2005 Mediterranean Games close in Almeria

Monday, July 4, 2005

The fifteenth Mediterranean Games, held in Almería, Spain were closed yesterday. The most successful country this year was Italy, with a total of 153 medals, 57 of which were gold. France tied in their total number of medals, but had one less gold medal. Spain was third with 152 medals. The next Mediterranean Games will be held in Pescara, Italy in 2009.

Results of XV Mediterranean Games by country

Pos	Country	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Italy	57	40	56	153
2	France	56	51	46	153
3	Spain	45	59	48	152
4	Turkey	20	24	29	73
5	Egypt	15	10	18	43
6	Greece	13	15	31	59
7	Tunisia	13	7	15	35
8	Slovenia	10	8	17	35
9	Algeria	9	5	11	25
10	Serbia and Montenegro	8	9	15	32
11	Croatia	5	10	11	26
12	Morocco	3	6	3	12
13	Syria	1	5	5	11
14	Cyprus	1	4	2	7
15	Bosnia and Herzegovina	1	2	3	6
16	Libya	1	0	1	2
17	Albania	0	2	4	6
18	San Marino	0	1	0	1
19	Malta	0	0	1	1

Sources

"Official Results" — Official Website, July 4, 2005

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