The United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee boasts nearly 600 athletes in Paris, with a female-forward roster featuring birth years ranging from the 1960s to 2008.

More than half of the U.S. roster is female, fitting in nicely with the 2024 Paris Olympics' milestone as the first Games to "achieve full gender parity."

The stats are striking, and it's no surprise that a such a huge crew boasts some impressive numbers.

Many of the athletes -- around three-quarters of the roster -- have competed or currently participate in American college athletics, and some of the other eye-catching numbers are below.

On July 10, the United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee (USOPC) announced a team of 592 athletes that will compete in Paris. That figure will almost certainly hit 600 by the time the competition is complete.

Here's a look at the breakdown of Team USA by the numbers...

592
Number of total athletes, the largest delegation of any NOC competing in Paris. 

340
Athletes making their Olympic debuts.

252
Returning Olympians (including three athletes making their sixth Olympic appearance).

122
Olympic medalists (including 66 Olympic champions who have won a combined 110 gold medals).

46
States represented, led by California (120), Florida (42) and Texas (41). There are four states that do not have Olympic representation these Games: Arkansas, North Dakota, West Virginia and Wyoming.

43 years
Difference in age between the youngest U.S. athlete, 16-year-old gymnast Hezly Rivera (Oradell, NJ), and the oldest U.S. athlete, 59-year-old equestrian Steffen Peters (San Diego, CA).

     Youngest athlete -- Hezly Rivera -- 16 years (6/4/08) -- Women's Gymanstics
     Youngest male athlete -- Quincy Wilson -- 16 years (1/8/08) -- Track and Field
     Oldest athlete -- Steffen Peters -- 59 years (9/18/64) -- Equestrian
     Oldest female athlete -- Laura Kraut -- 58 years (11/14/65) -- Equestrian

7
Athletes with five or more career Olympic medals entering Paris.

     Katie Ledecky (Bethesda, MD – Swimming) -- 10
     Simone Biles (Spring, TX – Gymnastics) -- 7
     Caeleb Dressel (Green Cove Springs, FL – Swimming) -- 7
     Ryan Murphy (Ponte Vedra Beach, FL – Swimming) -- 6
     Lilly King (Evansville, IN – Swimming) -- 5
     Simone Manuel (Sugar Land, TX – Swimming) -- 5
     Diana Taurasi (Chino, CA – Basketball) -- 5