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Idaho Bank Stress by County

Idaho reads above the national norm for bank stress, a 62/100 county average, 19th of 52.

31 banks lend across 40 Idaho counties.

12 of Idaho's 40 counties score 65+, peaking at 100/100.

Most stressed in Idaho: Lemhi County 78/100, Custer County 74/100, Oneida County 74/100, Caribou County 72/100, Adams County 70/100.

10 banks are chartered in Idaho with $12.0 billion in Idaho assets; 0 Idaho banks reported a net loss (Idaho) on the latest call report; 4 banks on Idaho alerts score 70 or higher; 39 Idaho counties carry a bank area-distress alert.

Largest Idaho-chartered banks by assets: D L Evans Bank $3.7 billion (stress 66); Bank Of Commerce $2.3 billion (stress 31); Northwest Bank $1.5 billion (stress 40) in Idaho; First Fsb Of Twin Falls $1.4 billion (stress 66); Idaho First Bank $1.4 billion (stress 72).

Reading the Idaho bank figures: a Idaho bank's stress score comes from its own Idaho FDIC call report (capital, earnings, Idaho real-estate loan concentration), so 0 loss-making Idaho charters and 4 Idaho banks at 70 or higher are read from Idaho filings directly; the Idaho county pages map each lender's Idaho branches to the Idaho counties it exposes.

Avg bank stress
62/100
Idaho: #19 of 52 states
Counties tracked
40
12 Idaho counties high-stress (65+)
Banks tracked
31
Idaho banks, FDIC data
Peak county stress
100/100

Most bank-stressed counties in Idaho

Most-stressed banks operating in Idaho

Complete list: all 29 banks lending in Idaho (A–Z) →

Idaho lenders ordered by financial strain, each graded from public FDIC data.

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