The all-time Olympic medal table: top 10 countries
The top 3 according to 0 votes from people: United States · Soviet Union · China. (Updated Jul 1, 2026.)
The top ten of the all-time combined Summer and Winter Olympic medal table (ranked by golds, up to the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Games), from Wikipedia.
Automatically translated (original in 简体中文). See the original
Top 10
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1
United States
1,232 gold, 1,013 silver and 892 bronze: 3,137 medals.
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2
Soviet Union
473 gold, 376 silver and 355 bronze: 1,204 medals.
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3
China
330 gold, 262 silver and 227 bronze: 819 medals.
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4
Germany
327 gold, 326 silver and 327 bronze: 980 medals.
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5
Great Britain
318 gold, 346 silver and 361 bronze: 1,025 medals.
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6
France
293 gold, 329 silver and 363 bronze: 985 medals.
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7
Italy
281 gold, 250 silver and 298 bronze: 829 medals.
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8
Norway
229 gold, 199 silver and 188 bronze: 616 medals.
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9
Sweden
224 gold, 238 silver and 247 bronze: 709 medals.
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10
Japan
211 gold, 198 silver and 233 bronze: 642 medals.
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Comments (9)
期待下一届奥运会！
中国排第三，进步很快。
中国队这几届进步太大了！
美国第一毫无悬念，奖牌数太多了。
德国要是把东德西德加起来更多。
挪威这么靠前全靠冬奥会。
日本这几届进步很大。
苏联虽然只参加了九届，但还是第二。
2008年北京奥运会中国金牌第一，太激动了。