Highway 95A in British Columbia

Target entity: Highway 95A in British Columbia
Context triple: [British Columbia provincial highway system, hasPart, Highway 95A in British Columbia]

• A. Highway 5A in British Columbia
  Highway 5A in British Columbia is a scenic secondary route that runs through the province’s Interior, providing an alternative to Highway 5 by connecting communities such as Merritt and Kamloops along lakes, ranchlands, and rolling hills.
• B. Highway 49 in British Columbia
  Highway 49 in British Columbia is a short east–west provincial highway in northeastern B.C. that connects the Alberta border to the Dawson Creek area as part of the region’s interprovincial road network.
• C. British Columbia Highway 95
  British Columbia Highway 95 is a north–south highway in southeastern British Columbia that runs through the Columbia Valley, connecting several communities near the Rocky Mountain Trench and linking to major routes into the United States.
• D. Highway 395 in British Columbia
  Highway 395 in British Columbia is a short north–south provincial highway that connects the U.S. border near Laurier, Washington, to Highway 3 at Cascade, serving as a cross-border link in the southern Interior.
• E. British Columbia Highway 97C
  British Columbia Highway 97C is a major east–west connector route in British Columbia’s Interior, linking the Okanagan region with the Coquihalla Highway and facilitating travel between Kelowna and the Lower Mainland.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Highway 95A in British Columbia
Target entity description: Highway 95A in British Columbia is an alternate north–south provincial route in the Kootenay region that serves communities such as Kimberley and connects with other major highways in the area.

• A. Highway 5A in British Columbia
  Highway 5A in British Columbia is a scenic secondary route that runs through the province’s Interior, providing an alternative to Highway 5 by connecting communities such as Merritt and Kamloops along lakes, ranchlands, and rolling hills.
• B. Highway 49 in British Columbia
  Highway 49 in British Columbia is a short east–west provincial highway in northeastern B.C. that connects the Alberta border to the Dawson Creek area as part of the region’s interprovincial road network.
• C. British Columbia Highway 95
  British Columbia Highway 95 is a north–south highway in southeastern British Columbia that runs through the Columbia Valley, connecting several communities near the Rocky Mountain Trench and linking to major routes into the United States.
• D. Highway 395 in British Columbia
  Highway 395 in British Columbia is a short north–south provincial highway that connects the U.S. border near Laurier, Washington, to Highway 3 at Cascade, serving as a cross-border link in the southern Interior.
• E. British Columbia Highway 97C
  British Columbia Highway 97C is a major east–west connector route in British Columbia’s Interior, linking the Okanagan region with the Coquihalla Highway and facilitating travel between Kelowna and the Lower Mainland.
• F. None of above. chosen