The table below shows the number of medals won by the top ten countries in the London 2012 Olympic Games. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.
The given table illustrates the medals won by the top 10 nations in the Olympic games organised in London in the year 2012. America, followed by China, Great Britain, Russia and South Korea, were in the top five, respectively. The next five countries were Deutschland, France, Italy, Hungary and Australia.
Overall, The United States won the maximum number of Gold and Silver medals as Russia won the most bronze medals. America topped the medal tally with a maximum number of medals as Hungary scored only 17 medals and was least no medals in the top 10 nations.
The total number of medals won by the United States of America was 104 in the various games organised in the London Olympics. The USA medal tally consists of 46 Gold, 29 Silver and the same amount of bronze medals, respectively. The second position was achieved by the Republic of China with a total of 88 medals. When compared to the United States, it is eight fewer gold medals, 2 and 5 medals decreased in silver and bronze, respectively. In the 10th position, Australia was placed with around 35 medals but only seven gold medals which was the least in the top 10.
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