United States Census Bureau Roanoke metropolitan area (partly, by some definitions)

Target entity: United States Census Bureau Roanoke metropolitan area (partly, by some definitions)
Context triple: [Franklin County, Virginia, locatedIn, United States Census Bureau Roanoke metropolitan area (partly, by some definitions)]

• A. United States Census Bureau’s Tallahassee metropolitan area (partly, by some definitions)
  The United States Census Bureau’s Tallahassee metropolitan area (partly, by some definitions) is a statistical region centered on Tallahassee, Florida, that includes the city and surrounding counties considered part of its broader economic and social sphere.
• B. United States Census Bureau Burlington-South Burlington metropolitan area
  The United States Census Bureau Burlington–South Burlington metropolitan area is a federally defined metropolitan statistical area in northwestern Vermont centered on the cities of Burlington and South Burlington and encompassing surrounding communities such as Underhill.
• C. United States Census Bureau metropolitan area of Salisbury (in part)
  The United States Census Bureau metropolitan area of Salisbury (in part) is a statistical metropolitan region centered on Salisbury that includes portions of surrounding jurisdictions such as Worcester County, Maryland, for demographic and economic analysis.
• D. United States Census Bureau metropolitan area of Bluefield micropolitan area
  The United States Census Bureau metropolitan area of Bluefield micropolitan area is a small, federally defined labor and population center anchored by the city of Bluefield and surrounding communities, including Mercer County, West Virginia.
• E. United States Census Bureau Charlottesville Metropolitan Statistical Area
  The United States Census Bureau Charlottesville Metropolitan Statistical Area is a federally defined region centered on Charlottesville, Virginia, used for statistical purposes to represent the broader local economy and population, including surrounding jurisdictions such as Albemarle County.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: United States Census Bureau Roanoke metropolitan area (partly, by some definitions)
Target entity description: The United States Census Bureau Roanoke metropolitan area (partly, by some definitions) is a U.S. metropolitan region centered on Roanoke, Virginia, whose exact boundaries can vary depending on the criteria used.

• A. United States Census Bureau’s Tallahassee metropolitan area (partly, by some definitions)
  The United States Census Bureau’s Tallahassee metropolitan area (partly, by some definitions) is a statistical region centered on Tallahassee, Florida, that includes the city and surrounding counties considered part of its broader economic and social sphere.
• B. United States Census Bureau Burlington-South Burlington metropolitan area
  The United States Census Bureau Burlington–South Burlington metropolitan area is a federally defined metropolitan statistical area in northwestern Vermont centered on the cities of Burlington and South Burlington and encompassing surrounding communities such as Underhill.
• C. United States Census Bureau metropolitan area of Salisbury (in part)
  The United States Census Bureau metropolitan area of Salisbury (in part) is a statistical metropolitan region centered on Salisbury that includes portions of surrounding jurisdictions such as Worcester County, Maryland, for demographic and economic analysis.
• D. United States Census Bureau metropolitan area of Bluefield micropolitan area
  The United States Census Bureau metropolitan area of Bluefield micropolitan area is a small, federally defined labor and population center anchored by the city of Bluefield and surrounding communities, including Mercer County, West Virginia.
• E. United States Census Bureau Charlottesville Metropolitan Statistical Area
  The United States Census Bureau Charlottesville Metropolitan Statistical Area is a federally defined region centered on Charlottesville, Virginia, used for statistical purposes to represent the broader local economy and population, including surrounding jurisdictions such as Albemarle County.
• F. None of above. chosen