Newcastle was the busiest train station in the North East last year with 8.9m entries and exits.
The figures, from the Office of Rail and Road, show a 1.8% rise in the number of people using the station compared to 2017/18.
Newcastle ranks as the 52nd most used station in Britain, though this is down from 48th the previous year.
As well as entries and exits, the station was also used by passengers changing trains on 376,208 occasions last year.
Meanwhile, Durham station saw more than 2.8m entries and exits, while four stations in Northumberland clocked more than 300,000 passengers each. Berwick upon Tweed was the busiest in Northumberland with a figure of 571,130.
Elsewhere, Sunderland saw 441,554 entries and exits, while the Metrocentre station in Gateshead had 301,738.
At the other end of the scale, three stations in Northumberland were the least used in 2018/19.
Acklington had just 320 entries and exits, Pegswood had 2,364 and Chathill had 2,546.
Nationally, London Waterloo was the busiest station in Britain last year, with 94.2m entries and exits.
Below is a round-up of all the train stations in the North East and the number of entries and exits in 2018/19.
Newcastle
Newcastle - 8,913,554
Manors - 12,980
Gateshead
Metrocentre - 301,738
Heworth - 22,588
Blaydon - 21,428
Dunston - 16,488
Northumberland
Berwick upon Tweed - 571,130
Morpeth - 474,998
Alnmouth - 344,602
Hexham - 342,808
Prudhoe - 140,394
Cramlington - 107,800
Wylam - 97,642
Haltwhistle - 70,458
Stocksfield - 59,380
Corbridge - 54,384
Haydon Bridge - 37, 504
Riding Mill - 26,688
Bardon Mill - 9,394
Widdrington - 4,180
Chathill - 2,546
Pegswood - 2,458
Acklington - 320
Sunderland
Sunderland - 441,554
County Durham
Durham - 2,822, 860
Chester-le-Street - 199,260
Bishop Auckland - 155,378
Seaham - 137,652
Newton Aycliffe - 78,962
Shildon - 67,568
Heighington - 22,726
