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Company size: 51-200

Apple River State Bank was chartered in 1948 and is a locally owned financial institution. Apple River State Bank has opened full-service branches in Elizabeth, Galena, Hanover, Scales Mound and Warren, Illinois as well as over 25 ATM's throughout Jo Daviess County. The Bank's pricing of its services reflects that emphasis by its consistent policy of competitive fees on all deposit and loan products. The Bank offers trust, investment, and long-term fixed mortgages to better serve the local market.


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