U.S. Bank Is Closing 40 Branches in 2025 (Is Yours One?)

American banks have been closing underperforming branches in recent months, and U.S. Bank is no exception. The bank announced the closing of 40 branches this year, according to the OCC's Weekly Bulletin.

Will your U.S. Bank branch be affected in 2025? If you have an account at U.S. Bank, it may be a good idea to check this list and compare checking accounts at other banks.

• 989 Avenida Pico, San Clemente
• 2207 Francisco Drive, El Dorado Hills
• 429 Santa Monica Boulevard, Suite 101, Santa Monica
• 2227 South Shore Center, Alameda
• 2955 Alpine Boulevard, Alpine
• Castro Street, San Francisco
• 2200 Mission College Boulevard, Santa Clara

The closure of seven U.S. Bank branches in California might impact some of the state's residents, but clients will still have about 20 other full-service locations to choose from.

• 672 Washington, Montpelier
• 1 South State Street, Preston
• 197 West Prairie Avenue, Hayden Lake
• 6560 South Federal Way, Boise
• 9 South Ash Street, Blackfoot
• 333 Michigan Avenue, Orofino

Idaho is seeing a lot more closures in 2025 compared to the previous year. Residents may have to drive further if they need in-person banking assistance.

• 118 S Front St, Cobden
• 5201 W Madison Street, Chicago

Cobden residents lost the only branch they had and will need to travel further for in-person assistance or consider banking with another company.

• 303 Euclid Avenue, Des Moines

Residents of Des Moines shouldn't be too affected by this closure, as there are about a dozen other U.S. Bank branches available in the city. 

• 306 N Broadway St, Pittsburg

Closure of Pittsburg branch happened in late April, and although it might be a disruption for some customers, U.S. Bank aims to provide continued service through nearby branches, such as those in Webb City and Springfield

• Main Street, Loretto

The branch in Loretto was closed earlier this year in April, and residents expect Peoples Bank to offer banking services now.

• 7601 Penn Avenue South, Richfield

U.S. Bank announced it was closing one branch in Minnesota. The banking company is based in Minneapolis, also home of U.S. Bank Stadium and the Minnesota Vikings football team.

• 317 West Main Street, Bowling Green
• 231 South Market, Memphis
• 100 N Western St, Mexico
• 9717 North Avenue, Kansas City

The four branch closings in 2025 follow the closure of four U.S. Bank branches in Missouri a year earlier.

• 5150 Mae Anne, Reno

The loss of the Reno U.S. Bank branch will bring the overall total number of locations to only three in the state: two in Fallon and one in Elko.

• 400 West 1st Street, Portales

This is the only branch closing so far in New Mexico, leaving the state with nearly 20 other branches, including a few options for residents from bigger cities like Santa Fe and Albuquerque. 

• 6388 Branch Hill Guinea Pike, Loveland
• 819 Wheeling Avenue, Cambridge
• 10 West Broad Street, Columbus
• US 23 & S.R. 348, Lucasville
• 1500 Hillcrest Avenue, Springfield

Ohio saw six other U.S. Bank branches close last year, along with several other bank branch closings, including Huntington National Bank and Fifth Third Bank.

• 1285 Virginia Avenue, North Bend
• 4550 N. Interstate Avenue, Portland

Last year, Oregon was hit harder by news of U.S. Bank closing branches, with seven branches on the chopping block this year. With these two additional closures, residents will have to rely on ATM services.

• 103 South Main Street, Hartford

Residents of South Dakota won't have a U.S. Bank branch available after the closure of the Hartford location this year.

• 1090 N. 500 East, North Salt Lake

The state of Utah saw several closures in the past year, and most recently, the one in North Salt Lake. 

• 4326 University Way NE, Seattle
• 2401 Utah Ave. S, Suite 105, Seattle

Two more branches are closing in Seattle, but residents can still find an open branch downtown at Union St.

• 138 N Main Street, Rice Lake
• 10200 West Bluemound Road, Wauwatosa
• 2525 Wisconsin Avenue, Milwaukee

Although the state of Wisconsin is seeing a few closures this year, there are still a handful of branches open and available.

• 748 Main Street, Evanston

The Evanston branch closed earlier this year, leaving Wyoming residents with just one open location in Casper. 

It can be tough if the local branch of your bank closes, especially if other branches aren't near your location.

There are still ways to check up on your financial health, such as using a bank's app to deposit checks or review your deposits.