Boston metropolitan area (via Route 2 corridor)

Target entity: Boston metropolitan area (via Route 2 corridor)
Context triple: [Massachusetts Route 2 in Leominster, connectsTo, Boston metropolitan area (via Route 2 corridor)]

• A. Southeastern Expressway corridor (Boston area)
  The Southeastern Expressway corridor in the Boston area is a major urban freeway segment carrying heavy commuter traffic between downtown Boston and its southern suburbs as part of the Interstate 93 route.
• B. U.S. Numbered Route 3 corridor between Boston and New Hampshire
  The U.S. Numbered Route 3 corridor between Boston and New Hampshire is a major north–south transportation route in northeastern Massachusetts that links the Boston metropolitan area with southern New Hampshire, serving as a key commuter and regional travel artery.
• C. Greater Boston parkway system
  The Greater Boston parkway system is a network of scenic, historically planned roadways and parkways around Boston designed to connect urban areas with parks, beaches, and natural landscapes.
• D. Connecticut Avenue corridor
  The Connecticut Avenue corridor is a major commercial and residential stretch in Washington, D.C., known for its mix of shops, restaurants, offices, and apartment buildings along Connecticut Avenue.
• E. Route 3 corridor
  Route 3 corridor is a roadway and travel route in the Adirondack region that serves as a primary access point to Middle Saranac Lake and surrounding natural areas.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Boston metropolitan area (via Route 2 corridor)
Target entity description: The Boston metropolitan area (via Route 2 corridor) refers to the suburban and exurban communities northwest of Boston that are economically and socially tied to the city through the Massachusetts Route 2 commuter and travel route.

• A. Southeastern Expressway corridor (Boston area)
  The Southeastern Expressway corridor in the Boston area is a major urban freeway segment carrying heavy commuter traffic between downtown Boston and its southern suburbs as part of the Interstate 93 route.
• B. U.S. Numbered Route 3 corridor between Boston and New Hampshire
  The U.S. Numbered Route 3 corridor between Boston and New Hampshire is a major north–south transportation route in northeastern Massachusetts that links the Boston metropolitan area with southern New Hampshire, serving as a key commuter and regional travel artery.
• C. Greater Boston parkway system
  The Greater Boston parkway system is a network of scenic, historically planned roadways and parkways around Boston designed to connect urban areas with parks, beaches, and natural landscapes.
• D. Connecticut Avenue corridor
  The Connecticut Avenue corridor is a major commercial and residential stretch in Washington, D.C., known for its mix of shops, restaurants, offices, and apartment buildings along Connecticut Avenue.
• E. Route 3 corridor
  Route 3 corridor is a roadway and travel route in the Adirondack region that serves as a primary access point to Middle Saranac Lake and surrounding natural areas.
• F. None of above. chosen