Mackenzie River Indian camp

Target entity: Mackenzie River Indian camp
Context triple: [Gray Beaver, associatedWith, Mackenzie River Indian camp]

• A. Indian Village (Elbow River Camp)
  Indian Village (Elbow River Camp) is a cultural area at the Calgary Stampede where Indigenous communities showcase traditional tipis, ceremonies, arts, and ways of life.
• B. Moose Factory
  Moose Factory is a remote Cree community and former Hudson’s Bay Company fur-trading post located on an island in the Moose River in northeastern Ontario, Canada.
• C. Waskaganish
  Waskaganish is a Cree First Nation community in northern Quebec, Canada, located near the mouth of the Rupert River on the eastern shore of James Bay.
• D. Fort Liard
  Fort Liard is a small Indigenous community in the southwestern Northwest Territories of Canada, known for its Dene and Métis culture and traditional crafts such as birchbark and moosehide work.
• E. Telegraph Creek
  Telegraph Creek is a small, remote community in northwestern British Columbia, Canada, situated along the Stikine River and known for its dramatic canyon landscapes and Indigenous heritage.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Mackenzie River Indian camp
Target entity description: Mackenzie River Indian camp is a remote Indigenous encampment in Canada’s Mackenzie River region, depicted as a traditional northern tribal settlement in Jack London’s novel "White Fang."

• A. Indian Village (Elbow River Camp)
  Indian Village (Elbow River Camp) is a cultural area at the Calgary Stampede where Indigenous communities showcase traditional tipis, ceremonies, arts, and ways of life.
• B. Moose Factory
  Moose Factory is a remote Cree community and former Hudson’s Bay Company fur-trading post located on an island in the Moose River in northeastern Ontario, Canada.
• C. Waskaganish
  Waskaganish is a Cree First Nation community in northern Quebec, Canada, located near the mouth of the Rupert River on the eastern shore of James Bay.
• D. Fort Liard
  Fort Liard is a small Indigenous community in the southwestern Northwest Territories of Canada, known for its Dene and Métis culture and traditional crafts such as birchbark and moosehide work.
• E. Telegraph Creek
  Telegraph Creek is a small, remote community in northwestern British Columbia, Canada, situated along the Stikine River and known for its dramatic canyon landscapes and Indigenous heritage.
• F. None of above. chosen