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FARMERS & MERCHANTS STATE BANK routing number in the United States

The routing number for FARMERS & MERCHANTS STATE BANK to send a wire transfer can vary by bank branch. Select the correct routing number from the list below.
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What is the routing number for FARMERS & MERCHANTS STATE BANK?

Use the bank routing number for domestic and international wire transfers. Select your bank branch to learn about ACH and wire transfers. Always verify routing numbers with your bank before making transactions.

Routing numbers
091402015
101 SOUTH MAIN, PLANKINTON, SD, 57368
091408174
550 MAIN STREET, SCOTLAND, SD, 57059
071105536
P O BOX 149, BUSHNELL, IL, 61422
073903147
P O BOX 29, WINTERSET, IA, 50273
104102095
103 N. BROADWAY, BLOOMFIELD, NE, 68718
091214339
PO BOX 126, SPRINGFIELD, MN, 56087
091211963
PO BOX 300, APPLETON, MN, 56208
091908988
PO BOX 308, PIERZ, MN, 56364

Example routing number

A routing number consists of nine digits. The first four identify the Federal Reserve district, the following four specify the bank, and the final digit is a check digit for validation.

1111

Federal Reserve Routing Symbol

2222

ABA Institution Identifier

3

Check Digit

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Are SWIFT codes and routing numbers the same?

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