After many an error message, I’ve finally got a working chart representing bank failures in the United States, by state, by year through September 4, 2009 (if it loads it is pretty dramatic).

The Google Visualization tool sometimes takes awhile to load.

Sate Year Number of Bank Closures

State – Year – Number

2000

• HI 2000 1

2001

• AR 2001 1
• IL 2001 1
• NH 2001 1
• OH 2001 1

2002

• AZ 2002 1
• CT 2002 1
• FL 2002 2
• GA 2002 1
• IL 2002 1
• LA 2002 1
• MI 2002 1
• OH 2002 1
• TN 2002 1
• TX 2002 1

2003

• CA 2003 1
• PA 2003 1
• WI 2003 1

2004

• FL 2004 1
• NJ 2004 1
• NY 2004 1
• UT 2004 1

2007

• GA 2007 1
• OH 2007 1

2008

• AR 2008 1
• CA 2008 5
• FL 2008 2
• GA 2008 5
• IL 2008 1
• KS 2008 1
• MI 2008 1
• MN 2008 1
• MO 2008 2
• NV 2008 3
• TX 2008 2
• UT 2008 1
• WV 2008 1

2009

• AL 2009 2
• AZ 2009 3
• CA 2009 9
• CO 2009 2
• FL 2009 6
• GA 2009 18
• IA 2009 1
• ID 2009 1
• IL 2009 15
• KS 2009 2
• MD 2009 2
• MI 2009 1
• MN 2009 2
• NC 2009 2
• NE 2009 1
• NJ 2009 2
• NV 2009 3
• NY 2009 1
• OH 2009 1
• OK 2009 1
• OR 2009 3
• PA 2009 1
• SD 2009 1
• TX 2009 2
• UT 2009 2
• WA 2009 2
• WY 2009 1

Data Source – FDIC 2009 – September 4

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