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Banks in Sandusky, OH
5 bank branches in Sandusky, Erie County · Data as of 10/23/2026
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Bank branches in Sandusky at a glance
- There are 5 bank branches in Sandusky, or roughly one for every 4,921 people.
- Per person, that is 21% below the Ohio average (2.6 per 10,000).
- It ranks 146th among 609 Ohio cities by number of bank branches.
- The largest group is Full-Service Branch (60%), ahead of Limited-Service Facility and Main Office.
- Close by, Huron (3), Berlin Heights (1) and Castalia (1) have bank branches as well.
Bank branches in Sandusky
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- Civista Bank (Main Office)Main Office · Opened 1884100 E Water St, Sandusky, OH
- Fifth Third Bank (Sandusky Banking Center Branch)Full-Service Branch · Opened 20022211 Hayes Ave, Sandusky, OH
- PNC Bank (Perkins Ave. Du Branch)Limited-Service Facility · Opened 2007127 W Farwell St, Sandusky, OH
- The First National Bank of Bellevue (Sandusky Branch)Full-Service Branch · Opened 19983410 Venice Rd, Sandusky, OH
- U.S. Bank (Sandusky Perkins Branch)Full-Service Branch · Opened 1889205 W Perkins Ave, Sandusky, OH
Frequently asked questions
- How many bank branches are in Sandusky, OH?
- There are 5 bank branches in Sandusky as of 10/23/2026, including 3 full-service branches, 1 limited-service facility, 1 main office.
Data sources
- BankFind SuiteFederal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Data as of 10/23/2026
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