The country which has won the most gold medals and most medals overall in the Winter Olympics is Norway.
Out of the 200+ Countries/NOCs, 119 have participated at the Winter Olympics at least once, 47 of these have won at least one medal, and 42 have won at least one gold medal. Romania have attended the most Winter Games (22) without winning gold. Greece and Argentina have attended the most games without winning a medal of any kind (20 Winter Olympic Games).
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Source: IOC, Topendsports.com
Here is a table of all the medals won by countries participating at the Winter Olympics (including 2022 Beijing Winter Olympic results), sorted by most golds.
The country which has won the most gold medals and most medals overall is Norway. Norway has also topped the leaderboard the most times.
Out of the 200+ Countries/NOCs, 119 have participated at the Winter Olympics at least once, 47 of these have won at least one medal, and 42 have won at least one gold medal. Romania have attended the most Winter Games (22) without winning gold. Greece and Argentina have attended the most games without winning a medal of any kind (20 Winter Olympic Games).
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