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Bank branches in Rhode Island

Rhode Island has 240 bank offices, 25 fewer than its peak of 265 in 1996 (−9%). Deposits booked in the state: $45.2 billion.

240
offices, 2026
17
banks
−7
gone since 2025
+4
new since 2025
1332651994: 264 offices, $14.3B1995: 243 offices, $14.2B1996: 265 offices, $15.0B1997: 214 offices, $15.0B1998: 212 offices, $18.0B1999: 217 offices, $12.8B2000: 220 offices, $14.5B2001: 222 offices, $14.6B2002: 225 offices, $15.7B2003: 230 offices, $17.8B2004: 233 offices, $19.9B2005: 240 offices, $21.8B2006: 243 offices, $23.8B2007: 246 offices, $25.5B2008: 247 offices, $29.6B2009: 254 offices, $28.4B2010: 259 offices, $39.8B2011: 260 offices, $43.7B2012: 259 offices, $44.9B2013: 258 offices, $28.8B2014: 261 offices, $27.1B2015: 263 offices, $28.0B2016: 262 offices, $28.8B2017: 258 offices, $30.2B2018: 251 offices, $35.1B2019: 252 offices, $31.1B2020: 249 offices, $37.3B2021: 236 offices, $41.5B2022: 235 offices, $44.3B2023: 235 offices, $42.5B2024: 241 offices, $42.6B2025: 243 offices, $44.5B2026: 240 offices, $45.2Bpeak 265 · 1996$45.2B1995200020052010201520202026
Bank offices reporting on June 30Deposits booked at them (nominal dollars, own scale)
Rhode Island's passbook1994–2026
DateofficesChangeDeposits
Jun 30 1994264$14.3B
Jun 30 1995243−21$14.2B
Jun 30 1996PEAK265+22$15.0B
Jun 30 2000220+3$14.5B
Jun 30 2005240+7$21.8B
Jun 30 2010259+5$39.8B
Jun 30 2015263+2$28.0B
Jun 30 2020249−3$37.3B
Jun 30 2025243+2$44.5B
Jun 30 2026NOW240−3$45.2B
Open the full passbook — all 33 years ▾
DateofficesChangeDeposits
Jun 30 1994264$14.3B
Jun 30 1995243−21$14.2B
Jun 30 1996PEAK265+22$15.0B
Jun 30 1997214−51$15.0B
Jun 30 1998212−2$18.0B
Jun 30 1999217+5$12.8B
Jun 30 2000220+3$14.5B
Jun 30 2001222+2$14.6B
Jun 30 2002225+3$15.7B
Jun 30 2003230+5$17.8B
Jun 30 2004233+3$19.9B
Jun 30 2005240+7$21.8B
Jun 30 2006243+3$23.8B
Jun 30 2007246+3$25.5B
Jun 30 2008247+1$29.6B
Jun 30 2009254+7$28.4B
Jun 30 2010259+5$39.8B
Jun 30 2011260+1$43.7B
Jun 30 2012259−1$44.9B
Jun 30 2013258−1$28.8B
Jun 30 2014261+3$27.1B
Jun 30 2015263+2$28.0B
Jun 30 2016262−1$28.8B
Jun 30 2017258−4$30.2B
Jun 30 2018251−7$35.1B
Jun 30 2019252+1$31.1B
Jun 30 2020249−3$37.3B
Jun 30 2021236−13$41.5B
Jun 30 2022235−1$44.3B
Jun 30 2023235·$42.5B
Jun 30 2024241+6$42.6B
Jun 30 2025243+2$44.5B
Jun 30 2026NOW240−3$45.2B

Counties that lost the most

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

−18%Providence County · 157→128−16%Washington County · 37→31−11%Kent County · 45→40−6%Bristol County · 17→16

Every county

CountyOffices 2026Peak (year)ChangeDeposits
Providence County128157 (1994)−18%$29.2B
Kent County4045 (2010)−11%$5.7B
Washington County3137 (2014)−16%$5.9B
Newport County2525 (2026)·$2.7B
Bristol County1617 (1996)−6%$1.7B

Banks with the most offices in Rhode Island

BankOffices in RI
Citizens Bank, National Association52
The Washington Trust Company, of Westerly28
Beacon Bank and Trust26
Bank of America, National Association24
BankNewport19
Santander Bank, N.A.19
JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association16
Centreville Bank15
TD Bank, National Association9
Eastern Bank8
Webster Bank, National Association7
BayCoast Bank6
Bristol County Savings Bank4
Shoreham Bank4
Fall River Five Cents Savings Bank1
Milford Federal Bank1
Dime Bank1

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.