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Bank branches in Vermont

Vermont has 215 bank offices, 61 fewer than its peak of 276 in 2005 (−22%). Deposits booked in the state: $19.0 billion.

215
offices, 2026
25
banks
−5
gone since 2025
+1
new since 2025
1382761994: 261 offices, $6.6B1995: 259 offices, $6.7B1996: 262 offices, $6.9B1997: 272 offices, $6.9B1998: 262 offices, $7.3B1999: 261 offices, $7.5B2000: 267 offices, $7.8B2001: 267 offices, $8.0B2002: 263 offices, $8.4B2003: 265 offices, $8.8B2004: 273 offices, $9.0B2005: 276 offices, $9.5B2006: 276 offices, $9.9B2007: 273 offices, $9.9B2008: 272 offices, $9.9B2009: 267 offices, $10.3B2010: 266 offices, $10.6B2011: 266 offices, $10.9B2012: 257 offices, $11.7B2013: 256 offices, $11.7B2014: 251 offices, $11.8B2015: 248 offices, $12.1B2016: 243 offices, $12.6B2017: 239 offices, $13.1B2018: 236 offices, $13.3B2019: 235 offices, $13.7B2020: 229 offices, $17.1B2021: 228 offices, $18.6B2022: 228 offices, $19.6B2023: 227 offices, $18.1B2024: 224 offices, $18.5B2025: 219 offices, $18.7B2026: 215 offices, $19.0Bpeak 276 · 2005$19.0B1995200020052010201520202026
Bank offices reporting on June 30Deposits booked at them (nominal dollars, own scale)
Vermont's passbook1994–2026
DateofficesChangeDeposits
Jun 30 1994261$6.6B
Jun 30 1995259−2$6.7B
Jun 30 2000267+6$7.8B
Jun 30 2005PEAK276+3$9.5B
Jun 30 2010266−1$10.6B
Jun 30 2015248−3$12.1B
Jun 30 2020229−6$17.1B
Jun 30 2025219−5$18.7B
Jun 30 2026NOW215−4$19.0B
Open the full passbook — all 33 years ▾
DateofficesChangeDeposits
Jun 30 1994261$6.6B
Jun 30 1995259−2$6.7B
Jun 30 1996262+3$6.9B
Jun 30 1997272+10$6.9B
Jun 30 1998262−10$7.3B
Jun 30 1999261−1$7.5B
Jun 30 2000267+6$7.8B
Jun 30 2001267·$8.0B
Jun 30 2002263−4$8.4B
Jun 30 2003265+2$8.8B
Jun 30 2004273+8$9.0B
Jun 30 2005PEAK276+3$9.5B
Jun 30 2006276·$9.9B
Jun 30 2007273−3$9.9B
Jun 30 2008272−1$9.9B
Jun 30 2009267−5$10.3B
Jun 30 2010266−1$10.6B
Jun 30 2011266·$10.9B
Jun 30 2012257−9$11.7B
Jun 30 2013256−1$11.7B
Jun 30 2014251−5$11.8B
Jun 30 2015248−3$12.1B
Jun 30 2016243−5$12.6B
Jun 30 2017239−4$13.1B
Jun 30 2018236−3$13.3B
Jun 30 2019235−1$13.7B
Jun 30 2020229−6$17.1B
Jun 30 2021228−1$18.6B
Jun 30 2022228·$19.6B
Jun 30 2023227−1$18.1B
Jun 30 2024224−3$18.5B
Jun 30 2025219−5$18.7B
Jun 30 2026NOW215−4$19.0B

Counties that lost the most

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

−48%Rutland County · 29→15−41%Washington County · 29→17−37%Caledonia County · 19→12−36%Orleans County · 11→7−35%Windham County · 23→15−33%Windsor County · 36→24−25%Franklin County · 20→15−20%Bennington County · 20→16

Every county

CountyOffices 2026Peak (year)ChangeDeposits
Chittenden County5555 (1997)·$7.3B
Windsor County2436 (2004)−33%$1.5B
Washington County1729 (1997)−41%$1.8B
Bennington County1620 (1994)−20%$1.1B
Franklin County1520 (2005)−25%$911M
Rutland County1529 (2007)−48%$1.2B
Windham County1523 (2000)−35%$1.1B
Addison County1315 (1999)−13%$824M
Orange County1316 (2008)−19%$523M
Caledonia County1219 (1997)−37%$883M
Lamoille County1012 (1996)−17%$945M
Orleans County711 (1994)−36%$758M
Essex County22 (2002)·$41.3M
Grand Isle County12 (1994)−50%$51.1M

Banks with the most offices in Vermont

BankOffices in VT
Manufacturers and Traders Trust Company33
Community Bank, National Association29
TD Bank, National Association18
Mascoma Bank13
Northfield Savings Bank13
Union Bank13
Community National Bank12
Bar Harbor Bank & Trust11
Citizens Bank, National Association10
KeyBank National Association10
Passumpsic Savings Bank7
The National Bank of Middlebury7
Wells River Savings Bank6
Beacon Bank and Trust5
Peoples Trust Company of St. Albans5
The Bank of Bennington5
NBT Bank, National Association4
The Brattleboro Savings and Loan Association4
JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association3
The First National Bank of Orwell2

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.