Credit unions by state

California has the most credit union assets of any state, $323.4B across 239 credit unions headquartered there. Texas has the most by count, 380. Pick a state for every one, ranked.

StateCredit unionsAssetsMembers
California239$323.4B15,570,916
Virginia95$286.4B21,485,630
Texas380$163.5B10,395,969
New York268$135.2B7,245,119
Florida107$126.2B7,935,677
Michigan169$121.2B6,132,937
Washington73$94.9B5,071,463
North Carolina57$92.0B5,240,227
Pennsylvania269$83.9B4,970,878
Illinois188$77.6B4,241,099
Wisconsin98$76.6B3,928,360
Utah51$70.0B4,266,753
Colorado62$55.4B2,882,668
Ohio192$50.5B3,318,028
Indiana121$49.8B2,805,294
Tennessee125$48.8B2,757,305
Massachusetts121$44.1B2,272,461
Alabama88$40.4B2,488,796
Maryland60$40.1B2,157,331
Oregon47$40.0B2,435,592
Georgia71$37.6B2,319,336
Arizona33$35.6B2,074,661
Iowa66$35.4B1,608,066
Minnesota80$35.1B1,832,891
Idaho26$26.2B1,467,443
South Carolina45$24.7B1,720,006
Oklahoma52$22.0B1,473,850
New Mexico37$20.8B1,157,384
Missouri87$19.5B1,365,071
Kansas62$19.5B1,346,960
Louisiana136$17.7B1,298,831
Hawaii45$17.4B881,579
Kentucky51$16.8B1,004,926
Alaska8$16.6B1,039,034
Connecticut64$15.9B909,012
New Jersey126$15.3B947,533
New Hampshire12$14.2B853,792
Maine48$13.6B774,020
District of Columbia28$11.7B316,526
Rhode Island14$11.2B506,907
Mississippi55$9.9B826,083
Nevada13$8.8B422,165
Montana41$8.2B447,555
Vermont12$7.4B455,613
Nebraska50$7.0B553,511
Wyoming18$6.2B397,899
South Dakota33$6.2B349,669
North Dakota29$6.0B216,358
Arkansas47$5.4B383,571
West Virginia74$5.3B375,849
Delaware15$3.2B267,659
Puerto Rico4$1.3B109,935
Guam2$865.7M66,192
U.S. Virgin Islands5$167.6M17,974

By headquarters state, from NCUA call reports. A credit union's members can live anywhere its charter allows.