36 Major US Bank Branches Shut Their Doors For Good — Is Your Bank Impacted?

Banks are continuing a trend of shutting down branches, with more institutions closing their doors recently.

Banks have been closing locations due to increased online banking, underperforming branches, redundant locations, and other issues.

This means customers should verify whether their nearest location is still in operation before opening a new bank account or performing any in-branch transaction. Here is a list of recent closures.

Bank of America

• 2101 W. 6th St., Los Angeles

Bank of America already closed locations in California earlier this year.

J.P. Morgan Chase

• 16750 E. Quincy Ave., Aurora
• 160 W. 65th St., Loveland

Customers of the Loveland branch and Aurora branch will still have access to modified services such as ATMs.

Bank of America

• 1674 Monroe Drive N.E., Atlanta
• 3985 Sugarloaf Parkway, Lawrenceville

An announcement on Bank of America's website notes that it expects to close the Atlanta location in early December. The Lawrenceville branch has plans to close in early December as well.

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Bank of America

• 3210 W. Illinois Route 60, Mundelein
• 240 N. Randall Road, Lake In The Hills

Customers in Mundelein have until January to make other arrangements before their bank is closed, including accessing their safe deposit boxes.

Bank of America

• 3100 Main St., Kansas City

The Bank of America location on Main Street is expected to close its doors for a final time on Dec. 10.

Fulton Bank

• 1460 East Route 70, Cherry Hill
• 514 N. Kings Highway, Cherry Hill
• 1302 Route 38, Hainesport
• 195 N. Greentree Road, Marlton
• 153 Bridgeton Pike, Mullica Hill
• 178 E. Greentree Road, Marlton
• 1101 Tilton Road, Northfield
• 201 E. 9th St., Ocean City
• 303 Egg Harbor Road, Sewell
• 6 Haddonfield-Berlin Road, Voorhees
• 201 N. Route 73, West Berlin

New Jersey was hit the hardest by Fulton Bank's recent closures. In a statement, the company said it was closing branches due to overlapping service areas after it acquired Republic Bank.

Flagstar Bank

• 100 W. Liberty St., Reno

The Flagstar Bank location in Reno has already been shut down, so customers who typically use that branch will have to find other options.

Bank of America

• 900 Third Ave., Manhattan

First National Bank of Long Island

• 227 Smith St., Brooklyn
• 23-88A Bell Blvd., Bayside
• 23-25 31st St., Astoria
• 234 Main St., East Setauket

Santander Bank

• 83-20 Roosevelt Ave., Jackson Heights

First National Bank of Long Island closed all of its branches in the boroughs of New York City except East Setauket on Long Island.

Fulton Bank

• 2100 Street Road, Bensalem
• 1220 N. Broad St., Philadelphia
• 8000 Frankford Ave., Philadelphia
• 1701 John F. Kennedy Blvd., Philadelphia
• 212 E. Lancaster Ave., Wayne

The Fulton Bank locations, which are closing in Philadelphia, share a home state with the financial institution, as Fulton Bank is based in Lancaster.

Bank of America

• 104 Regency Drive, Columbia

Bank of America announced on its website that it expects to close the Columbia location in early December.

Moody

• 2940 Broadway Bend Drive, Pearland

Moody Bank is a Texas bank with 14 locations in the state after the closure of the Pearland location in August.

Zions Bancorporation

• 614 East Center St., Midvale
• 45 North Main St., Huntington

Zion Bancorporation has branches in 11 western states, and its headquarters is in Salt Lake City.

Bank of America

• 14440 124th Ave. NE, Kirkland
• 1201 Madison St., Seattle

Kirkland residents should expect their branch to shut down in early December, while Seattle customers will be able to wait until January before their branch closes.

Banks continue to close across the country, but you can still bank online or find other branches to visit if your local branch shuts down.

Local branch closings are not likely to affect your rewards credit cards or other financial products, but you might want to use the closing of your branch as a chance to review your banking decisions.