The capital city claimed 100 golds with second-placed Chon Buri winning 65 and third-ranked Suphan Buri 52.
Bangkok swept both golds in basketball with their men beating Prathum Thani 82-69 and their women defeating Ang Thong 68-48.
In rugby, Surin beat hosts Chiang Mai 36-15 in the final.
In sepak takraw, Chon Buri won gold in the women’s team event after beating Roi Et 2-1 in the final, while Pathum Thani beat Nakhon Ratchasima 2-0 in the men’s final.
In futsal, Suphan Buri defeated Bangkok 5-2 in the women’s final, while Samut Sakhon beat Si Sa Ket 3-1 in the men’s gold medal match.
In aerobic gymnastics, Bangkok’s Chanawit Thongdee won the men’s individual title and Chon Buri’s Roypim Ngarmpeerapong was champion in the women’s individual event.
In six-red snooker, Trang’s Kritsanut Lertsattayathorn defeated Chiang Mai’s Supoj Sanglah 4-1 in the singles final.
The 42nd National Games will be held in Suphan Buri from Jan 5-15, 2014.
Final medal standings:
1. Bangkok: 100 gold, 97 silver, 109 bronze – total 306
2. Chon Buri: 65 gold, 39 silver. 54 bronze – total 158
3. Suphan Buri: 52 gold, 38 silver, 40 bronze – total 130
4. Chiang Mai: 33 gold, 46 silver, 47 bronze – total 126
5. Nakhon Ratchasima: 21 gold, 22 silver, 26 bronze – total 69
6. Nonthaburi: 20 gold, 21 silver, 26 bronze – total 67
7. Khon Kaen: 17 gold, 16 silver, 24 bronze – total 57
8. Ubon Ratchathani: 16 gold, 10 silver, 20 bronze – total 46
9. Chumphon: 13 gold, 14 silver, 7 bronze – total 34
10. Samut Prakan: 12 gold, 18 silver, 21 bronze – total 51