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Bank branches in West Virginia

West Virginia has 553 bank offices, 118 fewer than its peak of 671 in 2011 (−18%). Deposits booked in the state: $48.1 billion.

553
offices, 2026
65
banks
−14
gone since 2025
+7
new since 2025
3366711994: 593 offices, $17.7B1995: 599 offices, $17.8B1996: 597 offices, $18.4B1997: 607 offices, $19.1B1998: 611 offices, $20.1B1999: 616 offices, $20.9B2000: 621 offices, $20.5B2001: 629 offices, $21.3B2002: 634 offices, $22.0B2003: 642 offices, $22.3B2004: 638 offices, $22.7B2005: 639 offices, $23.3B2006: 645 offices, $24.8B2007: 653 offices, $25.9B2008: 664 offices, $26.9B2009: 668 offices, $28.3B2010: 664 offices, $28.8B2011: 671 offices, $29.2B2012: 671 offices, $30.3B2013: 670 offices, $30.6B2014: 661 offices, $31.0B2015: 657 offices, $31.7B2016: 647 offices, $31.5B2017: 638 offices, $32.9B2018: 618 offices, $33.3B2019: 609 offices, $34.2B2020: 601 offices, $38.9B2021: 583 offices, $43.5B2022: 569 offices, $45.2B2023: 564 offices, $45.3B2024: 562 offices, $46.6B2025: 560 offices, $47.1B2026: 553 offices, $48.1Bpeak 671 · 2011$48.1B1995200020052010201520202026
Bank offices reporting on June 30Deposits booked at them (nominal dollars, own scale)
West Virginia's passbook1994–2026
DateofficesChangeDeposits
Jun 30 1994593$17.7B
Jun 30 1995599+6$17.8B
Jun 30 2000621+5$20.5B
Jun 30 2005639+1$23.3B
Jun 30 2010664−4$28.8B
Jun 30 2011PEAK671+7$29.2B
Jun 30 2015657−4$31.7B
Jun 30 2020601−8$38.9B
Jun 30 2025560−2$47.1B
Jun 30 2026NOW553−7$48.1B
Open the full passbook — all 33 years ▾
DateofficesChangeDeposits
Jun 30 1994593$17.7B
Jun 30 1995599+6$17.8B
Jun 30 1996597−2$18.4B
Jun 30 1997607+10$19.1B
Jun 30 1998611+4$20.1B
Jun 30 1999616+5$20.9B
Jun 30 2000621+5$20.5B
Jun 30 2001629+8$21.3B
Jun 30 2002634+5$22.0B
Jun 30 2003642+8$22.3B
Jun 30 2004638−4$22.7B
Jun 30 2005639+1$23.3B
Jun 30 2006645+6$24.8B
Jun 30 2007653+8$25.9B
Jun 30 2008664+11$26.9B
Jun 30 2009668+4$28.3B
Jun 30 2010664−4$28.8B
Jun 30 2011PEAK671+7$29.2B
Jun 30 2012671·$30.3B
Jun 30 2013670−1$30.6B
Jun 30 2014661−9$31.0B
Jun 30 2015657−4$31.7B
Jun 30 2016647−10$31.5B
Jun 30 2017638−9$32.9B
Jun 30 2018618−20$33.3B
Jun 30 2019609−9$34.2B
Jun 30 2020601−8$38.9B
Jun 30 2021583−18$43.5B
Jun 30 2022569−14$45.2B
Jun 30 2023564−5$45.3B
Jun 30 2024562−2$46.6B
Jun 30 2025560−2$47.1B
Jun 30 2026NOW553−7$48.1B

Counties that lost the most

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

−58%McDowell County · 12→5−57%Hancock County · 14→6−50%Wayne County · 10→5−50%Pleasants County · 6→3−50%Roane County · 6→3−42%Preston County · 12→7−40%Upshur County · 10→6−40%Monroe County · 5→3

Every county

CountyOffices 2026Peak (year)ChangeDeposits
Kanawha County4971 (2000)−31%$6.8B
Monongalia County3340 (2018)−18%$5.1B
Cabell County2836 (2008)−22%$3.0B
Raleigh County2728 (2009)−4%$1.7B
Harrison County2635 (2013)−26%$1.9B
Berkeley County2532 (2011)−22%$2.2B
Wood County2332 (2001)−28%$2.2B
Putnam County2021 (2014)−5%$1.7B
Greenbrier County1719 (2017)−11%$938M
Mercer County1722 (2009)−23%$1.2B
Marion County1619 (2007)−16%$2.1B
Ohio County1626 (1998)−38%$2.3B
Jefferson County1317 (1998)−24%$1.4B
Logan County1315 (1996)−13%$646M
Fayette County1218 (1995)−33%$619M
Randolph County1213 (2009)−8%$789M
Hampshire County1111 (2025)·$486M
Hardy County1010 (2011)·$601M
Jackson County1012 (2003)−17%$556M
Mason County99 (2006)·$468M
Mingo County914 (1994)−36%$450M
Wetzel County913 (1997)−31%$617M
Marshall County812 (2001)−33%$840M
Nicholas County811 (2008)−27%$541M
Mineral County710 (1999)−30%$368M
Preston County712 (1994)−42%$533M
Ritchie County78 (2002)−13%$300M
Braxton County68 (2009)−25%$284M
Brooke County68 (1996)−25%$582M
Hancock County614 (1994)−57%$602M
Lincoln County67 (1996)−14%$200M
Upshur County610 (2020)−40%$566M
Boone County57 (1994)−29%$328M
McDowell County512 (1998)−58%$220M
Morgan County55 (1994)·$434M
Pocahontas County58 (2004)−38%$270M
Tucker County55 (1994)·$212M
Wayne County510 (2011)−50%$339M
Wyoming County58 (1998)−38%$334M
Barbour County45 (2005)−20%$277M
Grant County45 (1994)−20%$376M
Lewis County45 (1996)−20%$491M
Clay County33 (1994)·$124M
Monroe County35 (1994)−40%$201M
Pendleton County33 (1994)·$254M
Pleasants County36 (2007)−50%$139M
Roane County36 (2005)−50%$295M
Summers County34 (1999)−25%$180M
Tyler County34 (1994)−25%$168M
Webster County34 (1994)−25%$101M
Calhoun County22 (1994)·$122M
Doddridge County23 (1996)−33%$222M
Gilmer County22 (1994)·$198M
Taylor County24 (1994)−50%$123M
Wirt County22 (1996)·$61.2M

Banks with the most offices in West Virginia

BankOffices in WV
City National Bank of West Virginia58
United Bank48
Truist Bank42
WesBanco Bank, Inc.34
Burke & Herbert Bank & Trust Company32
First Community Bank28
Peoples Bank26
The Huntington National Bank26
JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association17
Clear Mountain Bank11
Pendleton Community Bank, Inc.9
Freedom Bank, Inc.9
The Poca Valley Bank, Inc.9
Woodforest National Bank9
Citizens Bank of West Virginia, Inc.8
First United Bank & Trust8
The Bank of Romney7
The Grant County Bank7
First Exchange Bank7
Community Trust Bank, Inc.6

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.