountyOffices 2026Peak (year)ChangeDeposits
Cass County7677 (2023)−1%$11.3B
Burleigh County4046 (2017)−13%$5.6B
Grand Forks County2533 (2007)−24%$2.9B
Ward County2024 (1998)−17%$3.5B
Stark County1617 (2018)−6%$2.0B
Morton County1414 (2022)·$1.3B
Walsh County1216 (2002)−25%$646M
Richland County1113 (2008)−15%$721M
Williams County1111 (1995)·$2.1B
Pembina County1011 (2002)−9%$518M
Traill County1011 (2006)−9%$373M
Mercer County89 (2010)−11%$369M
Stutsman County811 (1994)−27%$981M
McLean County710 (1994)−30%$417M
Ramsey County712 (1995)−42%$977M
Bottineau County610 (2008)−40%$336M
LaMoure County66 (1994)·$165M
McHenry County69 (1999)−33%$164M
Mountrail County66 (1994)·$1.0B
Nelson County66 (1994)·$218M
Cavalier County55 (1994)·$361M
Griggs County58 (2003)−38%$172M
McKenzie County55 (2016)·$1.4B
Pierce County55 (2023)·$308M
Ransom County58 (2007)−38%$248M
Rolette County56 (1997)−17%$395M
Towner County55 (1994)·$118M
Wells County58 (1994)−38%$347M
Barnes County47 (1994)−43%$417M
Bowman County46 (2004)−33%$352M
Dickey County44 (1997)·$233M
Emmons County44 (1994)·$278M
Sargent County44 (1994)·$184M
Adams County35 (1994)−40%$138M
Divide County34 (1994)−25%$207M
Dunn County34 (2016)−25%$527M
Foster County36 (1994)−50%$292M
Golden Valley County33 (1994)·$114M
Grant County33 (1994)·$129M
Hettinger County33 (1994)·$170M
McIntosh County34 (1994)−25%$172M
Renville County34 (1994)−25%$78.9M
Steele County33 (1994)·$90.7M
Benson County25 (1998)−60%$70.6M
Burke County24 (1994)−50%$223M
Kidder County22 (1994)·$93.0M
Logan County24 (1996)−50%$111M
Billings County11 (1994)·$13.7M
Eddy County12 (1994)−50%$66.5M
Oliver County11 (1994)·$47.5M
Sheridan County13 (2004)−67%$40.7M
Sioux County01 (1994)−100%$0

Banks with the most offices in North Dakota

BankOffices in ND
Gate City Bank36
Bravera Bank26
First International Bank & Trust19
First United Bank19
U.S. Bank National Association15
Old National Bank14
Choice Financial Group13
Starion Bank13
Wells Fargo Bank, National Association12
Dakota Community Bank & Trust, National Association12
BNC National Bank11
Bell Bank11
Cornerstone Bank10
Bank Forward10
Dakota Heritage Bank10
Dacotah Bank9
KodaBank9
BankNorth9
First Western Bank & Trust8
Alerus Financial, National Association6

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.