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Bank branches in South Dakota

South Dakota has 432 bank offices, 55 fewer than its peak of 487 in 2010 (−11%). Deposits booked in the state: $1.15 trillion.

432
offices, 2026
82
banks
−1
gone since 2025
+4
new since 2025
2444871994: 380 offices, $11.6B1995: 380 offices, $12.2B1996: 388 offices, $12.4B1997: 403 offices, $13.2B1998: 412 offices, $12.5B1999: 417 offices, $12.3B2000: 427 offices, $12.9B2001: 431 offices, $15.5B2002: 437 offices, $14.6B2003: 444 offices, $15.7B2004: 448 offices, $53.3B2005: 459 offices, $42.1B2006: 468 offices, $75.2B2007: 481 offices, $63.3B2008: 482 offices, $74.9B2009: 485 offices, $86.8B2010: 487 offices, $107B2011: 480 offices, $84.9B2012: 475 offices, $315B2013: 468 offices, $376B2014: 462 offices, $418B2015: 467 offices, $450B2016: 470 offices, $454B2017: 465 offices, $537B2018: 462 offices, $603B2019: 457 offices, $692B2020: 456 offices, $793B2021: 445 offices, $675B2022: 442 offices, $715B2023: 434 offices, $797B2024: 431 offices, $867B2025: 429 offices, $920B2026: 432 offices, $1.2Tpeak 487 · 2010$1.2T1995200020052010201520202026
Bank offices reporting on June 30Deposits booked at them (nominal dollars, own scale)
South Dakota's passbook1994–2026
DateofficesChangeDeposits
Jun 30 1994380$11.6B
Jun 30 1995380·$12.2B
Jun 30 2000427+10$12.9B
Jun 30 2005459+11$42.1B
Jun 30 2010PEAK487+2$107B
Jun 30 2015467+5$450B
Jun 30 2020456−1$793B
Jun 30 2025429−2$920B
Jun 30 2026NOW432+3$1.2T
Open the full passbook — all 33 years ▾
DateofficesChangeDeposits
Jun 30 1994380$11.6B
Jun 30 1995380·$12.2B
Jun 30 1996388+8$12.4B
Jun 30 1997403+15$13.2B
Jun 30 1998412+9$12.5B
Jun 30 1999417+5$12.3B
Jun 30 2000427+10$12.9B
Jun 30 2001431+4$15.5B
Jun 30 2002437+6$14.6B
Jun 30 2003444+7$15.7B
Jun 30 2004448+4$53.3B
Jun 30 2005459+11$42.1B
Jun 30 2006468+9$75.2B
Jun 30 2007481+13$63.3B
Jun 30 2008482+1$74.9B
Jun 30 2009485+3$86.8B
Jun 30 2010PEAK487+2$107B
Jun 30 2011480−7$84.9B
Jun 30 2012475−5$315B
Jun 30 2013468−7$376B
Jun 30 2014462−6$418B
Jun 30 2015467+5$450B
Jun 30 2016470+3$454B
Jun 30 2017465−5$537B
Jun 30 2018462−3$603B
Jun 30 2019457−5$692B
Jun 30 2020456−1$793B
Jun 30 2021445−11$675B
Jun 30 2022442−3$715B
Jun 30 2023434−8$797B
Jun 30 2024431−3$867B
Jun 30 2025429−2$920B
Jun 30 2026NOW432+3$1.2T

Counties that lost the most

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

−67%Fall River County · 6→2−60%Clark County · 5→2−40%Beadle County · 10→6−40%Lyman County · 5→3−40%Tripp County · 5→3−33%Brule County · 6→4−30%Codington County · 20→14−30%Spink County · 10→7

Every county

CountyOffices 2026Peak (year)ChangeDeposits
Minnehaha County83106 (2009)−22%$479B
Lincoln County3838 (2025)·$648B
Pennington County2332 (2005)−28%$3.3B
Brown County1622 (2007)−27%$2.0B
Brookings County1415 (1994)−7%$2.2B
Codington County1420 (2005)−30%$1.6B
Davison County1213 (2003)−8%$1.2B
Lawrence County1213 (2007)−8%$981M
Union County1112 (2023)−8%$773M
Hughes County1013 (2009)−23%$1.7B
Yankton County1013 (2002)−23%$1.3B
Hutchinson County88 (1994)·$503M
Turner County89 (2000)−11%$329M
Clay County78 (2012)−13%$426M
Day County77 (1994)·$226M
Hamlin County78 (2019)−13%$225M
Spink County710 (2007)−30%$262M
Beadle County610 (1994)−40%$522M
Charles Mix County66 (1994)·$485M
Kingsbury County67 (1999)−14%$301M
Lake County68 (1995)−25%$497M
Roberts County67 (1994)−14%$470M
Bon Homme County55 (1994)·$237M
Edmunds County55 (2000)·$215M
Grant County56 (1995)−17%$403M
Meade County57 (2012)−29%$490M
Walworth County55 (2023)·$456M
Brule County46 (1994)−33%$379M
Gregory County44 (1994)·$260M
McCook County45 (1994)−20%$205M
Marshall County45 (1994)−20%$144M
Aurora County34 (2011)−25%$207M
Butte County34 (1994)−25%$341M
Corson County33 (1994)·$66.9M
Custer County33 (2008)·$148M
Deuel County34 (1998)−25%$179M
Dewey County34 (2009)−25%$148M
Douglas County33 (1994)·$114M
Hanson County33 (1994)·$108M
Jones County33 (1994)·$73.0M
Lyman County35 (2008)−40%$92.2M
McPherson County33 (2016)·$94.3M
Moody County33 (1994)·$152M
Perkins County33 (1994)·$187M
Potter County33 (1994)·$207M
Sanborn County33 (1994)·$88.1M
Tripp County35 (2001)−40%$301M
Campbell County22 (1994)·$114M
Clark County25 (1994)−60%$168M
Fall River County26 (2004)−67%$108M
Haakon County22 (1994)·$330M
Hand County22 (1994)·$201M
Hyde County22 (1994)·$83.3M
Miner County23 (1994)−33%$104M
Stanley County22 (2010)·$111M
Sully County22 (1994)·$151M
Bennett County11 (1994)·$94.5M
Faulk County12 (1994)−50%$126M
Harding County11 (1994)·$62.6M
Jackson County11 (1994)·$50.7M
Jerauld County12 (1994)−50%$85.1M
Mellette County11 (1994)·$26.6M
Todd County11 (1994)·$45.8M
Ziebach County11 (1994)·$1.1B

Banks with the most offices in South Dakota

BankOffices in SD
First Interstate Bank46
Wells Fargo Bank, National Association30
BankWest, Inc.22
CorTrust Bank National Association22
Dacotah Bank21
American Bank & Trust18
The First National Bank in Sioux Falls18
First Dakota National Bank17
First Bank & Trust15
First PREMIER Bank13
First National Bank12
First Fidelity Bank11
First Savings Bank11
Reliabank Dakota10
U.S. Bank National Association10
Plains Commerce Bank8
Pioneer Bank & Trust7
BMO Bank National Association7
Minnwest Bank6
Central Bank6

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.