I'll also point out to the inexperienced pre-meds, that while these rankings can give a decent idea of general tier/reputation, they are not at all comprehensive, have faulty methodology to some extent, and fluctuate all the time. Lastly, they obviously don't take into account many features of programs that some applicants might find valuable, while others won't (i.e. location, patient population, operative autonomy etc.) So when the time comes, don't only look at this to make your rank lists! I have seen many people fall into that trap. Go for the place that is best for you and your values - often that ends up being the famous places, but often it isn't.
As a practical example, when it came time to make rank lists this year, I put a historically "top 10" program all the way at the bottom of my list, and put quite a few "less prestigious" programs above it. Personal and fit factors are important too. The hilarious thing is that if I dropped to the bottom of my list, someone might look at the match list for my school and be impressed with it, while I would be pissed because I really didn't want it. That's why match lists can sometimes be deceiving too.