Mortgage Lender Index › Banks › Columbia BankColumbia Bank
Columbia Bank is a state bank, not a federal reserve member based in Roseburg, Oregon,
with $65.4 billion in assets and $52.2 billion in deposits as of 30 June 2026.
The FDIC’s 2026 branch survey counts 360 branches in 109 counties.
FDIC certificate 17266
Charter class State bank, not a Federal Reserve member
Established Not published
Assets $65.4 billion
Deposits $52.2 billion
Offices 369
Net income, year to date $412.6 million
Return on assets 1.25%
Website www.columbiabank.com/
Mortgage lending Columbia Bank reported 867 mortgages made in 2025.
Branches by county, 2026
County Branches Deposits King County, WA
25 $3.9 billion Pierce County, WA
17 $6.1 billion Multnomah County, OR
14 $1.6 billion Los Angeles County, CA
12 $2.5 billion Orange County, CA
10 $2.1 billion Marion County, OR
10 $1.2 billion Douglas County, OR
8 $8.4 billion Clark County, WA
8 $1.4 billion Lane County, OR
8 $1.4 billion Washington County, OR
8 $1.2 billion San Luis Obispo County, CA
8 $1.1 billion Clackamas County, OR
8 $733.5 million Snohomish County, WA
8 $526.8 million San Diego County, CA
7 $843.7 million Riverside County, CA
6 $969.3 million Jackson County, OR
6 $599.7 million Spokane County, WA
6 $519.2 million Deschutes County, OR
6 $420.2 million Kootenai County, ID
6 $231.1 million Humboldt County, CA
5 $477.1 million Thurston County, WA
5 $423.2 million Sonoma County, CA
5 $372.4 million Maricopa County, AZ
5 $242.8 million Placer County, CA
4 $1.0 billion Coos County, OR
4 $476.8 million Sacramento County, CA
4 $438.0 million Kitsap County, WA
4 $258.4 million Washoe County, NV
3 $502.5 million Shasta County, CA
3 $481.6 million Napa County, CA
3 $396.6 million San Bernardino County, CA
3 $332.7 million Klamath County, OR
3 $327.9 million Yamhill County, OR
3 $263.2 million Bonner County, ID
3 $254.6 million El Dorado County, CA
3 $226.0 million Linn County, OR
3 $220.9 million Lincoln County, OR
3 $206.4 million Contra Costa County, CA
3 $204.4 million Clatsop County, OR
3 $187.8 million Calaveras County, CA
3 $164.7 million Tehama County, CA
3 $161.4 million Wasco County, OR
3 $158.2 million Whatcom County, WA
3 $158.1 million Clark County, NV
3 $80.9 million Santa Barbara County, CA
2 $619.5 million Josephine County, OR
2 $279.4 million Curry County, OR
2 $237.2 million Umatilla County, OR
2 $234.7 million Pima County, AZ
2 $225.5 million Polk County, OR
2 $185.7 million Cowlitz County, WA
2 $184.3 million Franklin County, WA
2 $180.4 million Lake County, CA
2 $174.0 million Colusa County, CA
2 $169.6 million Marin County, CA
2 $169.5 million Glenn County, CA
2 $166.2 million Benton County, WA
2 $166.1 million Klickitat County, WA
2 $160.5 million Canyon County, ID
2 $157.7 million Kittitas County, WA
2 $151.5 million Grant County, WA
2 $146.4 million Solano County, CA
2 $145.4 million Benton County, OR
2 $138.9 million Whitman County, WA
2 $138.6 million Valley County, ID
2 $114.8 million Okanogan County, WA
2 $113.6 million Adams County, WA
2 $107.5 million Ada County, ID
2 $101.2 million Yakima County, WA
2 $100.2 million Wallowa County, OR
2 $98.9 million Clallam County, WA
2 $92.3 million Lewis County, WA
1 $274.1 million Sutter County, CA
1 $238.2 million Hood River County, OR
1 $183.0 million Denver County, CO
1 $178.4 million Tuolumne County, CA
1 $162.9 million Latah County, ID
1 $143.2 million Tillamook County, OR
1 $137.5 million Union County, OR
1 $125.3 million Yolo County, CA
1 $116.3 million Butte County, CA
1 $113.1 million Baker County, OR
1 $110.2 million Skamania County, WA
1 $106.1 million Nez Perce County, ID
1 $102.7 million Mendocino County, CA
1 $100.0 million Malheur County, OR
1 $99.2 million Grays Harbor County, WA
1 $88.6 million Jefferson County, OR
1 $88.2 million Yuba County, CA
1 $85.4 million Mason County, WA
1 $84.1 million Walla Walla County, WA
1 $83.4 million San Francisco County, CA
1 $80.6 million Benewah County, ID
1 $79.8 million Idaho County, ID
1 $78.0 million Washington County, ID
1 $77.1 million Stanislaus County, CA
1 $71.9 million Asotin County, WA
1 $70.5 million Columbia County, OR
1 $69.9 million Douglas County, WA
1 $58.8 million Boundary County, ID
1 $57.9 million Skagit County, WA
1 $44.7 million Santa Clara County, CA
1 $43.6 million Payette County, ID
1 $43.4 million Siskiyou County, CA
1 $43.3 million Gooding County, ID
1 $42.3 million Salt Lake County, UT
1 $31.7 million Shoshone County, ID
1 $25.3 million Twin Falls County, ID
1 $22.5 million El Paso County, CO
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Closed since the 2025 survey
4 branches in the 2025 survey have no 2026 row: closed, sold, or moved.
16501 Ventura Blvd, Ste 101, Encino, CA (Los Angeles) 11102 Evergreen Way, Everett, WA (Snohomish) 705 Nw Gilman Blvd, Issaquah, WA (King) 19230 Alderwood Mall Pkwy, Ste 110, Lynnwood, WA (Snohomish)
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