Olympics Medal Table All Time

The United States Leads the All-Time Olympic Medal Count

Summer Olympics

The United States has won the most medals in the Summer Olympics, with a total of 3,105 medals, including 1,135 gold medals, 976 silver medals, and 794 bronze medals.

Top 10 Countries in Summer Olympic Medals

1. United States (3,105)
2. Germany (2,345)
3. Great Britain (2,342)
4. France (2,191)
5. Italy (2,066)
6. Hungary (1,828)
7. China (1,701)
8. Canada (1,699)
9. Australia (1,660)
10. Russia (1,588)

Winter Olympics

Norway has won the most medals in the Winter Olympics, with a total of 436 medals, including 148 gold medals, 143 silver medals, and 145 bronze medals.

Top 10 Countries in Winter Olympic Medals

1. Norway (436)
2. United States (333)
3. Germany (329)
4. Canada (294)
5. Austria (287)
6. Russia (282)
7. Finland (281)
8. Sweden (275)
9. Italy (268)
10. Switzerland (265)

Combined Summer and Winter Olympics

The United States has won the most medals in both the Summer and Winter Olympics combined, with a total of 3,541 medals, including 1,283 gold medals, 1,120 silver medals, and 1,138 bronze medals.

Top 10 Countries in Combined Summer and Winter Olympic Medals

1. United States (3,541)
2. Germany (2,674)
3. Great Britain (2,542)
4. France (2,459)
5. Italy (2,334)
6. Hungary (2,046)
7. Canada (1,993)
8. China (1,909)
9. Australia (1,735)
10. Russia (1,870)