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The table shows the number of gold, silver and bronze medals won by the top ten countries at the London 2012 Olympic Games. The countries are ranked by the number of gold medals.
Overall, the United States won the most medals of all countries, both gold medals and total medals. The top four countries won many more medals than the other six countries.
The United States was first with 46 gold medals and 104 medals in total. China was second, with 38 gold medals and 88 medals in total. Great Britain was third with 29 gold medals, but it won only 65 medals in total. Russia was fourth with 24 gold medals, but it had 82 medals in total, which was more than Great Britain, because it won 32 bronze medals.
The other countries won fewer medals. South Korea was fifth with 13 gold medals, but it had only 28 medals in total. Germany and France both won 11 gold medals, and Germany had 44 medals in total. Australia was tenth with only 7 gold medals, but its total of 35 medals was higher than several countries above it, such as South Korea, Italy and Hungary.