Olympic Medal Count 2012 Chart: Final Standings for Every Nation

It is hard to believe, but the 2012 London Games have come to an end.

After waiting four years for the Olympic Games to begin, the jam-packed fortnight of world-class competitions flew by entirely too fast. These last two weeks brought out some of the best athletes, storylines and events that the Olympic Games have ever seen.

From the crescendo of action triggered by the extravagant opening ceremony to the denouement leading up to Sunday's closing festivities, the world got exactly what it expected from London.

Well, not exactly.

Who would have thought that Kazakhstan would have finished with seven gold medals and at No. 18 on the overall medal list? Surely, the Islamic Republic of Iran finishing with 12 medals after totaling that amount in the last three Olympic Games combined comes as a huge shock.

Those surprising feats, among others, are what make the Olympic Games the greatest spectacle in the world.

Here, you can find the complete final standings for every nation that won a medal in the London Games.

*Note: Nations are ranked by total medals. In the event of a tie, silver medals will be the tiebreaker. If there is still a tie, bronze medals will be the tiebreaker.

Rank By Total	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	United States of America	46	29	29	104
2	People's Republic of China	38	27	22	87
3	Russian Federation	24	25	33	82
4	Great Britain	29	17	19	65
5	Germany	11	19	14	44
6	Japan	7	14	17	38
7	Australia	7	16	12	35
8	France	11	11	12	34
9	Republic of Korea	13	8	7	28
10	Italy	8	9	11	28
11	Netherlands	6	6	8	20
12	Ukraine	6	5	9	20
13	Canada	1	5	12	18
14	Hungary	8	4	5	17
15	Spain	3	10	4	17
16	Brazil	3	5	9	17
17	Cuba	5	3	6	14
18	Kazakhstan	7	1	5	13
19	New Zealand	5	3	5	13
20	Belarus	3	5	5	13
21	Islamic Republic of Iran	4	5	3	12
22	Jamaica	4	4	4	12
23	Kenya	2	4	5	11
24	Czech Republic	4	3	3	10
T-25	Azerbaijan	2	2	6	10
T-25	Poland	2	2	6	10
27	Romania	2	5	2	9
28	Denmark	2	4	3	9
29	Sweden	1	4	3	8
30	Colombia	1	3	4	8
31	Ethiopia	3	1	3	7
T-32	Georgia	1	3	3	7
T-32	Mexico	1	3	3	7
34	Democratic People's Republic of Korea	4	0	2	6
35	South Africa	3	2	1	6
36	Croatia	3	1	2	6
37	India	0	2	4	6
38	Turkey	2	2	1	5
39	Lithuania	2	1	2	5
40	Ireland	1	1	3	5
41	Mongolia	0	2	3	5
42	Switzerland	2	2	0	4
43	Norway	2	1	1	4
T-44	Argentina	1	1	2	4
T-44	Slovenia	1	1	2	4
T-44	Serbia	1	1	2	4
T-47	Trinidad and Tobago	1	0	3	4
T-47	Uzbekistan	1	0	3	4
49	Slovakia	0	1	3	4
50	Tunisia	1	1	1	3
51	Thailand	0	2	1	3
T-52	Armenia	0	1	2	3
T-52	Belgium	0	1	2	3
T-52	Finland	0	1	2	3
55	Dominican Republic	1	1	0	2
56	Latvia	1	0	1	2
57	Egypt	0	2	0	2
T-58	Bulgaria	0	1	1	2
T-58	Estonia	0	1	1	2
T-58	Indonesia	0	1	1	2
T-58	Malaysia	0	1	1	2
T-58	Puerto Rico	0	1	1	2
T-58	Taipei (Chinese Taipei)	0	1	1	2
T-64	Greece	0	0	2	2
T-64	Republic of Moldova	0	0	2	2
T-64	Qatar	0	0	2	2
T-64	Singapore	0	0	2	2
T-68	Algeria	1	0	0	1
T-68	Bahamas	1	0	0	1
T-68	Grenada	1	0	0	1
T-68	Uganda	1	0	0	1
T-68	Venezuela	1	0	0	1
T-73	Botswana	0	1	0	1
T-73	Cyprus	0	1	0	1
T-73	Gabon	0	1	0	1
T-73	Guatemala	0	1	0	1
T-73	Montenegro	0	1	0	1
T-73	Portugal	0	1	0	1
T-79	Afghanistan	0	0	1	1
T-79	Bahrain	0	0	1	1
T-79	Hong Kong, China	0	0	1	1
T-79	Saudi Arabia	0	0	1	1
T-79	Kuwait	0	0	1	1
T-79	Morocco	0	0	1	1
T-79	Tajikistan	0	0	1	1

This is where our time covering the London Games comes to an end. We are looking forward to providing the most in-depth coverage four years from now during the 2016 Rio Games.