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It did not take long for Apple to be able to make that announcement that they have sold 1 million iPhones, but until now its remained somewhat of a mystery as to where they actually went.

Of course with little surprise I think it was safe to assume that a big portion of those went to the US, who actually made up for 600,000 or 60% of the overall sales. What is interesting to see is that out of the initial 22 countries that launched on July 11, the top 5, were separated from numbers 6-22 by quite a bit.

After the US sales, the top 5 was rounded out by Japan with 70,000, Germany with 69,000, France with 67,000 and Spain with 55,000.

Continuing on the UK came in at number 6 with 29,000, who were followed by Canada with just 16,000. Overall a pretty big drop from spot 5 and 6, but that drop was pretty large going from 5-7.

As far as iPhone sales per carrier, as you would expect AT&T also took top honors for that position, with T-Mobile bringing in 89,000 who were followed by Orange with 77,000.

This information came courtesy of Medialets, who based the results from the recent Goldman Sachs Global Investment Research report.

Keep reading below to check out a few nice charts that show this off in a little nicer format…