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Winter Olympics Medals All-Time, 1924 to 2026

Norway leads all-time Winter Olympic medals with 447 after Milano Cortina 2026, including 166 golds. The United States has 363, Germany 312.

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  • In 2026, Norway ranks #1 with 447, ahead of United States (363) and Germany (312).
  • The top spot changed hands twice: Soviet Union in 1984 and Norway in 1994.
  • Biggest climber: Germany, from #9 in 1928 to #3 in 2026.
  • Germany wasn't on the board in 1924 but is in the top 5 by 2026.

About this chart

Norway has 447 Winter Olympic medals, 166 of them gold, after setting a Games record of 41 medals (18 gold) at Milano Cortina 2026. That passed its own record of 39 from 2018, and Johannes Klaebo won six golds in 2026 alone. The United States is second with 363 medals (126 golds), followed by Germany with 312, Austria with 269 and Canada with 246.

The chart sums medals at each Games from 1924. The Soviet Union led the cumulative total after 1984, 1988 and 1992, winning 194 medals in nine Games from 1956 to 1988, and Norway regained the lead in 1994. Germany's total includes the United Team of Germany (1956 to 1964), with East and West Germany shown separately, and Russia includes the Olympic Athletes from Russia and ROC. Brazil won its first Winter medal, a gold, in 2026.

The data

Source: Wikipedia, '<year> Winter Olympics medal table' for all 25 Games (IOC data), summed cumulatively; totals cross-checked against Wikipedia, All-time Olympic Games medal table. Retrieved November 4, 2026. Germany includes the United Team of Germany (1956-64); East Germany and West Germany shown separately where plotted. Russia includes Olympic Athletes from Russia (2018) and ROC (2022); Soviet Union shown separately; the 1992 Unified Team (23 medals) and Individual Neutral Athletes (2026) are not charted. Soviet Union and East Germany have no flag emoji. Medal counts follow IOC tables incl. later reallocations as shown on Wikipedia. Includes Milano Cortina 2026.

Winter Olympics Medals All-Time, Cumulative total medals at each Games, 1924-2026, 1924–2026
Date🇳🇴 Norway🇺🇸 United States🇩🇪 Germany🇦🇹 Austria🇨🇦 Canada🇸🇪 SwedenSoviet Union🇨🇭 Switzerland🇫🇮 Finland🇮🇹 Italy🇳🇱 Netherlands🇷🇺 Russia🇫🇷 FranceEast Germany
19241740312031100030
192832101727041500040
1932422239910051800050
193657269131017082400060
19486735921132701830100110
195283461629153102039330120
1956875318401841162646630120
1960936326462248372854750150
196410870355825556228641170220
1968122773569286375346915160315
19721348535742967914474202503419
197614195358032691184981243103538
1980151107358734731405490263503661
19841601153588388116559103283503985
198816512135984387194741103342041110
1992185132611195091194771174746050110
19942111458512863941948612367502355110
199823615811414578971949313577614163110
20022611921501629510419410414290695474110
2006280217179185119118194118151101787683110
2010303254209202145130194127156106868994110
2014330282228219170145194138161114110118109110
2018369305259233199159194153167124130135124110
2022406330286251225177194168175141147167138110
2026447363312269246195194191181171167167161110

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Frequently asked questions

Which country has the most Winter Olympic medals?

Norway has the most, with 447 Winter Olympic medals including 166 golds after the 2026 Games. The United States is second with 363.

How many medals did Norway win in 2026?

Norway won 41 medals at Milano Cortina 2026, 18 of them gold. That is a Winter Games record, passing its own 39 from 2018.

When did Norway take the all-time lead?

Norway regained the cumulative lead in 1994. The Soviet Union had led after the 1984, 1988 and 1992 Games.

Where does this data come from?

Wikipedia, '<year> Winter Olympics medal table' for all 25 Games (IOC data), summed cumulatively; totals cross-checked against Wikipedia, All-time Olympic Games medal table. Retrieved November 4, 2026. Germany includes the United Team of Germany (1956-64); East Germany and West Germany shown separately where plotted. Russia includes Olympic Athletes from Russia (2018) and ROC (2022); Soviet Union shown separately; the 1992 Unified Team (23 medals) and Individual Neutral Athletes (2026) are not charted. Soviet Union and East Germany have no flag emoji. Medal counts follow IOC tables incl. later reallocations as shown on Wikipedia. Includes Milano Cortina 2026. You can download the full table as a CSV from this page.

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