After getting two more gold medals on Sunday, the United States finishes the 2012 London Olympics with 104 total medals, easily the highest figure of any nation. China finishes its time in Great Britain with 87 total medals, the best performance ever for the Chinese away from home soil.
Russia finishes a close third in total medal count after adding four more on Sunday, a nice performance for the nation. Host nation Great Britain had the third-most gold medals of any nation, though, for the best Olympic performance by the nation in over a century.
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Here is how the top five looks in the latest medal count:
- United States, 104 (46 gold, 29 silver, 29 bronze)
- China, 87 (38, 27, 22)
- Russia, 82 (24, 25, 33)
- Great Britain, 65 (29, 17, 19)
- Germany, 44 (11, 19, 14)
For a complete breakdown, visit Sports Illustrated's medal count tracker.
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