The chart below shows the total number of Olympic medals won by twelve different countries.

The image shows a horizontal

bar

chart with data for 12 different countries across three categories:

Gold

,

Silver

, and

Bronze

. Data for each category is presented in separate, adjacent

bars

for each country, with numerical values extending from 0 up to 2,500. USA has the longest

bars

for

Gold

and

Silver

, extending past 2,000 and 1,500 respectively,

while

the

Bronze

bar

reaches 1,000. Soviet Union's

Gold

bar

extends to 1,000 and

Silver

to 500,

while

Bronze

is slightly less than 500. UK's

Gold

bar

is around 500, with

Silver

and

Bronze

bars

around 250 each. France's

Gold

bar

is around 250, and

Silver

and

Bronze

are around 150 each. Germany has

Gold

and

Silver

bars

near 750, and

Bronze

close to 500. Italy's

Gold

bar

reaches 500, with

Silver

at 250 and

Bronze

near 200. Sweden's

Silver

and

Bronze

bars

are near 150 and

Gold

is around 100. Australia's

Gold

bar

is around 250,

Silver

near 150, and

Bronze

close to 200. Hungary's

Gold

bar

is close to 400,

Silver

near 250, and

Bronze

past 200. East Germany has

Gold

and

Silver

bars

just past 400 and

Bronze

at 250. Japan's

Gold

is just over 200,

Silver

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100, and

Bronze

over

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50. China's all three

bars

are close to the starting point, with

Gold

,

Silver

, and

Bronze

around 50 each.