
Strahler’s stream ordering system assigns an order to each stream based on its position in the network. The rules for stream order classification are:
Based on the given diagram:
According to the given diagram, the highest order stream present is:
\[ \mathbf{Third\text{-}Order\ Stream} \]
Thus, the highest order stream in the given diagram is a third-order stream, as it results from the confluence of two second-order streams.
| Group I | Group II |
| P. Dreikanter | 1. Glacial |
| Q. Cirque | 2. Beach |
| R. Natural levee | 3. Eolian |
| S. Berm | 4. Fluvial |