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Bank branches in Washington

Washington has 1,331 bank offices, 594 fewer than its peak of 1,925 in 2008 (−31%). Deposits booked in the state: $209 billion.

1,331
offices, 2026
63
banks
−44
gone since 2025
+13
new since 2025
9631,9251994: 1,733 offices, $50.6B1995: 1,746 offices, $51.5B1996: 1,745 offices, $52.9B1997: 1,607 offices, $54.0B1998: 1,602 offices, $56.3B1999: 1,633 offices, $57.8B2000: 1,691 offices, $60.2B2001: 1,729 offices, $65.5B2002: 1,736 offices, $70.6B2003: 1,784 offices, $81.5B2004: 1,799 offices, $87.4B2005: 1,832 offices, $91.5B2006: 1,871 offices, $99.6B2007: 1,898 offices, $106B2008: 1,925 offices, $112B2009: 1,924 offices, $113B2010: 1,891 offices, $109B2011: 1,891 offices, $109B2012: 1,876 offices, $113B2013: 1,864 offices, $118B2014: 1,832 offices, $123B2015: 1,791 offices, $135B2016: 1,758 offices, $143B2017: 1,741 offices, $154B2018: 1,716 offices, $161B2019: 1,672 offices, $165B2020: 1,629 offices, $196B2021: 1,546 offices, $224B2022: 1,500 offices, $231B2023: 1,439 offices, $214B2024: 1,410 offices, $211B2025: 1,363 offices, $211B2026: 1,331 offices, $209Bpeak 1,925 · 2008$209B1995200020052010201520202026
Bank offices reporting on June 30Deposits booked at them (nominal dollars, own scale)
Washington's passbook1994–2026
DateofficesChangeDeposits
Jun 30 19941,733$50.6B
Jun 30 19951,746+13$51.5B
Jun 30 20001,691+58$60.2B
Jun 30 20051,832+33$91.5B
Jun 30 2008PEAK1,925+27$112B
Jun 30 20101,891−33$109B
Jun 30 20151,791−41$135B
Jun 30 20201,629−43$196B
Jun 30 20251,363−47$211B
Jun 30 2026NOW1,331−32$209B
Open the full passbook — all 33 years ▾
DateofficesChangeDeposits
Jun 30 19941,733$50.6B
Jun 30 19951,746+13$51.5B
Jun 30 19961,745−1$52.9B
Jun 30 19971,607−138$54.0B
Jun 30 19981,602−5$56.3B
Jun 30 19991,633+31$57.8B
Jun 30 20001,691+58$60.2B
Jun 30 20011,729+38$65.5B
Jun 30 20021,736+7$70.6B
Jun 30 20031,784+48$81.5B
Jun 30 20041,799+15$87.4B
Jun 30 20051,832+33$91.5B
Jun 30 20061,871+39$99.6B
Jun 30 20071,898+27$106B
Jun 30 2008PEAK1,925+27$112B
Jun 30 20091,924−1$113B
Jun 30 20101,891−33$109B
Jun 30 20111,891·$109B
Jun 30 20121,876−15$113B
Jun 30 20131,864−12$118B
Jun 30 20141,832−32$123B
Jun 30 20151,791−41$135B
Jun 30 20161,758−33$143B
Jun 30 20171,741−17$154B
Jun 30 20181,716−25$161B
Jun 30 20191,672−44$165B
Jun 30 20201,629−43$196B
Jun 30 20211,546−83$224B
Jun 30 20221,500−46$231B
Jun 30 20231,439−61$214B
Jun 30 20241,410−29$211B
Jun 30 20251,363−47$211B
Jun 30 2026NOW1,331−32$209B

Counties that lost the most

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

−80%Garfield County · 5→1−66%Lewis County · 29→10−64%Cowlitz County · 22→8−62%Adams County · 13→5−60%Stevens County · 10→4−54%Mason County · 13→6−53%Pacific County · 15→7−45%Lincoln County · 11→6

Every county

CountyOffices 2026Peak (year)ChangeDeposits
King County411556 (2013)−26%$104B
Snohomish County140190 (2011)−26%$20.1B
Pierce County125207 (2008)−40%$18.8B
Spokane County81129 (2008)−37%$10.6B
Clark County69102 (2008)−32%$8.3B
Whatcom County4877 (2008)−38%$5.1B
Thurston County4773 (2011)−36%$5.3B
Kitsap County4476 (2008)−42%$4.2B
Yakima County3860 (1996)−37%$4.0B
Benton County3241 (2004)−22%$3.0B
Skagit County3051 (2008)−41%$3.2B
Clallam County2533 (1996)−24%$2.8B
Chelan County2228 (1995)−21%$2.6B
Grays Harbor County2234 (1996)−35%$1.4B
Grant County2126 (2002)−19%$1.8B
Whitman County1828 (1999)−36%$876M
Island County1425 (2005)−44%$1.3B
Walla Walla County1423 (2005)−39%$1.5B
Kittitas County1214 (2009)−14%$1.1B
Okanogan County1217 (1994)−29%$775M
Franklin County1018 (2009)−44%$904M
Lewis County1029 (2007)−66%$858M
Jefferson County916 (2008)−44%$928M
Cowlitz County822 (2000)−64%$957M
Douglas County813 (1994)−38%$884M
San Juan County810 (1994)−20%$641M
Klickitat County79 (1994)−22%$434M
Pacific County715 (1994)−53%$367M
Asotin County69 (2010)−33%$299M
Lincoln County611 (1994)−45%$400M
Mason County613 (1995)−54%$372M
Adams County513 (1994)−62%$293M
Stevens County410 (1994)−60%$352M
Columbia County35 (1994)−40%$142M
Pend Oreille County34 (1998)−25%$174M
Skamania County23 (1994)−33%$168M
Wahkiakum County22 (1994)·$73.1M
Ferry County11 (1994)·$41.4M
Garfield County15 (1994)−80%$21.5M

Banks with the most offices in Washington

BankOffices in WA
JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association147
KeyBank National Association138
U.S. Bank National Association136
Bank of America, National Association119
Wells Fargo Bank, National Association112
Columbia Bank106
WaFd Bank75
Banner Bank67
Heritage Bank60
Washington Trust Bank30
Mechanics Bank28
Glacier Bank27
1st Security Bank of Washington25
Timberland Bank24
Peoples Bank23
Bank of the Pacific17
First Interstate Bank17
First Fed Bank14
Coastal Community Bank14
Riverview Bank13

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.