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Paris 2024: Olympic medal tables

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The first gender-equal Olympics

Paris 2024 marks the first Olympic Games in history that the same number of women were able to compete as men.

To celebrate this milestone, we kept track of the traditional Olympic medal tables, but with a twist. The table below showcases medal break-down by gender, so we can track gender parity in medals by country and find out which nations are championing their female athletes.

Full medal table (ordered by number of women’s gold medals won): Paris 2024 medal table

Last updated: 12th August

Top 8 countries (by total female medals won)

Country Female medals Male medals Mixed Total medals
United States 67 52 7 126
China 50 34 7 91
Australia 30 20 3 53
Great Britain 28 30 7 65
France 23 38 3 64
Netherlands 21 11 2 34
Japan 18 23 4 45
South Korea 17 10 5 32

Top 8 countries (by total male medals won)

Country Female medals Male medals Mixed Total medals
United States 67 52 7 126
France 23 38 3 64
China 50 34 7 91
Great Britain 28 30 7 65
Japan 18 23 4 45
Italy 15 23 4 40
Australia 30 20 3 53
Spain 4 12 2 18

Top 8 countries: Female only (by total gold medals won)

Country Gold medals Silver medals Bronze medals Total medals
United States 26 23 18 67
China 19 15 16 50
Australia 13 9 8 30
Japan 8 3 7 18
Netherlands 8 5 8 21
New Zealand 8 4 2 14
South Korea 7 5 5 17
Italy 7 4 4 15

Top 8 countries: Male only (by total gold medals won)

Country Gold medals Silver medals Bronze medals Total medals
China 17 10 7 34
United States 13 16 22 52
Japan 12 7 4 23
France 11 14 13 38
Uzbekistan 7 1 3 11
Netherlands 6 2 9 11
Great Britain 6 15 5 30
Australia 5 9 3 20

Top 8 countries: Mixed only (by total gold medals won)

Country Gold medals Silver medals Bronze medals Total medals
Germany 5 2 0 7
China 4 2 1 7
Great Britain 2 0 5 7
Italy 2 0 0 2
United States 1 5 1 7
France 1 1 1 3
Netherlands 1 0 1 2
South Korea 1 2 2 5

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