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Map of failed banks: Northeast

Most of the banks are acquired, and the cost to the Deposit Insurance Fund, or DIF, which backs up the FDIC's promise to reimburse customers, is listed in the right column.

For more about how the FDIC is handling bank failures, "FDIC deals with mounting bank failures," and FDIC spokesman David Barr's interview with Bankrate.

To learn more about the FDIC's safety net, read our Special section.

Northeast
Failed bankDate closedEstimated cost to DIF ($)
Connecticut
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Maine
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Massachusetts
Butler Bank, Lowell, MA4/16/201022,900,000.00
New Hampshire
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New Jersey
First State Bank, Cranford, NJ10/14/201145,800,000.00
ISN Bank, Cherry Hill, NJ9/17/201023,900,000.00
First BankAmericano, Elizabeth, NJ7/31/200915,000,000.00
Citizens Community Bank, Ridgewood, NJ5/1/200918,100,000.00
New York
USA Bank, Port Chester, NY7/09/201061,700,000.00
The Park Avenue Bank, New York, NY3/12/20105,600,000.00
LibertyPointe Bank, New York, NY3/11/201050,700,000.00
Waterford Village Bank, Clarence, NY7/24/20095,600,000.00
Pennsylvania
American Eagle Savings Bank, Boothwyn, PA01/20/20123,200,000.00
Public Savings Bank, Huntingdon Valley, PA08/18/201111,000,000.00
Earthstar Bank, Southampton, PA12/10/201022,900,000.00
Allegiance Bank of North America, Bala Cynwyd, PA11/19/201014,200,000.00
Dwelling House S&L, Pittsburgh, PA8/14/20096,800,000.00
Rhode Island
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Vermont
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