Major U.S. banks closed 35 branches across the country in one week in October.

US Bank led the closures, closing 11 locations between October 15 and 22.

Wells Fargo and Bank of America each closed six branches, while PNC eliminated five.

The rest came from Beverly Bank, Citizens Bank, Fidelity Bank, First National Bank of Omaha, Flagstar and Chase. Scroll down for the full searchable list of addresses.

California was hit hardest, losing nine branches over the course of the week.

US Bank closed most locations, closing 11 branches between October 15 and 22

The Golden State was also hit hardest in the first nine months of the year, with 86 branch closures across the state between January and the end of September.

The latest data, recorded at the Office of the Comptroller of the Coin (OCC), shows that banks are on track to close 1,000 branches by the end of the year.

US Bank has closed 121 locations so far this year, the second most of any other major provider.

“Customer banking preferences and behavior are changing, including a rapid migration to digital and mobile banking platforms, and a desire for greater simplicity,” a US Bank spokesperson told DailyMail.com earlier this month.

“As we evolve with our customers, we are reevaluating our physical footprint and in some cases consolidating branch locations in select markets.

“While we are closing some locations, we continue to open and improve others and are rapidly expanding our digital capabilities.”

Even though the majority of Americans now choose to do most of their banking online, customers still prefer to use physical branches for certain services.

It’s also a struggle for some older customers to operate services like mobile banking.

US banks closed a total of 754 locations in the first nine months of the year

Nearly two-thirds of Americans still use a physical branch to deposit cash, while more than half use it to talk to a personal advisor, the report found.

39 percent of respondents told Self Financial that they trusted banks with physical branches more than banks without.

Closures could result in significant savings for banks, with the average freestanding branch costing about $2.6 million per year.

Banks must report all planned closings and openings to the Office of the Comptroller of the Coin (OCC), a federal banking regulator.

She publishes a summary of this every week. DailyMail.com has analyzed these to compile the details of the total closures so far this year.