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The hierarchical structure of a Google Analytics account is organized as Account > Property > Data stream, where the account represents the highest level, properties track individual websites or apps, and data streams collect user interaction data.

• Property > Data stream > Account
• Property > Account > Data stream
• Data stream > Account > Property
• Account > Property > Data stream

The correct answer is: Account > Property > Data stream

Google Analytics is organized in a hierarchy:

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Analytics account

Analytics property

Data Streams

Analytics account: The account is the gateway to Analytics, and provides the container for your Analytics properties. You can have one or more Analytics accounts (up to a maximum of 100). Each account can contain up to 100 properties.

Analytics property: Properties are the containers for your reports based on the data you collect from your apps and sites. You can create up to 100 properties in an account. Properties can be any combination of Google Analytics 4 properties and Universal Analytics properties.

Data streams (Google Analytics 4 properties): Each Google Analytics 4 property can have up to 50 data streams (any combination of app and web data streams, including a limit of 30 app data streams). A data stream is a flow of data from a customer touchpoint (e.g., app, website) to Analytics.

Read more here: https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/9303323