Kasilof River

Target entity: Kasilof River
Context triple: [Kenai Peninsula Borough, containsWaterBody, Kasilof River]

• A. Kaministiquia River
  The Kaministiquia River is a waterway in northwestern Ontario, Canada, that flows into Lake Superior at Thunder Bay and has long served as an important route for Indigenous peoples, fur traders, and settlers.
• B. Naselle River
  The Naselle River is a coastal river in southwestern Washington State that drains forested and rural areas of Pacific County before emptying into Willapa Bay on the Pacific Ocean.
• C. Nantua River
  The Nantua River is a French watercourse that flows through the Ain department in eastern France and ultimately drains into the Saône River basin.
• D. Kahiltna River
  Kahiltna River is a river in Alaska that drains the Kahiltna Glacier on the southern flank of Denali and flows through remote wilderness before joining the larger Susitna River system.
• E. Takotna River
  The Takotna River is a tributary waterway in southwestern Alaska that feeds into the Kuskokwim River and supports local ecosystems and remote communities.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Kasilof River
Target entity description: The Kasilof River is a glacial-fed river on Alaska’s Kenai Peninsula known for its salmon runs and popular sport fishing opportunities.

• A. Kaministiquia River
  The Kaministiquia River is a waterway in northwestern Ontario, Canada, that flows into Lake Superior at Thunder Bay and has long served as an important route for Indigenous peoples, fur traders, and settlers.
• B. Naselle River
  The Naselle River is a coastal river in southwestern Washington State that drains forested and rural areas of Pacific County before emptying into Willapa Bay on the Pacific Ocean.
• C. Nantua River
  The Nantua River is a French watercourse that flows through the Ain department in eastern France and ultimately drains into the Saône River basin.
• D. Kahiltna River
  Kahiltna River is a river in Alaska that drains the Kahiltna Glacier on the southern flank of Denali and flows through remote wilderness before joining the larger Susitna River system.
• E. Takotna River
  The Takotna River is a tributary waterway in southwestern Alaska that feeds into the Kuskokwim River and supports local ecosystems and remote communities.
• F. None of above. chosen