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Beijing 2022

Medal Count

RankCountry
Gold
Silver
Bronze
Total
1
Norway
1681337
2
ROC
6121432
3
Germany
1210527
4
Canada
481426
5
United States
810725
6
Sweden
85518
6
Austria
77418
6
Japan
36918
9
Netherlands
85417
9
Italy
27817
11
China
94215
12
Switzerland
72514
12
France
57214
14
Republic of Korea
2529
15
Finland
2248
16
Slovenia
2327
17
Australia
1214
18
New Zealand
2103
18
Hungary
1023
20
Great Britain
1102
20
Belgium
1012
20
Czech Republic
1012
20
Slovakia
1012
20
Belarus
0202
25
Spain
0101
25
Ukraine
0101
25
Estonia
0011
25
Latvia
0011
25
Poland
0011
30
Albania
0000
30
American Samoa
0000
30
Andorra
0000
30
Argentina
0000
30
Armenia
0000
30
Azerbaijan
0000
30
Bolivia
0000
30
Bosnia and Herzegovina
0000
30
Brazil
0000
30
Bulgaria
0000
30
Chile
0000
30
Chinese Taipei
0000
30
Colombia
0000
30
Croatia
0000
30
Cyprus
0000
30
Denmark
0000
30
Ecuador
0000
30
Eritrea
0000
30
Georgia
0000
30
Ghana
0000
30
Greece
0000
30
Haiti
0000
30
Hong Kong
0000
30
Iceland
0000
30
India
0000
30
Iran
0000
30
Ireland
0000
30
Israel
0000
30
Jamaica
0000
30
Kazakhstan
0000
30
Kosovo
0000
30
Kyrgyzstan
0000
30
Lebanon
0000
30
Liechtenstein
0000
30
Lithuania
0000
30
Luxembourg
0000
30
Macedonia
0000
30
Madagascar
0000
30
Malaysia
0000
30
Malta
0000
30
Mexico
0000
30
Moldova
0000
30
Monaco
0000
30
Mongolia
0000
30
Montenegro
0000
30
Morocco
0000
30
Nigeria
0000
30
Pakistan
0000
30
Peru
0000
30
Philippines
0000
30
Portugal
0000
30
Puerto Rico
0000
30
Romania
0000
30
San Marino
0000
30
Saudi Arabia
0000
30
Serbia
0000
30
St. Thomas
0000
30
Thailand
0000
30
Turkey
0000
30
U.S. Virgin Islands
0000
30
Uzbekistan
0000

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