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Bank branches in Ohio

Ohio has 3,000 bank offices, 1,082 fewer than its peak of 4,082 in 2007 (−27%). Deposits booked in the state: $579 billion.

3,000
offices, 2026
185
banks
−49
gone since 2025
+28
new since 2025
2,0414,0821994: 3,954 offices, $127B1995: 3,947 offices, $133B1996: 3,940 offices, $137B1997: 3,927 offices, $148B1998: 3,910 offices, $152B1999: 3,863 offices, $156B2000: 3,892 offices, $165B2001: 3,917 offices, $180B2002: 3,882 offices, $187B2003: 3,915 offices, $211B2004: 3,950 offices, $200B2005: 3,994 offices, $201B2006: 4,034 offices, $209B2007: 4,082 offices, $209B2008: 4,066 offices, $228B2009: 4,054 offices, $235B2010: 4,015 offices, $226B2011: 4,044 offices, $233B2012: 4,026 offices, $244B2013: 3,977 offices, $258B2014: 3,879 offices, $272B2015: 3,839 offices, $295B2016: 3,784 offices, $324B2017: 3,669 offices, $337B2018: 3,597 offices, $343B2019: 3,528 offices, $369B2020: 3,443 offices, $450B2021: 3,276 offices, $479B2022: 3,131 offices, $520B2023: 3,106 offices, $548B2024: 3,064 offices, $537B2025: 3,021 offices, $565B2026: 3,000 offices, $579Bpeak 4,082 · 2007$579B1995200020052010201520202026
Bank offices reporting on June 30Deposits booked at them (nominal dollars, own scale)
Ohio's passbook1994–2026
DateofficesChangeDeposits
Jun 30 19943,954$127B
Jun 30 19953,947−7$133B
Jun 30 20003,892+29$165B
Jun 30 20053,994+44$201B
Jun 30 2007PEAK4,082+48$209B
Jun 30 20104,015−39$226B
Jun 30 20153,839−40$295B
Jun 30 20203,443−85$450B
Jun 30 20253,021−43$565B
Jun 30 2026NOW3,000−21$579B
Open the full passbook — all 33 years ▾
DateofficesChangeDeposits
Jun 30 19943,954$127B
Jun 30 19953,947−7$133B
Jun 30 19963,940−7$137B
Jun 30 19973,927−13$148B
Jun 30 19983,910−17$152B
Jun 30 19993,863−47$156B
Jun 30 20003,892+29$165B
Jun 30 20013,917+25$180B
Jun 30 20023,882−35$187B
Jun 30 20033,915+33$211B
Jun 30 20043,950+35$200B
Jun 30 20053,994+44$201B
Jun 30 20064,034+40$209B
Jun 30 2007PEAK4,082+48$209B
Jun 30 20084,066−16$228B
Jun 30 20094,054−12$235B
Jun 30 20104,015−39$226B
Jun 30 20114,044+29$233B
Jun 30 20124,026−18$244B
Jun 30 20133,977−49$258B
Jun 30 20143,879−98$272B
Jun 30 20153,839−40$295B
Jun 30 20163,784−55$324B
Jun 30 20173,669−115$337B
Jun 30 20183,597−72$343B
Jun 30 20193,528−69$369B
Jun 30 20203,443−85$450B
Jun 30 20213,276−167$479B
Jun 30 20223,131−145$520B
Jun 30 20233,106−25$548B
Jun 30 20243,064−42$537B
Jun 30 20253,021−43$565B
Jun 30 2026NOW3,000−21$579B

Counties that lost the most

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

−59%Marion County · 29→12−54%Jefferson County · 41→19−53%Mahoning County · 99→47−51%Trumbull County · 78→38−50%Montgomery County · 192→96−50%Ashtabula County · 38→19−46%Auglaize County · 24→13−45%Henry County · 20→11

Every county

CountyOffices 2026Peak (year)ChangeDeposits
Cuyahoga County333474 (1994)−30%$113B
Franklin County280357 (2011)−22%$106B
Hamilton County233365 (1995)−36%$154B
Summit County123183 (2004)−33%$16.8B
Montgomery County96192 (1994)−50%$11.2B
Lucas County93148 (1994)−37%$11.6B
Stark County88128 (2012)−31%$10.1B
Butler County86117 (2007)−26%$8.4B
Warren County6882 (2009)−17%$5.7B
Lorain County62104 (1996)−40%$6.4B
Delaware County5867 (2011)−13%$7.3B
Lake County5089 (2011)−44%$6.9B
Mahoning County4799 (1999)−53%$6.7B
Clermont County4365 (2009)−34%$4.7B
Licking County4252 (2012)−19%$3.7B
Wayne County4254 (2001)−22%$3.1B
Wood County4155 (1994)−25%$3.1B
Medina County4060 (2004)−33%$5.7B
Trumbull County3878 (1996)−51%$3.9B
Richland County3653 (1995)−32%$2.5B
Fairfield County3448 (2008)−29%$3.4B
Portage County3253 (2007)−40%$2.9B
Tuscarawas County3240 (2011)−20%$2.3B
Columbiana County3054 (1994)−44%$2.3B
Miami County3042 (1998)−29%$2.3B
Allen County2945 (1998)−36%$2.5B
Belmont County2844 (1998)−36%$2.3B
Clark County2841 (2009)−32%$2.2B
Greene County2847 (1996)−40%$2.7B
Geauga County2745 (2014)−40%$3.3B
Muskingum County2734 (2008)−21%$2.1B
Washington County2435 (2003)−31%$2.6B
Darke County2330 (2002)−23%$1.7B
Hancock County2230 (2009)−27%$1.9B
Huron County2129 (2007)−28%$1.3B
Erie County2027 (1996)−26%$2.1B
Mercer County2024 (2000)−17%$2.0B
Ottawa County2025 (2007)−20%$1.2B
Seneca County2024 (1997)−17%$2.4B
Ashtabula County1938 (2004)−50%$1.5B
Holmes County1921 (2004)−10%$1.5B
Jefferson County1941 (1996)−54%$1.3B
Logan County1923 (1994)−17%$983M
Sandusky County1928 (1994)−32%$1.1B
Fulton County1824 (2007)−25%$1.4B
Knox County1821 (2007)−14%$1.2B
Ross County1822 (2007)−18%$1.3B
Shelby County1827 (2001)−33%$1.4B
Athens County1730 (2006)−43%$899M
Putnam County1721 (1995)−19%$1.3B
Clinton County1618 (2008)−11%$939M
Defiance County1618 (2007)−11%$1.3B
Highland County1621 (2004)−24%$4.5B
Pickaway County1619 (2012)−16%$1.1B
Preble County1621 (2007)−24%$739M
Scioto County1623 (2008)−30%$914M
Ashland County1524 (2007)−38%$1.1B
Crawford County1523 (2004)−35%$1.1B
Williams County1526 (2005)−42%$1.1B
Brown County1420 (2006)−30%$751M
Lawrence County1421 (2002)−33%$738M
Auglaize County1324 (1994)−46%$1.2B
Jackson County1316 (2003)−19%$615M
Union County1313 (1997)·$1.4B
Marion County1229 (2005)−59%$1.2B
Champaign County1118 (1994)−39%$702M
Gallia County1113 (2008)−15%$948M
Henry County1120 (2007)−45%$837M
Adams County1012 (2001)−17%$768M
Coshocton County1014 (2007)−29%$802M
Guernsey County1016 (2010)−38%$944M
Hardin County1015 (1997)−33%$524M
Madison County1014 (2007)−29%$650M
Perry County1013 (2007)−23%$510M
Wyandot County1015 (2002)−33%$666M
Fayette County911 (2008)−18%$654M
Van Wert County911 (1994)−18%$819M
Carroll County811 (1994)−27%$574M
Hocking County810 (2008)−20%$493M
Meigs County810 (1999)−20%$357M
Paulding County79 (1998)−22%$495M
Harrison County69 (1994)−33%$297M
Morrow County67 (2000)−14%$344M
Pike County610 (2003)−40%$281M
Monroe County56 (2018)−17%$377M
Morgan County57 (1994)−29%$243M
Noble County33 (1994)·$477M
Vinton County23 (1994)−33%$212M

Banks with the most offices in Ohio

BankOffices in OH
The Huntington National Bank342
Fifth Third Bank, National Association246
JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association230
PNC Bank, National Association216
KeyBank National Association172
U.S. Bank National Association161
WesBanco Bank, Inc.96
The Park National Bank75
Woodforest National Bank72
Citizens Bank, National Association69
First Financial Bank66
The Farmers National Bank of Canfield66
Peoples Bank62
Bank of America, National Association51
LCNB National Bank35
Civista Bank34
Union Savings Bank32
First Commonwealth Bank30
Dollar Bank, Federal Savings Bank28
First National Bank of Pennsylvania28

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.