The graphs below show the number of medals won by the top five countries in the summer and winter Olympics. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

The given bar charts compare data about how many

medals

5 various best countries won in not only the summer but

also

the

winter

Olympics.

Overall

, it was important that the US, Russia, and Germany had positions in both types of Olympics;

additionally

, the best country in the

winter

was Norway, and in the summer was America. The

winter

diagram demonstrates that Norway, the country that had a lot of

winter

medals

, reached roughly the same number of Gold,

Silver

, and

Bronze

medals

at nearly 150. The next one was the USA;

moreover

, it reached just over 100 gold, almost 130

silver

, and approximately 90

Bronze

medals

. Germany touched the same

medals

for

silver

and Gold at about 90;

furthermore

, nearly 60

Bronze

. Russia, recording 75 golds, 50

silver

,and roughly 60

bronze

mealds, hit fewer

medals

than Canada but the number of its golds is fewer than Canada's, Nealy 75 golds, 70

silver

, and 70

bronze

.

According to

the Summer Olympics, the USA hit 2500, the first level;

then

Russia scored just over 1750, and Germany reported just under 1750. the

last

ones were the UK and France hit respectively approximately 800, and 600.