The USA finished atop both the Swimming point and medal standings at the 14th World Championships which concluded its two-week run in Shanghai on Sunday (July 16-31). In total, 20 countries won medals in the 40 Swimming events, with 13 different countries winning an event; 51 scored points in Swimming.

Swimming medal standings are:
1. USA (29) — 16 gold, 5 silver, 9 bronze
2. China (14) — 5 g, 2 s, 7 b
3. Brazil (3) — 3 golds
4. Australia (13) — 2 g, 8 s, 3 b
5. France (10) — 2 g, 3 b, 5 b
6. Great Britain (5) — 2 g, 3 s, 0 b
Italy (5) — 2 g, 3 s, 0 b
8. Netherlands (6) — 2 g, 1 s, 3 b
9. Denmark (3) — 2 g, 1 s, 0 b
10. Russia (4) — 1 g, 3 s, 0 b
11. Sweden (2) — 1 g, 1 s
12. Hungary (4) — 1 g, 0 s, 3 b
13. Belarus (1) — 1 gold
South Korea (1) — 1 gold
Norway (1) — 1 gold
16. Japan (6) — 0 g, 4 s, 2 b
17. Canada (4) — 0 g, 3 s, 1 b
18. Poland (1) — 1 silver
19. Germany (5) — 5 bronzes
20. South Africa (3) — 3 bronzes

Top-20 team scores from Swimming are:
1. USA — 933 points
2. Australia — 656
3. China — 490
4. Great Britain — 405
5. Japan — 354
6. France — 333
7. Netherlands — 271
8. Canada — 254
9. Germany — 245
10. Russia — 214
11. Hungary — 213
12. Italy — 183
13. South Africa — 150
14. Sweden — 138
15. Denmark — 132
16. Brazil — 123
17. Spain — 104
18. Poland — 90
19. New Zealand — 78
20. South Korea — 55

Full results from the Swimming portion of the 2011 Worlds are available online here:
www.omegatiming.com