Coyote Creek watershed

Target entity: Coyote Creek watershed
Context triple: [Coyote Creek, partOf, Coyote Creek watershed]

• A. Las Virgenes Creek watershed
  The Las Virgenes Creek watershed is a drainage basin in the Santa Monica Mountains region of Southern California that collects and channels runoff from surrounding canyons and hills into Las Virgenes Creek and its connected waterways.
• B. Tonto Creek watershed
  The Tonto Creek watershed is a drainage basin in central Arizona that collects and channels water from surrounding mountains through Tonto Creek toward the Salt River system.
• C. Sespe Creek watershed
  The Sespe Creek watershed is a largely undeveloped river basin in Southern California’s Transverse Ranges, known for its rugged canyons, diverse wildlife, and critical role in the conservation of the endangered California condor.
• D. Los Banos Creek watershed
  The Los Banos Creek watershed is the drainage basin in central California that collects and channels runoff from surrounding lands into Los Banos Creek, influencing local hydrology, ecology, and flood management.
• E. Dolores River watershed
  The Dolores River watershed is a river basin in southwestern Colorado and eastern Utah that collects mountain runoff, including from peaks like Mount Wilson, and drains it into the Dolores River system.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Coyote Creek watershed
Target entity description: The Coyote Creek watershed is the entire land and stream network that drains into Coyote Creek, encompassing its tributaries, surrounding terrain, and associated ecosystems.

• A. Las Virgenes Creek watershed
  The Las Virgenes Creek watershed is a drainage basin in the Santa Monica Mountains region of Southern California that collects and channels runoff from surrounding canyons and hills into Las Virgenes Creek and its connected waterways.
• B. Tonto Creek watershed
  The Tonto Creek watershed is a drainage basin in central Arizona that collects and channels water from surrounding mountains through Tonto Creek toward the Salt River system.
• C. Sespe Creek watershed
  The Sespe Creek watershed is a largely undeveloped river basin in Southern California’s Transverse Ranges, known for its rugged canyons, diverse wildlife, and critical role in the conservation of the endangered California condor.
• D. Los Banos Creek watershed
  The Los Banos Creek watershed is the drainage basin in central California that collects and channels runoff from surrounding lands into Los Banos Creek, influencing local hydrology, ecology, and flood management.
• E. Dolores River watershed
  The Dolores River watershed is a river basin in southwestern Colorado and eastern Utah that collects mountain runoff, including from peaks like Mount Wilson, and drains it into the Dolores River system.
• F. None of above. chosen