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Updated: Dec 12, 2023 12:58 AM CUT

Published: Jul 26, 2021 5:22 PM CUT

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Gold medallist China's Chen Lijun gestures as he stands on the podium for the victory ceremony of the men's 67kg weightlifting competition during the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games at the Tokyo International Forum in Tokyo on July 25, 2021.

Gold medallist China's Chen Lijun gestures as he stands on the podium for the victory ceremony of the men's 67kg weightlifting competition during the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games at the Tokyo International Forum in Tokyo on July 25, 2021.Vincenzo Pinto—AFP/Getty Images

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Updated: Dec 12, 2023 12:58 AM CUT

Published: Jul 26, 2021 5:22 PM CUT

As the Tokyo Summer Olympics drew to a close Sunday, so did the total medal count.

Team USA led for the most overall medals, having secured 113 medals. China followed with 88 overall medals. And while China led the gold-medal haul for most of the Games, the U.S. eked out a few more golds on the final day of competition to ultimately take home the most gold medals—39—just one more than China’s 38. Both countries are followed by the Russian Olympic Committee’s 71 medals, which include 20 gold.

The last two weeks were full of dramatic upsets and emotional wins. In the final of the women’s team gymnastics event last week, U.S. gymnast Simone Biles pulled out of the closely-watched event after one rotation and later pulled out of the individual all-around competition to focus on her mental health. A day after Biles withdrew from the individual all-around final, Team USA’s Sunisa Lee—the first Hmong-American Olympian—took the gold in the event. In the women’s gymnastics team final, Russian Olympic Committee (ROC) ultimately secured the gold, with the U.S. claiming the silver and Great Britain taking bronze.

Rising Australian star swimmer Ariarne Titmus beat American Katie Ledecky in the women’s 400-m freestyle finals, and Great Britain’s Tom Daley and Matty Lee won the 10-meter synchronized diving, beating the favorite, China, and securing Daley his first gold medal. Nishiya Momiji also become the youngest Olympic gold medalist in Japan’s history with her win in the women’s street skateboarding event.

Here’s how many medals each country won at the Tokyo Summer Olympics in 2021.

United States, 113 medals

Gold: 39 medals

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Silver: 41 medals

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Bronze: 33 medals

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China, 88 medals

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Gold medallist China's Chen Lijun gestures as he stands on the podium for the victory ceremony of the men's 67kg weightlifting competition during the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games at the Tokyo International Forum in Tokyo on July 25, 2021. Vincenzo Pinto—AFP via Getty Images

Gold: 38 medals

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Silver: 32 medals

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Bronze: 18 medals

Russian Olympic Committee, 71 medals

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David Belyavskiy, Nikita Nagornyy, Artur Dalaloyan and Denis Abliazin of Team ROC pose with the gold medal after winning the Men's Team Final on day three of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games at Ariake Gymnastics Centre on July 26, 2021 in Tokyo, Japan. Jamie Squire—Getty Images

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Gold: 20 medals

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Silver: 28 medals

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Bronze: 23 medals

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Great Britain, 65 medals

Gold: 22 medals

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Silver: 21 medals

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Bronze: 22 medals

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Japan, 58 medals

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Momiji Nishiya of Team Japan poses with her gold medal during the Women's Street Final medal ceremony on day three of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games at Ariake Urban Sports Park on July 26, 2021 in Tokyo, Japan. Patrick Smith—Getty Images

Gold: 27 medals

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Silver: 14 medals

Bronze: 17 medals

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Australia, 46 medals

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Ariarne Titmus of Team Australia waves during the medal ceremony after winning gold in the Women's 400-m freestyle final on day three of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games at Tokyo Aquatics Centre on July 26, 2021 in Tokyo, Japan. Abbie Parr—Getty Images

Gold: 17 medals

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Silver: 7 medals

Bronze: 22 medals

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Italy, 40 medals

Gold: 10 medals

Silver: 10 medals

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Bronze: 20 medals

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Germany, 37 medals

Gold: 10 medals

Silver: 11 medals

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Bronze: 16 medals

Netherlands, 36 medals

Gold: 10 medals

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Silver: 12 medals

Bronze: 14 medals

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France, 33 medals

Gold: 10 medals

Silver: 12 medals

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Bronze: 11 medals

Canada, 24 medals

Gold: 7 medals

Silver: 6 medals

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Bronze: 11 medals

Brazil, 21 medals

Gold: 7 medals

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Silver: 6 medals

Bronze: 8 medals

New Zealand, 20 medals

Gold: 7 medals

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Silver: 6 medals

Bronze: 7 medals

South Korea, 20 medals

Gold: 6 medals

Silver: 4 medals

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Bronze: 10 medals

Hungary, 20 medals

Gold: 6 medals

Silver: 7 medals

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Bronze: 7 medals

Ukraine, 19 medals

Gold: 1 medal

Silver: 6 medals

Bronze: 12 medals

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Spain, 17 medals

Gold: 3 medals

Silver: 8 medals

Bronze: 6 medals

Cuba, 15 medals

Gold: 7 medals

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Silver: 3 medals

Bronze: 5 medals

Poland, 14 medals

Gold: 4 medals

Silver: 5 medals

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Bronze: 5 medals

Switzerland, 13 medals

Gold: 3 medals

Silver: 4 medals

Bronze: 6 medals

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Turkey, 13 medals

Gold: 2 medals

Silver: 2 medals

Bronze: 9 medals

Taiwan, 12 medals

Gold: 2 medals

Silver: 4 medals

Bronze: 6 medals

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Czech Republic, 11 medals

Gold: 4 medals

Silver: 4 medals

Bronze: 3 medals

Denmark, 11 medals

Gold: 3 medals

Silver: 4 medals

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Bronze: 4 medals

Kenya, 10 medals

Gold: 4 medals

Silver: 4 medals

Bronze: 2 medals

Jamaica, 9 medals

Gold: 4 medals

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Silver: 1 medal

Bronze: 4 medals

Sweden, 9 medals

Gold: 3 medals

Silver: 6 medals

Serbia, 8 medals

Gold: 3 medals

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Silver: 1 medal

Bronze: 4 medals

Norway, 7 medals

Gold: 4 medals

Silver: 2 medals

Bronze: 2 medals

Croatia, 8 medals

Gold: 3 medals

Silver: 3 medals

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Bronze: 2 medals

Georgia, 8 medals

Gold: 2 medals

Silver: 5 medals

Bronze: 1 medal

Kazakhstan, 8 medals

Bronze: 8 medals

Iran, 7 medals

Gold: 3 medals

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Silver: 2 medals

Bronze: 2 medals

Belgium, 7 medals

Gold: 3 medals

Silver: 1 medal

Bronze: 3 medals

Belarus, 7 medals

Gold: 1 medal

Silver: 3 medals

Bronze: 3 medals

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India, 7 medals

Gold: 1 medal

Silver: 2 medals

Bronze: 4 medals

Austria, 7 medals

Gold: 1 medal

Silver: 1 medal

Bronze: 5 medals

Azerbaijan, 7 medals

Silver: 3 medals

Bronze: 4 medals

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Bulgaria, 6 medals

Gold: 3 medals

Silver: 1 medal

Bronze: 2 medals

Hong Kong, 5 medals

Gold: 1 medal

Silver: 2 medals

Bronze: 3 medals

Egypt, 6 medals

Gold: 1 medal

Silver: 1 medal

Bronze: 4 medals

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Slovenia, 5 medals

Gold: 3 medals

Silver: 1 medal

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Bronze: 1 medal

Uzbekistan, 5 medals

Gold: 3 medals

Bronze: 2 medals

Indonesia, 5 medals

Gold: 1 medal

Silver: 1 medal

Bronze: 3 medals

Colombia, 5 medals

Silver: 4 medals

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Bronze: 1 medal

Dominican Republic, 5 medals

Silver: 3 medals

Bronze: 2 medals

Greece, 4 medals

Gold: 2 medals

Silver: 1 medal

Bronze: 1 medal

Uganda, 4 medals

Gold: 2 medals

Silver: 1 medal

Bronze: 1 medal

Ireland, 4 medals

Gold: 2 medals

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Bronze: 2 medals

Israel, 4 medals

Gold: 2 medals

Bronze: 2 medals

Romania, 4 medals

Gold: 1 medal

Silver: 3 medals

Venezuela, 4 medals

Gold: 1 medal

Silver: 3 medals

Philippines, 4 medals

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Gold medalist Hidilyn Diaz of Team Philippines poses with the gold medal during the medal ceremony for the Weightlifting - Women's 55kg Group A on day three of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games at Tokyo International Forum on July 26, 2021 in Tokyo, Japan. Chris Graythen—Getty Images

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Gold: 1 medal

Silver: 2 medals

Bronze: 1 medal

Slovakia, 4 medals

Gold: 1 medal

Silver: 2 medals

Bronze: 1 medal

Ethiopia, 4 medals

Gold: 1 medal

Silver: 1 medal

Bronze: 2 medals

Portugal, 4 medals

Gold: 1 medal

Silver: 1 medal

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Bronze: 2 medals

Armenia, 4 medals

Silver: 2 medals

Bronze: 2 medals

Mongolia, 4 medals

Silver: 1 medal

Saeid Mollaei, Judo, Men -81kg

Bronze: 3 medals

Mexico, 4 medals

Bronze: 4 medals

Ecuador, 3 medals

Gold: 2 medals

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Silver: 1 medal

Qatar, 3 medals

Gold: 2 medals

Bronze: 1 medal

South Africa, 3 medals

Gold: 1 medal

Silver: 2 medals

Kyrgyzstan, 3 medals

Silver: 2 medals

Bronze: 1 medal

Argentina, 3 medals

Silver: 1 medal

Bronze: 2 medals

San Marino, 3 medals

Silver: 1 medal

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Bronze: 2 medals

Bahamas, 2 medal

Gold: 2 medals

Kosovo, 2 medals

Gold: 2 medals

Tunisia, 2 medals

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Gold medalist Ahmed Hafnaoui of Tunisia during the medals ceremony of the 400-m freestyle final on day two of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games at Tokyo Aquatics Centre on July 25, 2021 in Tokyo, Japan. Jean Catuffe—Getty Images

Gold: 1 medal

Silver: 1 medal

Estonia, 2 medals

Gold: 1 medal

Bronze: 1 medal

Fiji, 2 medals

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Gold: 1 medal

Bronze: 1 medal

Latvia, 2 medal

Gold: 1 medal

Bronze: 1 medal

Thailand, 2 medals

Gold: 1 medal

Bronze: 1 medal

Jordan, 2 medals

Silver: 1 medal

Bronze: 1 medal

Nigeria, 2 medals

Silver: 1 medal

Bronze: 1 medal

Finland, 2 medals

Bronze: 2 medals

Bermuda, 1 medal

Gold: 1 medal

Puerto Rico, 1 medal

Gold: 1 medal

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Morocco, 1 medal

Gold: 1 medal

Bahrain, 1 medal

Silver: 1 medal

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Lithuania, 1 medal

Silver: 1 medal

Namibia, 1 medal

Silver: 1 medal

Macedonia, 1 medal

Silver: 1 medal

Saudi Arabia, 1 medal

Silver: 1 medal

Turkmenistan, 1 medal

Silver: 1 medal

Botswana, 1 medal

Bronze: 1 medal

Burkina Faso, 1 medal

Bronze: 1 medal

Ghana, 1 medal

Bronze: 1 medal

Grenada, 1 medal

Bronze: 1 medal

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Ivory Coast, 1 medal

Bronze: 1 medal

Kuwait, 1 medal

Bronze: 1 medal

Malaysia, 1 medal

Bronze: 1 medal

Moldova, 1 medal

Bronze: 1 medal

Syria, 1 medal

Bronze: 1 medal