Edition Browser
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All-Time Medal Table
Aggregated across all 55 editions. "By NOC code" matches official IOC convention — every historical code (Soviet Union, Unified Team, Russia, ROC, AIN, etc.) is its own row. "Grouped by country" additionally merges the 7 lineages with exactly one unambiguous modern continuation (Germany, South Africa, Zimbabwe, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Egypt) into a single row; Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, and the USSR/Russia lineage are deliberately left unmerged in both views since each has multiple present-day successor states.
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NOC Lineage Resolver
Pick a season, then a country or a year — whichever you pick first narrows the other. Works for both dynamic lineages (splits, mergers, renames) and stable countries.
Notable Records
Every notable-firsts entry from all 55 editions, in one chronological, searchable feed — debuts, upsets, records, and historic moments spanning 1896 to 2026.
Sports & Disciplines
Notable discipline debuts noted while building this atlas, in chronological order. This is a curated selection, not an exhaustive catalog of every discipline ever contested — most editions' full sport lists were never individually enumerated.
Total medal events per edition, 1896–2024 (Summer) and 1924–2026 (Winter). Hover a point for details.
Every sport that has ever appeared on an Olympic program, official or demonstration-only — 89 entries, hand-researched and cross-checked against multiple sources. Solid bars are official medal-sport years; faded bars are official years for sports no longer on the program; small dots are demonstration/exhibition-only appearances, which never counted toward any medal table.
Host Cities
All 44 host cities across 55 editions. Dot size reflects how many times a city has hosted. Hover a dot for details.
Every host city, most-hosted first. Eleven cities have hosted more than once — Beijing is the only city ever to host both a Summer and a Winter Games.