Mad River (Vermont)

Target entity: Mad River (Vermont)
Context triple: [Winooski River, hasTributary, Mad River (Vermont)]

• A. Mad River
  Mad River is a tributary of the Great Miami River in western Ohio known for its clear, cold waters and popularity for fishing and paddling.
• B. Yantic River
  The Yantic River is a tributary in eastern Connecticut that flows through several towns before joining other waterways at Norwich to form the Thames River.
• C. Passumpsic River
  The Passumpsic River is a tributary of the Connecticut River in northeastern Vermont, known for flowing through Caledonia and Essex counties and supporting local recreation and ecosystems.
• D. Winooski River
  The Winooski River is a major river in northern Vermont that flows westward into Lake Champlain, passing through several communities including the state capital, Montpelier.
• E. Millers River
  Millers River is a tributary in north-central Massachusetts that flows westward to join the Connecticut River, draining a largely rural and forested watershed.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Mad River (Vermont)
Target entity description: Mad River (Vermont) is a scenic mountain river in central Vermont known for its clear waters, popular trout fishing, and role in regional outdoor recreation.

• A. Mad River
  Mad River is a tributary of the Great Miami River in western Ohio known for its clear, cold waters and popularity for fishing and paddling.
• B. Yantic River
  The Yantic River is a tributary in eastern Connecticut that flows through several towns before joining other waterways at Norwich to form the Thames River.
• C. Passumpsic River
  The Passumpsic River is a tributary of the Connecticut River in northeastern Vermont, known for flowing through Caledonia and Essex counties and supporting local recreation and ecosystems.
• D. Winooski River
  The Winooski River is a major river in northern Vermont that flows westward into Lake Champlain, passing through several communities including the state capital, Montpelier.
• E. Millers River
  Millers River is a tributary in north-central Massachusetts that flows westward to join the Connecticut River, draining a largely rural and forested watershed.
• F. None of above. chosen