Idaho–Montana border

Target entity: Idaho–Montana border
Context triple: [Clark County, Idaho, adjacentTo, Idaho–Montana border]

• A. Idaho–Wyoming border
  The Idaho–Wyoming border is the state line in the northwestern United States that separates Idaho from Wyoming, running largely through mountainous and rural terrain.
• B. Utah–Idaho border
  The Utah–Idaho border is the state line in the western United States separating Utah and Idaho, running through a largely rural region of mountains, valleys, and agricultural land.
• C. Nevada–Idaho border
  The Nevada–Idaho border is the north–south state boundary in the western United States separating Nevada from Idaho, running largely through remote high desert and mountainous terrain.
• D. Oregon–Idaho border
  The Oregon–Idaho border is the interstate boundary in the northwestern United States that largely follows natural features such as the Snake River and includes the deep gorge of Hells Canyon.
• E. Idaho–Washington state line
  The Idaho–Washington state line is the boundary separating the U.S. states of Idaho and Washington, running north–south through the inland Northwest and passing through regions such as the Lewis–Clark Valley.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Idaho–Montana border
Target entity description: The Idaho–Montana border is the state boundary running largely along the Bitterroot Range and Continental Divide, separating Idaho from Montana in the northwestern United States.

• A. Idaho–Wyoming border
  The Idaho–Wyoming border is the state line in the northwestern United States that separates Idaho from Wyoming, running largely through mountainous and rural terrain.
• B. Utah–Idaho border
  The Utah–Idaho border is the state line in the western United States separating Utah and Idaho, running through a largely rural region of mountains, valleys, and agricultural land.
• C. Nevada–Idaho border
  The Nevada–Idaho border is the north–south state boundary in the western United States separating Nevada from Idaho, running largely through remote high desert and mountainous terrain.
• D. Oregon–Idaho border
  The Oregon–Idaho border is the interstate boundary in the northwestern United States that largely follows natural features such as the Snake River and includes the deep gorge of Hells Canyon.
• E. Idaho–Washington state line
  The Idaho–Washington state line is the boundary separating the U.S. states of Idaho and Washington, running north–south through the inland Northwest and passing through regions such as the Lewis–Clark Valley.
• F. None of above. chosen