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Bank You Very Much

Preston Road and Northwest Highway make up the busiest banking intersection in Dallas.
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If Preston Road and Northwest Highway isn’t the busiest banking intersection in Dallas, we don’t want to know what is. Full-service banks have sprouted here like bluebonnets on a Texas highway. We found 23 of them, at last count. As with the state flower, we’re not going to pick one, but we will share the fruits of our pavement-pounding labor: a handy, easy-to-use map for you and your money.

Guaranty Bank: Preston Center,
8333 Douglas Ave., 214-360-3360

American Bank of Texas: Dallas (Preston Central),
6071 Sherry Ln., 214-750-6710

Washington Mutual: Preston Center,
8127 Preston Rd., 214-363-8833

Grand Bank,
6044 Sherry Ln., 972-588-3000

Colonial Bank,
8214 Westchester Dr. #400, 214-234-7700

Chase: Preston,
8111 Preston Rd., 214-360-4300

Frost Bank: Park Cities,
8201 Preston Rd., 214-515-4933

Countrywide Bank,

8411 Preston Rd., 214-346-9503

Wells Fargo Bank,
5938 W. Northwest Hwy., 214-265-5000

Sovereign Bank,
6060 Sherry Ln., 214-722-4800

Bank of America,
6019 Berkshire Ln., 214-363-2446

Wachovia,

6174 Sherry Ln., 214-265-8315

Regions Bank,
6029 Luther Ln., 214-360-1860

Century Bank,
6121 Luther Ln., 214-931-5505

Frost Bank,
8235 Douglas Ave., 214-515-4215

Texas State Bank,

5820 W. Northwest Hwy., 214-866-4100

Compass Bank,
5840 W. Northwest Hwy., 972-705-8601

Bank of the Ozarks,
5949 Sherry Ln., 214-750-4800

LaJolla Bank,
4029 Northwest Pkwy., 214-528-1177

American Bank,
6071 Sherry Ln., 214-265-9764

Bank of Texas, Na,
5956 Sherry Ln., 214-987-8880

Comerica Bank,
5944 Luther Ln., 214-630-3030

SNB Bank of Dallas,
5950 Berkshire Ln., 972-624-2900

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