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Which country won the most medals at the winter olympic games?
Norway.
What country won the most Olympic Medals without e ver hosting the games?
Through the 2008 Games in Beijing, that would be Hungary with 465 Olympic medals (459 Summer and 6 Winter). Finland is second with 450 Olympic medals (299 Summer and 151 Winter).
How many gold medals does Canada have in the 2010 witer olympic games?
Canada won a total of 14 gold medals, the most out of any country at the 2010 winter Olympic games.
What is the record for most gold medals won by a country during one Olympic winter games?
Canada with 14 gold medals in the 2010 Winter Olympics.
What country has the most Olympic gold medals in a single games?
Canada won 14 gold medals in the 2010 Vancouver games - the record for a single Winter games.
Which country has won the most olympic medals without hosting the Olympics?
Through the 2008 Games in Beijing, that would be Hungary with 465 Olympic medals (459 Summer and 6 Winter). Finland is second with 450 Olympic medals (299 Summer and 151 Winter).
Who has won the most gold medals in winter Olympics ever?
Norway has won 280 medals at the Olympic winter games; more than any other country.
What country has won the most medals since the olympic games has started?
your question need to be more detailed ... which olympic games summer, winter, men or women
Which country holds the record for the most winter olympic gold medals in one winter games?
Canada with 14 at the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver.
How many medals did Canada win at the 1992 Winter Olympic games?
7 medals.
How many gold medals did Canada win in the 2010 winter Olympics?
Canada won a total of 14 gold medals, the most gold medals of any country at the 2010 winter Olympic games and a record for the most golds ever at any winter games.
How many medals did the US win in the 2010 Winter Olympics?
37 medals overallThe US won a total of 37 medals, breaking the record for most medals won by any country at a single winter Olympic games.
