Walmart may be the nation’s largest retailer, but that doesn’t mean it doesn’t find itself in the position of shuttering stores amid occasional slow sales.

Walmart currently operates more than 4,000 stores in the U.S. According to The Mirror US, operations at 11 stores have ceased this year. Most of the closures were in California though stores in Georgia, Maryland, Ohio, Wisconsin and Colorado are also out of business.

Here’s the list of 2025 Walmart store closures, per The Mirror:

• Dunwoody, Georgia  – Ashford Dunwoody Road
• Marietta, Georgia – Walmart Neighborhood Market on Roswell Road
• Towson, Maryland – 1238 Putty Hill Ave.
• Columbus, Ohio – 3579 S. High St.
• Milwaukee, Wisconsin – 7025 W. Main St.
• Aurora, Colorado – 10400 E Colfax Ave.
• San Diego, California – 2121 Imperial Avenue
• El Cajon, California – 605 Fletcher Parkway
• West Covina, California – 2753 E. Eastland Center Dr.
• Fremont, California – 40580 Albrae Street
• Granite Bay, California – 4080 Douglas Boulevard

While a handful of Walmart stores are closing, the retail giant is adding to its gas and convenience center footprint.

The retailer recently confirmed to Fox Business 45 of its fuel and convenience stations were opening or being renovated this year.

“By adding dozens of fuel and convenience stations this year, we are bringing even more value to our customers,” Walmart U.S. Vice President of Fuel and Convenience Dave DeSerio said in a statement to the network. “Customers shop Walmart for our everyday low prices and convenience offerings, and the fuel stations are another example of us responding to our customer and member needs.”

The new stations will bring the total number of stores to more than 450 in 34 different states.