Pacific watershed of Peru

Target entity: Pacific watershed of Peru
Context triple: [Nazca drainage, partOf, Pacific watershed of Peru]

• A. Nazca drainage
  The Nazca drainage is a river basin region on Peru’s south coast that supported the Nazca culture’s settlements, agriculture, and ceremonial centers during the Early Intermediate Period.
• B. Aconcagua River basin
  The Aconcagua River basin is a major drainage basin in central Chile that collects waters from the Andes and supports extensive agricultural and urban areas before flowing into the Pacific Ocean.
• C. Pastaza River basin
  The Pastaza River basin is a major Andean-Amazonian watershed in Ecuador and Peru, known for its extensive rainforest, high biodiversity, and role as a tributary system feeding the Amazon River.
• D. Apurímac River basin
  The Apurímac River basin is a major Andean watershed in southern Peru that forms one of the principal headwater systems of the Amazon River.
• E. Amazonas Region (Peru)
  Amazonas Region (Peru) is a mountainous and jungle-covered region in northern Peru known for its cloud forests, pre-Inca archaeological sites like Kuélap, and rich indigenous cultural heritage.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Pacific watershed of Peru
Target entity description: The Pacific watershed of Peru is the network of rivers and drainage basins on the western side of the Andes that flow toward and empty into the Pacific Ocean.

• A. Nazca drainage
  The Nazca drainage is a river basin region on Peru’s south coast that supported the Nazca culture’s settlements, agriculture, and ceremonial centers during the Early Intermediate Period.
• B. Aconcagua River basin
  The Aconcagua River basin is a major drainage basin in central Chile that collects waters from the Andes and supports extensive agricultural and urban areas before flowing into the Pacific Ocean.
• C. Pastaza River basin
  The Pastaza River basin is a major Andean-Amazonian watershed in Ecuador and Peru, known for its extensive rainforest, high biodiversity, and role as a tributary system feeding the Amazon River.
• D. Apurímac River basin
  The Apurímac River basin is a major Andean watershed in southern Peru that forms one of the principal headwater systems of the Amazon River.
• E. Amazonas Region (Peru)
  Amazonas Region (Peru) is a mountainous and jungle-covered region in northern Peru known for its cloud forests, pre-Inca archaeological sites like Kuélap, and rich indigenous cultural heritage.
• F. None of above. chosen