Will your Macy's be one of the unlucky ones to shut its doors permanently? A day after confirming more stores would close, the department store chain Wednesday revealed a new round of store closures. Macy's, Inc., which also runs Bloomingdale's and Bluemercury, identified the 36 namesake stores and one Bloomingdale's expected to shutter by or before midyear. The company also listed nine stores that recently closed. The string of closures are part of Macy's three-year plan to close one-fifth of its stores, or roughly 125 locations, which was first announced in February 2020, before the coronavirus pandemic led to temporary store closures starting in mid-March. In September, Macy's, Inc. Chairman and CEO Jeff Gennette said the timeline for permanent store closings could be adjusted as the company monitors the competition and the recovery from the pandemic. Is your Bed Bath & Beyond closing?:See the list of stores slated to close by the end of February 2021 Shopping malls at risk:  Malls were struggling before COVID-19 and now have more empty stores. What's next after the pandemic? "Retail today has been disrupted. And while that disruption creates challenges, it also holds opportunity," Gennette told analysts during the September quarterly earnings call. "With many competitors closing or struggling, we see the potential to bring new customers into our brands and gain market share." As of Oct. 31, Macy’s Inc. had 764 total locations, including 544 Macy’s locations, 54 Bloomingdales’s including outlet stores and 166 Bluemercury stores. Some of the liquidation sales have already begun and most are expected to start this month and will run from eight to 12 weeks. Macy’s store closures – spring 2021 The following stores are slated to close by the end of Macy’s first quarter, which ends April 30, 2021. The Utah store is scheduled to close mid-year, Macy's says.  Arizona Macy's store closure Phoenix: Paradise Valley Mall California Macy's store closings El Cajon: Parkway Plaza Richmond: Hilltop Mall Connecticut closing Macy's stores Waterbury: Brass Mill Center Waterford: Crystal Mall Florida Macy's closing stores Port Charlotte: Port Charlotte Town Center Daytona Beach: Volusia Mall Georgia Macy's store closure Atlanta: Greenbriar Mall Hawaii Macy's closing store Lahaina: Hyatt Regency Maui Idaho closing Macy's store Idaho Falls: Grand Teton Mall Illinois Macy's store closure Chicago: Water Tower Place Indiana Macy's store closing Bloomington: College Mall Maryland closing Macy's store Marlow Heights Missouri Macy's closing stores Independence: Independence Center Joplin: Northpark Mall Cape Girardeau: West Park Mall New York Macy's stores closing New Hartford: Sangertown Square White Plains: White Plains Galleria Ohio Macy's closing stores Mentor: Great Lakes Mall Mansfield: Richland Mall Cincinnati: Tri-County Mall Tennessee Macy's store closures Collierville: The Avenue Carriage Crossing Jackson: Old Hickory Mall Texas Macy's stores closing Denton: Golden Triangle Mall College Station: Post Oak Mall San Antonio: Shops at Rivercenter San Antonio: Rolling Oaks Mall Lewisville: Vista Ridge Mall Utah closing Macy's store Sandy: South Towne Center (Closing mid-year) Washington Macy's closing stores Federal Way: The Commons at Federal Way Spokane: NorthTown Mall Closing Bloomingdale’s store Santa Monica, California Previously announced Macy’s closings Some stores have already closed or will close in the coming weeks. Monterey Furniture, California Winter Haven, Florida Cambridgeside, Massachusetts Lima, Ohio (scheduled to close by the end of April) Lloyd Center, Oregon Closed Macy’s stores The following stores recently closed with the Colorado and Delaware stores converting to "omni service centers," meaning they are closed for in-store shopping and focused on pickup and fulfillment options. Southwest Plaza, Colorado Dover Mall, Delaware Park Place, Arizona Bloomingdale’s Medinah Temple, Illinois Oakbrook Furniture, Illinois Woodfield Furniture, Illinois Commack, New York Eastland Furniture Clearance, Ohio Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Follow USA TODAY reporter Kelly Tyko on Twitter: @KellyTyko