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Bank branches in Oklahoma

Oklahoma has 1,281 bank offices, 130 fewer than its peak of 1,411 in 2010 (−9%). Deposits booked in the state: $149 billion.

1,281
offices, 2026
194
banks
−17
gone since 2025
+12
new since 2025
7061,4111994: 991 offices, $30.8B1995: 1,001 offices, $31.7B1996: 1,030 offices, $33.4B1997: 1,055 offices, $34.6B1998: 1,093 offices, $35.6B1999: 1,118 offices, $36.6B2000: 1,141 offices, $37.3B2001: 1,165 offices, $39.4B2002: 1,191 offices, $40.9B2003: 1,223 offices, $44.3B2004: 1,242 offices, $46.3B2005: 1,280 offices, $48.3B2006: 1,311 offices, $53.3B2007: 1,349 offices, $57.5B2008: 1,383 offices, $63.0B2009: 1,396 offices, $67.4B2010: 1,411 offices, $69.0B2011: 1,408 offices, $71.1B2012: 1,397 offices, $74.4B2013: 1,385 offices, $75.9B2014: 1,381 offices, $79.4B2015: 1,351 offices, $83.1B2016: 1,350 offices, $83.7B2017: 1,351 offices, $86.3B2018: 1,345 offices, $87.0B2019: 1,338 offices, $92.5B2020: 1,329 offices, $114B2021: 1,301 offices, $129B2022: 1,297 offices, $131B2023: 1,293 offices, $132B2024: 1,293 offices, $138B2025: 1,285 offices, $142B2026: 1,281 offices, $149Bpeak 1,411 · 2010$149B1995200020052010201520202026
Bank offices reporting on June 30Deposits booked at them (nominal dollars, own scale)
Oklahoma's passbook1994–2026
DateofficesChangeDeposits
Jun 30 1994991$30.8B
Jun 30 19951,001+10$31.7B
Jun 30 20001,141+23$37.3B
Jun 30 20051,280+38$48.3B
Jun 30 2010PEAK1,411+15$69.0B
Jun 30 20151,351−30$83.1B
Jun 30 20201,329−9$114B
Jun 30 20251,285−8$142B
Jun 30 2026NOW1,281−4$149B
Open the full passbook — all 33 years ▾
DateofficesChangeDeposits
Jun 30 1994991$30.8B
Jun 30 19951,001+10$31.7B
Jun 30 19961,030+29$33.4B
Jun 30 19971,055+25$34.6B
Jun 30 19981,093+38$35.6B
Jun 30 19991,118+25$36.6B
Jun 30 20001,141+23$37.3B
Jun 30 20011,165+24$39.4B
Jun 30 20021,191+26$40.9B
Jun 30 20031,223+32$44.3B
Jun 30 20041,242+19$46.3B
Jun 30 20051,280+38$48.3B
Jun 30 20061,311+31$53.3B
Jun 30 20071,349+38$57.5B
Jun 30 20081,383+34$63.0B
Jun 30 20091,396+13$67.4B
Jun 30 2010PEAK1,411+15$69.0B
Jun 30 20111,408−3$71.1B
Jun 30 20121,397−11$74.4B
Jun 30 20131,385−12$75.9B
Jun 30 20141,381−4$79.4B
Jun 30 20151,351−30$83.1B
Jun 30 20161,350−1$83.7B
Jun 30 20171,351+1$86.3B
Jun 30 20181,345−6$87.0B
Jun 30 20191,338−7$92.5B
Jun 30 20201,329−9$114B
Jun 30 20211,301−28$129B
Jun 30 20221,297−4$131B
Jun 30 20231,293−4$132B
Jun 30 20241,293·$138B
Jun 30 20251,285−8$142B
Jun 30 2026NOW1,281−4$149B

Counties that lost the most

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

−60%Beaver County · 5→2−40%Okfuskee County · 5→3−36%Logan County · 14→9−35%Muskogee County · 26→17−33%Greer County · 6→4−33%Tillman County · 6→4−32%Rogers County · 25→17−29%Grant County · 7→5

Every county

CountyOffices 2026Peak (year)ChangeDeposits
Oklahoma County232265 (2011)−12%$47.2B
Tulsa County202232 (2010)−13%$34.7B
Cleveland County7072 (2018)−3%$6.2B
Canadian County3638 (2022)−5%$3.0B
Comanche County3343 (2007)−23%$2.2B
Payne County2832 (2020)−13%$2.3B
Carter County2326 (2009)−12%$1.6B
Garfield County2225 (2005)−12%$5.8B
Stephens County2122 (2002)−5%$1.4B
Creek County2024 (2006)−17%$1.3B
Custer County2020 (2011)·$1.2B
Kay County2026 (1998)−23%$1.3B
Garvin County1818 (2009)·$1.1B
Grady County1719 (2015)−11%$1.4B
Le Flore County1717 (2022)·$874M
Muskogee County1726 (2005)−35%$1.6B
Pottawatomie County1720 (2011)−15%$1.9B
Rogers County1725 (2014)−32%$1.2B
Bryan County1616 (2019)·$3.9B
Washington County1622 (2007)−27%$1.0B
Caddo County1519 (2001)−21%$742M
Mayes County1518 (2020)−17%$943M
Pontotoc County1519 (2015)−21%$1.9B
McCurtain County1414 (2018)·$879M
Ottawa County1416 (2003)−13%$698M
McClain County1314 (2024)−7%$906M
Pittsburg County1314 (2002)−7%$1.1B
Cherokee County1215 (2007)−20%$975M
Jackson County1214 (2002)−14%$631M
Kingfisher County1212 (2001)·$1.0B
Sequoyah County1212 (2002)·$849M
Woodward County1213 (2011)−8%$974M
Beckham County1113 (2011)−15%$1.0B
Delaware County1114 (2007)−21%$876M
Lincoln County1115 (1997)−27%$797M
Osage County1113 (1999)−15%$628M
Okmulgee County1012 (2001)−17%$596M
Seminole County1010 (1994)·$548M
Wagoner County1013 (2017)−23%$628M
Logan County914 (2009)−36%$1.2B
McIntosh County99 (2019)·$411M
Alfalfa County88 (2019)·$322M
Kiowa County810 (1997)−20%$254M
Texas County89 (2008)−11%$701M
Washita County811 (2000)−27%$269M
Blaine County79 (1994)−22%$467M
Dewey County77 (2020)·$351M
Marshall County77 (2022)·$425M
Murray County78 (1994)−13%$421M
Choctaw County66 (2012)·$413M
Craig County67 (2000)−14%$375M
Pawnee County68 (1998)−25%$262M
Woods County67 (2008)−14%$640M
Adair County56 (1999)−17%$285M
Grant County57 (1994)−29%$234M
Jefferson County55 (1994)·$193M
Major County56 (1994)−17%$262M
Nowata County56 (1996)−17%$205M
Pushmataha County55 (2024)·$278M
Greer County46 (1996)−33%$151M
Hughes County45 (2000)−20%$244M
Johnston County44 (1994)·$179M
Latimer County45 (1994)−20%$207M
Love County44 (1994)·$149M
Noble County45 (1994)−20%$418M
Tillman County46 (1994)−33%$186M
Atoka County33 (1994)·$335M
Ellis County33 (1994)·$183M
Harmon County33 (2003)·$120M
Haskell County34 (2000)−25%$253M
Okfuskee County35 (1994)−40%$126M
Beaver County25 (1994)−60%$246M
Coal County22 (2006)·$151M
Cotton County23 (2001)−33%$78.1M
Harper County22 (1994)·$109M
Roger Mills County22 (1994)·$178M
Cimarron County14 (2004)−75%$139M

Banks with the most offices in Oklahoma

BankOffices in OK
BancFirst116
Arvest Bank79
MidFirst Bank49
BOKF, National Association43
RCB Bank41
International Bank of Commerce40
The City National Bank and Trust Company of Lawton, Oklahoma37
First United Bank and Trust Company35
JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association29
Armstrong Bank25
American Heritage Bank24
First Fidelity Bank20
InterBank19
Great Plains National Bank19
Simmons Bank19
Bank of America, National Association18
Prosperity Bank18
Mabrey Bank16
First Bank & Trust Co.14
Equity Bank14

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.