Banking at the Core: Locations of Federal Reserve Banks

What cities are Federal Reserve Banks located?

The Federal Reserve System in the United States consists of 12 regional banks, often referred to as Federal Reserve Banks. These banks are strategically located across the country to serve various regions. Here are the cities where the 12 Federal Reserve Banks are located:

1. Federal Reserve Bank of Boston: Boston, Massachusetts
2. Federal Reserve Bank of New York: New York City, New York
3. Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
4. Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland: Cleveland, Ohio
5. Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond: Richmond, Virginia
6. Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta: Atlanta, Georgia
7. Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago: Chicago, Illinois
8. Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis: St. Louis, Missouri
9. Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis: Minneapolis, Minnesota
10. Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City: Kansas City, Missouri
11. Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas: Dallas, Texas
12. Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco: San Francisco, California

Each of these regional Federal Reserve Banks plays a crucial role in the country's monetary policy and financial system, working together to implement the policies set by the Federal Reserve's Board of Governors in Washington, D.C. These banks also provide various financial services to banks and financial institutions within their respective regions.