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Bank branches in New Mexico

New Mexico has 402 bank offices, 118 fewer than its peak of 520 in 2009 (−23%). Deposits booked in the state: $46.4 billion.

402
offices, 2026
55
banks
−5
gone since 2025
+2
new since 2025
2605201994: 448 offices, $12.1B1995: 461 offices, $12.3B1996: 487 offices, $12.7B1997: 502 offices, $13.4B1998: 507 offices, $13.9B1999: 501 offices, $14.1B2000: 499 offices, $14.1B2001: 491 offices, $15.2B2002: 480 offices, $15.5B2003: 486 offices, $16.7B2004: 490 offices, $18.2B2005: 498 offices, $19.7B2006: 498 offices, $20.9B2007: 505 offices, $21.9B2008: 512 offices, $22.3B2009: 520 offices, $24.8B2010: 514 offices, $25.8B2011: 512 offices, $26.2B2012: 512 offices, $26.2B2013: 514 offices, $27.2B2014: 510 offices, $28.3B2015: 497 offices, $30.2B2016: 487 offices, $30.7B2017: 472 offices, $30.6B2018: 467 offices, $31.3B2019: 455 offices, $32.2B2020: 448 offices, $38.5B2021: 425 offices, $42.7B2022: 421 offices, $45.3B2023: 411 offices, $43.8B2024: 407 offices, $43.7B2025: 405 offices, $44.4B2026: 402 offices, $46.4Bpeak 520 · 2009$46.4B1995200020052010201520202026
Bank offices reporting on June 30Deposits booked at them (nominal dollars, own scale)
New Mexico's passbook1994–2026
DateofficesChangeDeposits
Jun 30 1994448$12.1B
Jun 30 1995461+13$12.3B
Jun 30 2000499−2$14.1B
Jun 30 2005498+8$19.7B
Jun 30 2009PEAK520+8$24.8B
Jun 30 2010514−6$25.8B
Jun 30 2015497−13$30.2B
Jun 30 2020448−7$38.5B
Jun 30 2025405−2$44.4B
Jun 30 2026NOW402−3$46.4B
Open the full passbook — all 33 years ▾
DateofficesChangeDeposits
Jun 30 1994448$12.1B
Jun 30 1995461+13$12.3B
Jun 30 1996487+26$12.7B
Jun 30 1997502+15$13.4B
Jun 30 1998507+5$13.9B
Jun 30 1999501−6$14.1B
Jun 30 2000499−2$14.1B
Jun 30 2001491−8$15.2B
Jun 30 2002480−11$15.5B
Jun 30 2003486+6$16.7B
Jun 30 2004490+4$18.2B
Jun 30 2005498+8$19.7B
Jun 30 2006498·$20.9B
Jun 30 2007505+7$21.9B
Jun 30 2008512+7$22.3B
Jun 30 2009PEAK520+8$24.8B
Jun 30 2010514−6$25.8B
Jun 30 2011512−2$26.2B
Jun 30 2012512·$26.2B
Jun 30 2013514+2$27.2B
Jun 30 2014510−4$28.3B
Jun 30 2015497−13$30.2B
Jun 30 2016487−10$30.7B
Jun 30 2017472−15$30.6B
Jun 30 2018467−5$31.3B
Jun 30 2019455−12$32.2B
Jun 30 2020448−7$38.5B
Jun 30 2021425−23$42.7B
Jun 30 2022421−4$45.3B
Jun 30 2023411−10$43.8B
Jun 30 2024407−4$43.7B
Jun 30 2025405−2$44.4B
Jun 30 2026NOW402−3$46.4B

Counties that lost the most

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

−75%Cibola County · 8→2−61%Lincoln County · 18→7−54%Taos County · 13→6−50%McKinley County · 12→6−50%Torrance County · 6→3−40%Otero County · 20→12−39%Valencia County · 18→11−38%Los Alamos County · 8→5

Every county

CountyOffices 2026Peak (year)ChangeDeposits
Bernalillo County104144 (1997)−28%$17.1B
Doña Ana County4048 (2014)−17%$3.3B
Santa Fe County3043 (2008)−30%$4.8B
San Juan County2328 (2012)−18%$1.9B
Lea County1922 (2014)−14%$2.6B
Chaves County1826 (2013)−31%$1.3B
Eddy County1719 (2016)−11%$2.9B
Sandoval County1624 (2013)−33%$1.5B
Curry County1520 (2005)−25%$1.1B
Otero County1220 (1999)−40%$772M
Valencia County1118 (2000)−39%$1.0B
Grant County811 (2003)−27%$642M
San Miguel County811 (1999)−27%$633M
Colfax County711 (2004)−36%$453M
Lincoln County718 (2009)−61%$679M
Quay County77 (2025)·$310M
Rio Arriba County79 (2003)−22%$624M
McKinley County612 (1994)−50%$860M
Taos County613 (1995)−54%$769M
Los Alamos County58 (1997)−38%$861M
Luna County58 (2010)−38%$449M
Roosevelt County57 (2003)−29%$253M
Socorro County57 (1996)−29%$255M
Sierra County46 (1994)−33%$213M
Union County44 (1994)·$173M
Torrance County36 (1998)−50%$201M
Cibola County28 (1994)−75%$275M
Hidalgo County23 (1994)−33%$99.0M
Mora County23 (2005)−33%$121M
Catron County11 (1994)·$41.8M
De Baca County11 (1994)·$65.8M
Guadalupe County13 (2009)−67%$39.0M
Harding County11 (1994)·$1.5M

Banks with the most offices in New Mexico

BankOffices in NM
Wells Fargo Bank, National Association54
UMB Bank, National Association21
U.S. Bank National Association21
BMO Bank National Association20
First National Bank Texas19
WaFd Bank18
First American Bank17
Bank of America, National Association16
Bank of the Southwest13
BOKF, National Association13
Western Commerce Bank12
PNC Bank, National Association12
Pioneer Bank11
Century Bank9
Sunflower Bank, National Association9
The James Polk Stone Community Bank8
JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association8
Citizens Bank of Las Cruces8
The Bank of Clovis7
First Savings Bank7

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.