Apple closing 3 stores in these 3 states in June. See locations

Apple is shuttering three stores this month, citing a decline in quality at the shopping malls that house them.

Apple will close its locations at Trumbull Mall in Connecticut, North County Mall in California and Towson Town Center in Maryland later this month.

The employees at the Trumbull and North County locations will continue their roles at nearby Apple stores, and the Towson employees are eligible to apply for open roles at other locations, per union agreements, according to an Apple statement.

Here's a more in-depth look at the three locations that will shutter later this month.

What Apple stores are closing?

• Apple Trumbull at 5065 Main St. in Trumbull, Connecticut
• Apple North County at 272 E. Via Rancho Parkway in Escondido, California
• Apple Towson Town Center at 825 Dulaney Valley Road in Towson, Maryland

When are the Apple stores closing?

The three Apple stores will close on Saturday, June 20, according to each store's webpage.

Why is Apple closing 3 stores?

Apple is closing the three stores due to the departure of several retailers and declining conditions at the Trumbull Mall, North County Mall and Towson Town Center, where the Apple stores are located, according to a statement from the tech giant.

Which states have Apple stores?

According to Apple's website, the following states have Apple stores:

• Alabama (two stores)
• Alaska (one store)
• Arizona (six stores)
• Arkansas (one store)
• California (54 stores)
• Colorado (six stores)
• Connecticut (7 stores)
• Delaware (one store)
• District of Columbia (two stores)
• Florida (19 stores)
• Georgia (six stores)
• Hawaii (two stores)
• Idaho (one store)
• Illinois (eight stores)
• Indiana (two stores)
• Iowa (one store)
• Kansas (one store)
• Kentucky (two stores)
• Louisiana (two stores)
• Maine (one store)
• Maryland (five stores)
• Massachusetts (11 stores)
• Michigan (six stores)
• Minnesota (4 stores)
• Mississippi (one store)
• Missouri (3 stores)
• Nebraska (one store)
• Nevada (five stores)
• New Hampshire (three stores)
• New Jersey (12 stores)
• New Mexico (one store)
• New York (23 stores)
• North Carolina (five stores)
• Ohio (eight stores)
• Oklahoma (two stores)
• Oregon (three stores)
• Pennsylvania (nine stores)
• Rhode Island (one store)
• South Carolina (two stores)
• Tennessee (five stores)
• Texas (17 stores)
• Utah (three stores)
• Virginia (eight stores)
• Washington (six stores)
• Wisconsin (three stores)

Greta Cross is a national trending reporter at USA TODAY. Story idea? Email her at [email protected].