Name: Nordbahnhof (NB) / (NOU) (December 1st, 1950)

Opening railway station: 1898

Closing railway station: July 27th, 1936

Opening S-bahn station: July 28th, 1936

Former name: Stettiner Bahnhof

Closed: 21.4.1945 - 31.1.1946; 13.08.1961 - 01.09.1990; 02.04.1991 - 1.3.1992 

Next stations: Humboldthain (800 meter) ← Nordbahnhof → (870 meter) Oranienburger Straße

• The station was closed due to World War II damage between April 21th,  1945 and January 31th, 1946.

• This station wasn't accessible for travellers during the period 13 August 1961 - 2 July 1990. The GDR built the Berlin Wall, ending freedom of movement between East and West Berlin in 1961. As a result, the Berlin public transit network, was also divided into two. The line we call S2 today, ran for the most part through West Berlin but passed through a relatively short stretch of East Berlin territory in the city centre. This line continued to be open to West Berliners; however, trains did not stop at the stations located within East Berlin.

• The station was closed due to reconstuction works between 2 April 1991 until 1 March 1992.