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Austrian athletes have won a total of 637 Paralympic medals, of which 199 gold, 245 silver and 220 bronze, placing it seventh (behind the US, Great Britain, Canada, France, Australia and Germany) on the all-time Paralympic Games medal table. 314 of Austria's medals were won at the Winter Paralympics (of which 102 gold, 108 silver and 104 bronze), which places the country second on the Winter Paralympics all-time medal table, behind Norway (which has 315 Winter medals, of which 134 gold).^[1]

1976 Summer Paralympics 18 16 17 51 10

51 or 50?

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^ Austria at the Paralympics, International Paralympic Committee

[1] Austria at the Paralympics, International Paralympic Committee

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