The top-10 medal winners at the Rio Paralympics, as of 1:30 p.m. Monday (KST).
1. China (Gold: 39, Silver: 30, Bronze: 23. Total: 92)
2. Great Britain (Gold: 23, Silver: 14, Bronze: 19. Total: 56)
3. Ukraine (Gold: 18, Silver: 13, Bronze: 18. Total: 49)
4. United States (Gold: 13, Silver: 15, Bronze: 11. Total: 39)
5. Brazil (Gold: 6, Silver: 11, Bronze: 7. Total: 24)
6. Uzbekistan (Gold: 6, Silver: 4, Bronze: 11. Total: 21)
7. Australia (Gold: 5, Silver: 10, Bronze: 12. Total: 27)
8. The Netherlands (Gold: 5, Silver: 8, Bronze: 11. Total: 24)
9. Germany (Gold: 4, Silver: 7, Bronze: 5. Total: 16)
10. Tunisia (Gold: 4, Silver: 4, Bronze: 1. Total: 9)
15. South Korea (Gold: 3, Silver: 4, Bronze: 6. Total: 13)
1. China (Gold: 39, Silver: 30, Bronze: 23. Total: 92)
2. Great Britain (Gold: 23, Silver: 14, Bronze: 19. Total: 56)
3. Ukraine (Gold: 18, Silver: 13, Bronze: 18. Total: 49)
4. United States (Gold: 13, Silver: 15, Bronze: 11. Total: 39)
5. Brazil (Gold: 6, Silver: 11, Bronze: 7. Total: 24)
6. Uzbekistan (Gold: 6, Silver: 4, Bronze: 11. Total: 21)
7. Australia (Gold: 5, Silver: 10, Bronze: 12. Total: 27)
8. The Netherlands (Gold: 5, Silver: 8, Bronze: 11. Total: 24)
9. Germany (Gold: 4, Silver: 7, Bronze: 5. Total: 16)
10. Tunisia (Gold: 4, Silver: 4, Bronze: 1. Total: 9)
15. South Korea (Gold: 3, Silver: 4, Bronze: 6. Total: 13)
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