Tuolumne County watershed

Target entity: Tuolumne County watershed
Context triple: [Woods Creek, drainageBasin, Tuolumne County watershed]

• A. Sonoma Creek watershed
  The Sonoma Creek watershed is a drainage basin in Sonoma County, California, that collects runoff from the Mayacamas Mountains and surrounding landscapes before flowing into San Pablo Bay.
• B. Kern River watershed
  The Kern River watershed is the entire land area in California’s southern Sierra Nevada whose surface water drains into the Kern River system, encompassing its tributaries, headwaters, and surrounding catchment.
• C. Kings River watershed
  The Kings River watershed is the drainage basin in California’s southern Sierra Nevada that collects and channels water from mountain headwaters through the Kings River system to downstream reservoirs, farms, and communities.
• D. Kaweah River watershed
  The Kaweah River watershed is a mountainous drainage basin in California’s southern Sierra Nevada that channels snowmelt and rainfall through steep canyons and forests before flowing into the San Joaquin Valley.
• E. Walnut Creek watershed
  The Walnut Creek watershed is a drainage basin in northern Arizona whose streams carved the deep limestone gorge preserved within Walnut Canyon National Monument.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Tuolumne County watershed
Target entity description: The Tuolumne County watershed is the network of rivers, creeks, and tributaries in Tuolumne County, California, that collects and channels precipitation and snowmelt toward larger regional water systems.

• A. Sonoma Creek watershed
  The Sonoma Creek watershed is a drainage basin in Sonoma County, California, that collects runoff from the Mayacamas Mountains and surrounding landscapes before flowing into San Pablo Bay.
• B. Kern River watershed
  The Kern River watershed is the entire land area in California’s southern Sierra Nevada whose surface water drains into the Kern River system, encompassing its tributaries, headwaters, and surrounding catchment.
• C. Kings River watershed
  The Kings River watershed is the drainage basin in California’s southern Sierra Nevada that collects and channels water from mountain headwaters through the Kings River system to downstream reservoirs, farms, and communities.
• D. Kaweah River watershed
  The Kaweah River watershed is a mountainous drainage basin in California’s southern Sierra Nevada that channels snowmelt and rainfall through steep canyons and forests before flowing into the San Joaquin Valley.
• E. Walnut Creek watershed
  The Walnut Creek watershed is a drainage basin in northern Arizona whose streams carved the deep limestone gorge preserved within Walnut Canyon National Monument.
• F. None of above. chosen