Ozama River estuary at Santo Domingo

Target entity: Ozama River estuary at Santo Domingo
Context triple: [Ozama River, hasEstuary, Ozama River estuary at Santo Domingo]

• A. Arecibo River mouth
  The Arecibo River mouth is the coastal outlet where Puerto Rico’s Arecibo River empties into the Atlantic Ocean near the city and port of Arecibo.
• B. Santo Domingo River
  The Santo Domingo River is a river in southern Mexico that forms part of the Papaloapan River basin and contributes to the region’s extensive tropical watershed.
• C. Guayas River delta region
  The Guayas River delta region is a low-lying, densely populated estuarine area in coastal Ecuador centered around the city of Guayaquil, known for its major port, agriculture, and mangrove ecosystems.
• D. Cadagua River
  The Cadagua River is a watercourse in northern Spain that flows through the provinces of Burgos and Biscay before joining the Nervión River near Bilbao.
• E. Pearl River estuary (U.S. Gulf Coast)
  Pearl River estuary (U.S. Gulf Coast) is a coastal estuarine system where the Pearl River meets the Gulf of Mexico, supporting diverse wetlands, fisheries, and wildlife habitats along the Louisiana–Mississippi shoreline.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Ozama River estuary at Santo Domingo
Target entity description: The Ozama River estuary at Santo Domingo is a coastal waterway where the river meets the Caribbean Sea, forming a historically significant harbor that borders the colonial core of the Dominican Republic’s capital.

• A. Arecibo River mouth
  The Arecibo River mouth is the coastal outlet where Puerto Rico’s Arecibo River empties into the Atlantic Ocean near the city and port of Arecibo.
• B. Santo Domingo River
  The Santo Domingo River is a river in southern Mexico that forms part of the Papaloapan River basin and contributes to the region’s extensive tropical watershed.
• C. Guayas River delta region
  The Guayas River delta region is a low-lying, densely populated estuarine area in coastal Ecuador centered around the city of Guayaquil, known for its major port, agriculture, and mangrove ecosystems.
• D. Cadagua River
  The Cadagua River is a watercourse in northern Spain that flows through the provinces of Burgos and Biscay before joining the Nervión River near Bilbao.
• E. Pearl River estuary (U.S. Gulf Coast)
  Pearl River estuary (U.S. Gulf Coast) is a coastal estuarine system where the Pearl River meets the Gulf of Mexico, supporting diverse wetlands, fisheries, and wildlife habitats along the Louisiana–Mississippi shoreline.
• F. None of above. chosen