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Bank branches in Wisconsin

Wisconsin has 1,622 bank offices, 767 fewer than its peak of 2,389 in 2008 (−32%). Deposits booked in the state: $207 billion.

1,622
offices, 2026
185
banks
−37
gone since 2025
+15
new since 2025
1,1952,3891994: 1,943 offices, $56.6B1995: 1,957 offices, $59.9B1996: 1,975 offices, $62.7B1997: 2,011 offices, $65.7B1998: 2,028 offices, $69.3B1999: 2,071 offices, $72.4B2000: 2,116 offices, $75.4B2001: 2,144 offices, $78.6B2002: 2,171 offices, $83.6B2003: 2,200 offices, $95.9B2004: 2,254 offices, $96.1B2005: 2,298 offices, $101B2006: 2,336 offices, $104B2007: 2,366 offices, $110B2008: 2,389 offices, $115B2009: 2,388 offices, $126B2010: 2,351 offices, $127B2011: 2,320 offices, $129B2012: 2,287 offices, $133B2013: 2,265 offices, $130B2014: 2,203 offices, $137B2015: 2,168 offices, $140B2016: 2,129 offices, $144B2017: 2,034 offices, $155B2018: 1,970 offices, $150B2019: 1,921 offices, $151B2020: 1,853 offices, $179B2021: 1,799 offices, $201B2022: 1,740 offices, $206B2023: 1,702 offices, $196B2024: 1,659 offices, $193B2025: 1,644 offices, $201B2026: 1,622 offices, $207Bpeak 2,389 · 2008$207B1995200020052010201520202026
Bank offices reporting on June 30Deposits booked at them (nominal dollars, own scale)
Wisconsin's passbook1994–2026
DateofficesChangeDeposits
Jun 30 19941,943$56.6B
Jun 30 19951,957+14$59.9B
Jun 30 20002,116+45$75.4B
Jun 30 20052,298+44$101B
Jun 30 2008PEAK2,389+23$115B
Jun 30 20102,351−37$127B
Jun 30 20152,168−35$140B
Jun 30 20201,853−68$179B
Jun 30 20251,644−15$201B
Jun 30 2026NOW1,622−22$207B
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DateofficesChangeDeposits
Jun 30 19941,943$56.6B
Jun 30 19951,957+14$59.9B
Jun 30 19961,975+18$62.7B
Jun 30 19972,011+36$65.7B
Jun 30 19982,028+17$69.3B
Jun 30 19992,071+43$72.4B
Jun 30 20002,116+45$75.4B
Jun 30 20012,144+28$78.6B
Jun 30 20022,171+27$83.6B
Jun 30 20032,200+29$95.9B
Jun 30 20042,254+54$96.1B
Jun 30 20052,298+44$101B
Jun 30 20062,336+38$104B
Jun 30 20072,366+30$110B
Jun 30 2008PEAK2,389+23$115B
Jun 30 20092,388−1$126B
Jun 30 20102,351−37$127B
Jun 30 20112,320−31$129B
Jun 30 20122,287−33$133B
Jun 30 20132,265−22$130B
Jun 30 20142,203−62$137B
Jun 30 20152,168−35$140B
Jun 30 20162,129−39$144B
Jun 30 20172,034−95$155B
Jun 30 20181,970−64$150B
Jun 30 20191,921−49$151B
Jun 30 20201,853−68$179B
Jun 30 20211,799−54$201B
Jun 30 20221,740−59$206B
Jun 30 20231,702−38$196B
Jun 30 20241,659−43$193B
Jun 30 20251,644−15$201B
Jun 30 2026NOW1,622−22$207B

Counties that lost the most

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

−67%Florence County · 6→2−65%Waushara County · 17→6−56%Clark County · 25→11−56%Burnett County · 9→4−53%Manitowoc County · 34→16−52%Dunn County · 27→13−50%Price County · 10→5−49%Racine County · 72→37

Every county

CountyOffices 2026Peak (year)ChangeDeposits
Milwaukee County199303 (2006)−34%$53.9B
Waukesha County148206 (2010)−28%$18.9B
Dane County126197 (2008)−36%$26.1B
Brown County5895 (2008)−39%$13.8B
Marathon County4465 (2010)−32%$5.4B
La Crosse County3743 (2008)−14%$3.7B
Racine County3772 (2007)−49%$4.5B
Outagamie County3670 (1999)−49%$4.3B
Washington County3661 (2008)−41%$3.7B
Grant County3541 (2010)−15%$1.5B
Kenosha County3446 (2007)−26%$3.8B
Ozaukee County3449 (2010)−31%$3.4B
Rock County3448 (1998)−29%$3.5B
Walworth County3147 (2009)−34%$2.5B
Fond du Lac County2939 (2009)−26%$2.9B
Sheboygan County2947 (2007)−38%$3.0B
Winnebago County2946 (2003)−37%$2.5B
Dodge County2641 (2008)−37%$1.6B
Sauk County2538 (2006)−34%$2.4B
Eau Claire County2440 (2009)−40%$2.4B
Jefferson County2331 (2013)−26%$2.3B
Portage County2330 (2013)−23%$1.6B
Wood County2340 (2003)−43%$2.7B
Chippewa County2228 (2007)−21%$1.3B
St. Croix County2135 (2007)−40%$2.1B
Columbia County1929 (1997)−34%$2.0B
Marinette County1725 (2007)−32%$1.2B
Trempealeau County1720 (2007)−15%$724M
Waupaca County1730 (2005)−43%$1.1B
Manitowoc County1634 (1994)−53%$2.2B
Barron County1526 (2014)−42%$1.4B
Green County1520 (1997)−25%$1.4B
Vernon County1519 (2011)−21%$692M
Polk County1421 (2003)−33%$945M
Door County1320 (2002)−35%$1.3B
Dunn County1327 (1999)−52%$530M
Monroe County1320 (2002)−35%$952M
Shawano County1321 (1995)−38%$640M
Vilas County1315 (2007)−13%$874M
Green Lake County1215 (2011)−20%$1.5B
Juneau County1216 (2006)−25%$590M
Oneida County1221 (1995)−43%$1.2B
Calumet County1118 (2009)−39%$834M
Clark County1125 (1998)−56%$593M
Iowa County1115 (2000)−27%$630M
Lafayette County1116 (2003)−31%$494M
Pierce County1119 (2004)−42%$794M
Crawford County1013 (2001)−23%$525M
Douglas County1015 (2005)−33%$1.1B
Bayfield County911 (1994)−18%$378M
Buffalo County911 (2002)−18%$420M
Oconto County917 (2008)−47%$398M
Ashland County810 (2012)−20%$502M
Kewaunee County814 (2004)−43%$683M
Sawyer County811 (2004)−27%$654M
Langlade County79 (2002)−22%$165M
Lincoln County713 (1997)−46%$580M
Richland County79 (1995)−22%$284M
Washburn County710 (2000)−30%$474M
Adams County67 (2008)−14%$348M
Forest County67 (1999)−14%$262M
Jackson County610 (2002)−40%$231M
Marquette County610 (2002)−40%$221M
Taylor County69 (1994)−33%$660M
Waushara County617 (2006)−65%$478M
Price County510 (1994)−50%$297M
Rusk County59 (2001)−44%$401M
Burnett County49 (2005)−56%$451M
Iron County33 (1994)·$139M
Pepin County34 (1994)−25%$383M
Florence County26 (2011)−67%$151M
Menominee County11 (1996)·$118M

Banks with the most offices in Wisconsin

BankOffices in WI
BMO Bank National Association145
Associated Bank, National Association135
U.S. Bank National Association90
JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association65
Nicolet National Bank46
North Shore Bank42
Bank First, N.A.35
National Exchange Bank and Trust33
Johnson Bank32
Old National Bank31
Wells Fargo Bank, National Association30
Tri City National Bank26
Town Bank, National Association25
PNC Bank, National Association24
Royal Bank21
Lake Ridge Bank20
One Community Bank19
Horicon Bank19
WaterStone Bank, SSB16
Bank Five Nine15

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.