Nordmark (disambiguation)
- Nordmark (disambiguation)
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Nordmark can mean:
- Nordmark Hundred - a district of Värmland in Sweden
- the German name for the Northern March - a territorial organisation in Holy Roman Empire
- Arbeitserziehungslager Nordmark a work camp from the Nazis
- Kriegsmarine Nordmark - a vessel in the German Kriegsmarine of the Dithmarschen class
- SS Nordmark, a coaster in service 1926-36
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