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Bank branches in Virginia

Virginia has 1,824 bank offices, 863 fewer than its peak of 2,687 in 2011 (−32%). Deposits booked in the state: $319 billion.

1,824
offices, 2026
105
banks
−33
gone since 2025
+25
new since 2025
1,3442,6871994: 2,383 offices, $66.3B1995: 2,355 offices, $68.6B1996: 2,338 offices, $72.0B1997: 2,374 offices, $76.0B1998: 2,357 offices, $77.7B1999: 2,439 offices, $79.6B2000: 2,448 offices, $87.8B2001: 2,421 offices, $101B2002: 2,430 offices, $118B2003: 2,429 offices, $130B2004: 2,377 offices, $148B2005: 2,438 offices, $155B2006: 2,512 offices, $173B2007: 2,593 offices, $182B2008: 2,650 offices, $194B2009: 2,671 offices, $213B2010: 2,684 offices, $214B2011: 2,687 offices, $228B2012: 2,644 offices, $249B2013: 2,608 offices, $241B2014: 2,537 offices, $240B2015: 2,524 offices, $278B2016: 2,476 offices, $287B2017: 2,389 offices, $308B2018: 2,295 offices, $323B2019: 2,224 offices, $335B2020: 2,213 offices, $380B2021: 2,069 offices, $427B2022: 1,931 offices, $381B2023: 1,860 offices, $303B2024: 1,825 offices, $296B2025: 1,832 offices, $327B2026: 1,824 offices, $319Bpeak 2,687 · 2011$319B1995200020052010201520202026
Bank offices reporting on June 30Deposits booked at them (nominal dollars, own scale)
Virginia's passbook1994–2026
DateofficesChangeDeposits
Jun 30 19942,383$66.3B
Jun 30 19952,355−28$68.6B
Jun 30 20002,448+9$87.8B
Jun 30 20052,438+61$155B
Jun 30 20102,684+13$214B
Jun 30 2011PEAK2,687+3$228B
Jun 30 20152,524−13$278B
Jun 30 20202,213−11$380B
Jun 30 20251,832+7$327B
Jun 30 2026NOW1,824−8$319B
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DateofficesChangeDeposits
Jun 30 19942,383$66.3B
Jun 30 19952,355−28$68.6B
Jun 30 19962,338−17$72.0B
Jun 30 19972,374+36$76.0B
Jun 30 19982,357−17$77.7B
Jun 30 19992,439+82$79.6B
Jun 30 20002,448+9$87.8B
Jun 30 20012,421−27$101B
Jun 30 20022,430+9$118B
Jun 30 20032,429−1$130B
Jun 30 20042,377−52$148B
Jun 30 20052,438+61$155B
Jun 30 20062,512+74$173B
Jun 30 20072,593+81$182B
Jun 30 20082,650+57$194B
Jun 30 20092,671+21$213B
Jun 30 20102,684+13$214B
Jun 30 2011PEAK2,687+3$228B
Jun 30 20122,644−43$249B
Jun 30 20132,608−36$241B
Jun 30 20142,537−71$240B
Jun 30 20152,524−13$278B
Jun 30 20162,476−48$287B
Jun 30 20172,389−87$308B
Jun 30 20182,295−94$323B
Jun 30 20192,224−71$335B
Jun 30 20202,213−11$380B
Jun 30 20212,069−144$427B
Jun 30 20221,931−138$381B
Jun 30 20231,860−71$303B
Jun 30 20241,825−35$296B
Jun 30 20251,832+7$327B
Jun 30 2026NOW1,824−8$319B

Counties that lost the most

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

−83%Franklin city · 12→2−81%Richmond County · 21→4−78%Hopewell city · 9→2−75%Petersburg city · 24→6−71%Alleghany County · 7→2−71%Caroline County · 7→2−71%Hampton city · 38→11−71%Falls Church city · 17→5

Every county

CountyOffices 2026Peak (year)ChangeDeposits
Fairfax County237341 (2012)−30%$117B
Henrico County77102 (2007)−25%$9.2B
Loudoun County74106 (2012)−30%$9.4B
Chesterfield County6691 (2010)−27%$7.4B
Virginia Beach city64116 (1994)−45%$9.3B
Prince William County5592 (2010)−40%$6.9B
Arlington County5288 (2012)−41%$9.0B
Richmond city37110 (1996)−66%$35.9B
Alexandria city3559 (2010)−41%$6.1B
Roanoke city3060 (1997)−50%$3.5B
Norfolk city2973 (1994)−60%$4.9B
Hanover County2838 (2009)−26%$3.0B
Montgomery County2837 (2008)−24%$3.1B
Albemarle County2730 (2016)−10%$2.9B
Tazewell County2734 (2008)−21%$1.3B
Chesapeake city2761 (1997)−56%$3.7B
Roanoke County2538 (2015)−34%$2.6B
Lynchburg city2543 (1997)−42%$2.2B
Harrisonburg city2437 (2007)−35%$2.2B
Spotsylvania County2232 (2008)−31%$2.3B
Bedford County2023 (2014)−13%$1.9B
Newport News city2052 (1994)−62%$2.9B
Frederick County1924 (2016)−21%$1.4B
Washington County1931 (2009)−39%$1.4B
Campbell County1823 (2011)−22%$1.2B
Fauquier County1726 (2009)−35%$2.3B
Stafford County1628 (2012)−43%$1.5B
Charlottesville city1638 (1994)−58%$2.5B
Danville city1636 (1999)−56%$1.6B
Fredericksburg city1632 (1998)−50%$1.9B
James City County1524 (1999)−38%$2.3B
Rockingham County1522 (2006)−32%$1.3B
Wythe County1520 (2010)−25%$879M
Fairfax city1532 (1994)−53%$5.8B
Suffolk city1522 (2011)−32%$1.6B
Winchester city1532 (2004)−53%$1.7B
Franklin County1421 (1999)−33%$1.2B
Manassas city1424 (2000)−42%$1.5B
Staunton city1416 (1996)−13%$1.2B
Botetourt County1318 (2008)−28%$708M
Mecklenburg County1220 (2004)−40%$1.1B
Shenandoah County1220 (1999)−40%$1.0B
Wise County1120 (2012)−45%$606M
York County1117 (2007)−35%$1.0B
Hampton city1138 (1994)−71%$1.3B
Augusta County1019 (2005)−47%$428M
Lancaster County1013 (2008)−23%$727M
Pittsylvania County1013 (2004)−23%$495M
Russell County1014 (2006)−29%$686M
Warren County1016 (2008)−38%$849M
Colonial Heights city1013 (1996)−23%$1.1B
Portsmouth city1027 (1994)−63%$1.7B
Salem city1022 (1994)−55%$1.1B
Accomack County918 (1994)−50%$627M
Halifax County912 (1998)−25%$845M
Henry County920 (2002)−55%$493M
Prince Edward County914 (1996)−36%$539M
Pulaski County914 (2007)−36%$577M
Smyth County913 (2007)−31%$493M
Waynesboro city913 (2011)−31%$763M
Amherst County812 (2008)−33%$564M
Lee County814 (2007)−43%$473M
Bristol city818 (2000)−56%$600M
Culpeper County714 (2011)−50%$991M
Dinwiddie County77 (2016)·$376M
Northumberland County710 (2008)−30%$365M
Nottoway County79 (2003)−22%$309M
Orange County713 (2010)−46%$593M
Powhatan County77 (2010)·$863M
Scott County712 (2009)−42%$127M
Galax city711 (2000)−36%$440M
Martinsville city712 (2009)−42%$933M
Buchanan County612 (1998)−50%$485M
Dickenson County68 (2002)−25%$209M
Gloucester County613 (2007)−54%$674M
Goochland County68 (2012)−25%$574M
Grayson County68 (1994)−25%$188M
Louisa County69 (2007)−33%$472M
Northampton County67 (1994)−14%$273M
Page County610 (1994)−40%$558M
Rockbridge County613 (2009)−54%$344M
Lexington city67 (1994)−14%$504M
Petersburg city624 (1994)−75%$437M
Radford city611 (1999)−45%$377M
Williamsburg city616 (1996)−63%$565M
Appomattox County55 (2017)·$420M
Carroll County57 (2005)−29%$431M
Charlotte County56 (1994)−17%$193M
Giles County59 (1997)−44%$289M
Isle of Wight County58 (2006)−38%$515M
King William County57 (1994)−29%$605M
Middlesex County58 (1998)−38%$319M
Patrick County59 (2004)−44%$335M
Southampton County57 (1994)−29%$158M
Sussex County59 (1994)−44%$165M
Westmoreland County58 (2009)−38%$345M
Falls Church city517 (1996)−71%$601M
Norton city56 (2007)−17%$236M
Essex County48 (2004)−50%$403M
Floyd County44 (2008)·$319M
Greene County45 (2002)−20%$402M
Richmond County421 (2001)−81%$241M
Covington city46 (2016)−33%$372M
Emporia city410 (2001)−60%$269M
Bath County34 (2005)−25%$94.2M
Brunswick County36 (1994)−50%$192M
Buckingham County34 (1998)−25%$133M
Clarke County33 (1994)·$422M
Highland County33 (2001)·$139M
King George County36 (2012)−50%$316M
Lunenburg County36 (2001)−50%$184M
Nelson County35 (2003)−40%$151M
Prince George County35 (1999)−40%$243M
Alleghany County27 (2005)−71%$89.6M
Amelia County23 (1994)−33%$162M
Caroline County27 (1998)−71%$1.4B
Cumberland County23 (1998)−33%$81.4M
Fluvanna County23 (2001)−33%$197M
Greensville County23 (2019)−33%$89.5M
Madison County23 (1994)−33%$262M
New Kent County24 (2009)−50%$356M
Rappahannock County22 (1994)·$137M
Buena Vista city24 (2009)−50%$51.1M
Franklin city212 (2001)−83%$117M
Hopewell city29 (1994)−78%$247M
Bland County12 (1994)−50%$43.8M
Charles City County11 (1994)·$26.9M
Craig County12 (1994)−50%$76.8M
King and Queen County11 (1994)·$24.4M
Mathews County12 (1994)−50%$175M
Surry County12 (1994)−50%$38.8M
Manassas Park city11 (2002)·$109M
Poquoson city12 (1994)−50%$73.6M

Banks with the most offices in Virginia

BankOffices in VA
Truist Bank259
Wells Fargo Bank, National Association179
Atlantic Union Bank126
Bank of America, National Association98
United Bank80
JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association77
PNC Bank, National Association52
Carter Bank & Trust51
TowneBank48
Woodforest National Bank48
Burke & Herbert Bank & Trust Company40
First-Citizens Bank & Trust Company36
Citizens and Farmers Bank32
First Bank31
The National Bank of Blacksburg28
Blue Ridge Bank, National Association26
First Community Bank26
Primis Bank26
Manufacturers and Traders Trust Company25
Bank of the James22

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.