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Bank branches in Tennessee

Tennessee has 1,928 bank offices, 404 fewer than its peak of 2,332 in 2009 (−17%). Deposits booked in the state: $252 billion.

1,928
offices, 2026
165
banks
−41
gone since 2025
+37
new since 2025
1,1662,3321994: 1,794 offices, $52.1B1995: 1,805 offices, $55.1B1996: 1,832 offices, $58.1B1997: 1,866 offices, $60.8B1998: 1,914 offices, $64.9B1999: 1,981 offices, $68.6B2000: 1,976 offices, $72.2B2001: 2,005 offices, $73.7B2002: 2,009 offices, $77.2B2003: 2,029 offices, $86.7B2004: 2,094 offices, $90.2B2005: 2,113 offices, $95.6B2006: 2,168 offices, $102B2007: 2,270 offices, $107B2008: 2,301 offices, $105B2009: 2,332 offices, $111B2010: 2,298 offices, $115B2011: 2,293 offices, $117B2012: 2,275 offices, $118B2013: 2,259 offices, $119B2014: 2,221 offices, $122B2015: 2,186 offices, $131B2016: 2,154 offices, $138B2017: 2,115 offices, $148B2018: 2,053 offices, $155B2019: 2,033 offices, $160B2020: 2,020 offices, $193B2021: 1,971 offices, $213B2022: 1,918 offices, $222B2023: 1,919 offices, $222B2024: 1,925 offices, $223B2025: 1,932 offices, $234B2026: 1,928 offices, $252Bpeak 2,332 · 2009$252B1995200020052010201520202026
Bank offices reporting on June 30Deposits booked at them (nominal dollars, own scale)
Tennessee's passbook1994–2026
DateofficesChangeDeposits
Jun 30 19941,794$52.1B
Jun 30 19951,805+11$55.1B
Jun 30 20001,976−5$72.2B
Jun 30 20052,113+19$95.6B
Jun 30 2009PEAK2,332+31$111B
Jun 30 20102,298−34$115B
Jun 30 20152,186−35$131B
Jun 30 20202,020−13$193B
Jun 30 20251,932+7$234B
Jun 30 2026NOW1,928−4$252B
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DateofficesChangeDeposits
Jun 30 19941,794$52.1B
Jun 30 19951,805+11$55.1B
Jun 30 19961,832+27$58.1B
Jun 30 19971,866+34$60.8B
Jun 30 19981,914+48$64.9B
Jun 30 19991,981+67$68.6B
Jun 30 20001,976−5$72.2B
Jun 30 20012,005+29$73.7B
Jun 30 20022,009+4$77.2B
Jun 30 20032,029+20$86.7B
Jun 30 20042,094+65$90.2B
Jun 30 20052,113+19$95.6B
Jun 30 20062,168+55$102B
Jun 30 20072,270+102$107B
Jun 30 20082,301+31$105B
Jun 30 2009PEAK2,332+31$111B
Jun 30 20102,298−34$115B
Jun 30 20112,293−5$117B
Jun 30 20122,275−18$118B
Jun 30 20132,259−16$119B
Jun 30 20142,221−38$122B
Jun 30 20152,186−35$131B
Jun 30 20162,154−32$138B
Jun 30 20172,115−39$148B
Jun 30 20182,053−62$155B
Jun 30 20192,033−20$160B
Jun 30 20202,020−13$193B
Jun 30 20211,971−49$213B
Jun 30 20221,918−53$222B
Jun 30 20231,919+1$222B
Jun 30 20241,925+6$223B
Jun 30 20251,932+7$234B
Jun 30 2026NOW1,928−4$252B

Counties that lost the most

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

−67%Polk County · 12→4−61%Loudon County · 23→9−60%Lake County · 5→2−60%Meigs County · 5→2−60%Morgan County · 5→2−57%Hawkins County · 21→9−54%McMinn County · 24→11−50%Roane County · 16→8

Every county

CountyOffices 2026Peak (year)ChangeDeposits
Davidson County210214 (2025)−2%$66.1B
Shelby County203266 (2007)−24%$36.2B
Knox County132164 (2013)−20%$18.9B
Williamson County104105 (2019)−1%$14.3B
Hamilton County97118 (2009)−18%$12.7B
Rutherford County7979 (2008)·$8.2B
Sumner County5460 (2013)−10%$5.6B
Sevier County4459 (2010)−25%$4.2B
Montgomery County4355 (2010)−22%$4.1B
Wilson County3944 (2011)−11%$5.0B
Madison County3643 (2007)−16%$2.5B
Washington County3657 (2009)−37%$3.2B
Sullivan County3454 (2011)−37%$2.4B
Putnam County3136 (2008)−14%$3.4B
Blount County2854 (2009)−48%$3.2B
Bradley County2638 (2007)−32%$3.3B
Maury County2530 (2007)−17%$2.1B
Dickson County2021 (2007)−5%$1.6B
Gibson County2032 (1999)−38%$1.1B
Warren County1920 (2009)−5%$1.4B
Coffee County1821 (2008)−14%$1.5B
Monroe County1829 (2006)−38%$1.0B
Anderson County1724 (1994)−29%$1.4B
Carroll County1718 (2005)−6%$805M
Fayette County1720 (2009)−15%$1.2B
Greene County1727 (2004)−37%$1.3B
Cumberland County1620 (2012)−20%$1.8B
Robertson County1619 (2008)−16%$1.5B
Tipton County1622 (2009)−27%$975M
Dyer County1421 (1999)−33%$1.0B
Hamblen County1424 (2009)−42%$1.4B
Lawrence County1418 (2005)−22%$978M
Marion County1416 (2009)−13%$738M
Obion County1421 (1996)−33%$921M
Carter County1317 (1994)−24%$999M
Henry County1316 (1998)−19%$1.3B
Campbell County1218 (2008)−33%$759M
Claiborne County1213 (2011)−8%$1.1B
Giles County1215 (2005)−20%$1.0B
Jefferson County1218 (2013)−33%$1.0B
McNairy County1215 (2002)−20%$526M
Weakley County1217 (1994)−29%$894M
Cheatham County1113 (2003)−15%$786M
Franklin County1115 (2008)−27%$823M
Hardeman County1115 (2008)−27%$534M
Hardin County1112 (1995)−8%$848M
Henderson County1115 (1994)−27%$740M
Lauderdale County1115 (1998)−27%$542M
McMinn County1124 (2004)−54%$1.3B
Bedford County1013 (1994)−23%$1.3B
Lincoln County1015 (1994)−33%$798M
Wayne County1011 (2023)−9%$1.1B
Crockett County913 (2000)−31%$344M
Hawkins County921 (2000)−57%$1.4B
Loudon County923 (2006)−61%$1.1B
Macon County911 (2000)−18%$962M
Marshall County913 (1994)−31%$885M
Smith County910 (2004)−10%$755M
Cocke County812 (1994)−33%$793M
Rhea County810 (2004)−20%$668M
Roane County816 (2001)−50%$536M
Chester County710 (2011)−30%$306M
Decatur County78 (1994)−13%$472M
Fentress County78 (2001)−13%$521M
Humphreys County78 (2015)−13%$489M
Benton County68 (1996)−25%$825M
DeKalb County611 (1996)−45%$705M
Haywood County69 (1995)−33%$384M
Hickman County66 (2023)·$296M
Overton County67 (2001)−14%$653M
Scott County69 (2007)−33%$456M
Sequatchie County67 (2004)−14%$432M
White County68 (2003)−25%$644M
Cannon County55 (1994)·$250M
Grainger County56 (2000)−17%$242M
Grundy County58 (2008)−38%$189M
Johnson County56 (2000)−17%$371M
Lewis County58 (2007)−38%$306M
Polk County412 (1997)−67%$201M
Stewart County46 (2004)−33%$311M
Union County46 (1994)−33%$271M
Perry County33 (1994)·$272M
Trousdale County33 (1997)·$271M
Unicoi County36 (1997)−50%$1.1B
Bledsoe County22 (1994)·$220M
Clay County23 (1994)−33%$155M
Hancock County22 (1994)·$110M
Houston County24 (2001)−50%$194M
Jackson County24 (1994)−50%$214M
Lake County25 (1994)−60%$51.7M
Meigs County25 (1998)−60%$157M
Moore County23 (2013)−33%$68.6M
Morgan County25 (1997)−60%$175M
Pickett County23 (2010)−33%$196M
Van Buren County11 (1994)·$75.6M

Banks with the most offices in Tennessee

BankOffices in TN
Regions Bank193
First Horizon Bank134
Truist Bank98
FirstBank69
Pinnacle Bank57
U.S. Bank National Association55
Bank of America, National Association53
JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association47
Fifth Third Bank, National Association47
Simmons Bank44
Wilson Bank and Trust32
Lawrence Bank30
The Huntington National Bank30
FSNB, National Association28
Builtwell Bank27
The Park National Bank26
United Community Bank26
Citizens Tri-County Bank24
SmartBank24
Wells Fargo Bank, National Association23

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.