Страны с наибольшим количеством олимпийских золотых медалей 1896–2024

Welcome to Wolf Data, from 1896 to 2024, Olympic gold medals became one of the most recognizable measures of sporting success, reflecting more than a century of competition across generations of athletes and changing national teams. The United States established itself as the dominant Summer Olympic nation, accumulating more gold medals than any other country, while the Soviet Union became an extraordinary sporting power during its relatively short Olympic history. Great Britain, China, France, Italy, Germany, Japan, Hungary, and Australia also built some of the strongest Olympic records, although historical entities such as the Soviet Union and East Germany complicate comparisons between modern countries. The balance of power shifted significantly over time, particularly with the rise of China and the expansion of Olympic programs across Asia and other regions. At Paris 2024, the United States and China each won 40 gold medals, illustrating how competitive the modern Olympic landscape has become. By 2024, the cumulative ranking tells the story of changing political powers, investment in elite sport, population, national sporting traditions, and more than 125 years of Olympic history. 🥇🌍 ⛲Sources: ▫️Olympedia ▫️IOC-derived Historical Medal Records ▫️Paris 2024 Results 💻Editor: ▫️Filmora 🖼️Thumbnails: ▫️Canva Countries featured in the video: United States China Great Britain France Italy Japan Hungary Australia Sweden Russia Germany Netherlands South Korea Finland Romania Cuba Canada Poland Norway New Zealand Bulgaria Switzerland Spain Denmark Belgium Türkiye Brazil Kenya Ukraine Greece South Africa Iran Jamaica Ethiopia Argentina Austria Czechia Uzbekistan Croatia Kazakhstan North Korea Ireland Belarus Georgia Mexico Thailand Estonia Indonesia India Slovenia Slovakia Azerbaijan Egypt Serbia Chinese Taipei Bahamas Morocco Algeria Lithuania Portugal Tunisia Colombia Uganda Bahrain Dominican Rep. Ecuador Hong Kong, China Israel Latvia Pakistan Chile Cameroon Kosovo Nigeria Philippines Trinidad-Tob. Venezuela Zimbabwe Armenia Fiji Luxembourg Mongolia Puerto Rico Qatar Uruguay Individual Neutral Athletes Burundi Bermuda Botswana Ivory Coast Costa Rica Dominica Grenada Guatemala Jordan Saint Lucia Mozambique Panama Peru Singapore Suriname Syria Tajikistan United Arab Emirates Vietnam Soviet Union East Germany Germany West Germany Czechoslovakia Unified Team United Team of Germany Yugoslavia Russian Olympic Committee Mixed Team Australasia Fed. Rep. Yugoslavia Independent Olympic Athletes Russian Empire