Hampshire–Berkshire border

Target entity: Hampshire–Berkshire border
Context triple: [Highclere, nearCountyBoundary, Hampshire–Berkshire border]

• A. Hampshire–Wiltshire border
  The Hampshire–Wiltshire border is the county boundary in southern England that separates Hampshire from Wiltshire and passes through areas of military significance such as Tidworth Camp.
• B. Surrey–Hampshire border
  The Surrey–Hampshire border is the county boundary in southeast England separating Surrey from Hampshire, running through a mix of rural countryside, villages, and commuter towns.
• C. Oxfordshire–Gloucestershire border
  The Oxfordshire–Gloucestershire border is the county boundary in south-central England that separates the rural landscapes and historic towns of Oxfordshire from those of Gloucestershire.
• D. Suffolk–Essex border
  The Suffolk–Essex border is the historic county boundary in eastern England separating Suffolk from Essex, running through a largely rural landscape of villages, farmland, and river valleys.
• E. Norfolk–Cambridgeshire border
  The Norfolk–Cambridgeshire border is the administrative and geographic boundary separating the English counties of Norfolk and Cambridgeshire in the East of England.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Hampshire–Berkshire border
Target entity description: The Hampshire–Berkshire border is the county boundary in southern England that separates Hampshire from the neighboring county of Berkshire.

• A. Hampshire–Wiltshire border
  The Hampshire–Wiltshire border is the county boundary in southern England that separates Hampshire from Wiltshire and passes through areas of military significance such as Tidworth Camp.
• B. Surrey–Hampshire border
  The Surrey–Hampshire border is the county boundary in southeast England separating Surrey from Hampshire, running through a mix of rural countryside, villages, and commuter towns.
• C. Oxfordshire–Gloucestershire border
  The Oxfordshire–Gloucestershire border is the county boundary in south-central England that separates the rural landscapes and historic towns of Oxfordshire from those of Gloucestershire.
• D. Suffolk–Essex border
  The Suffolk–Essex border is the historic county boundary in eastern England separating Suffolk from Essex, running through a largely rural landscape of villages, farmland, and river valleys.
• E. Norfolk–Cambridgeshire border
  The Norfolk–Cambridgeshire border is the administrative and geographic boundary separating the English counties of Norfolk and Cambridgeshire in the East of England.
• F. None of above. chosen