National Capital Region interprovincial transportation network

Target entity: National Capital Region interprovincial transportation network
Context triple: [Champlain Bridge (Ottawa River), partOf, National Capital Region interprovincial transportation network]

• A. National Land Transport Network
  The National Land Transport Network is Australia’s strategically important system of major highways and rail routes that supports national freight movement and passenger travel between key cities and regions.
• B. Baltimore–Washington metropolitan area transportation network
  The Baltimore–Washington metropolitan area transportation network is an integrated system of airports, highways, rail lines, and public transit that connects and supports travel and commerce between the Baltimore and Washington, D.C. regions.
• C. Santiago urban highway network
  The Santiago urban highway network is an integrated system of urban expressways and toll roads that facilitates high-capacity vehicular traffic across the metropolitan area of Santiago, Chile.
• D. National Trade Corridors of Canada
  The National Trade Corridors of Canada is a strategic network of key transportation routes and hubs that support the efficient movement of goods and people across Canada and to international markets.
• E. National Highway Freight Network
  The National Highway Freight Network is a designated system of key U.S. highways identified as critical for the efficient movement of freight and the nation’s economic competitiveness.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: National Capital Region interprovincial transportation network
Target entity description: The National Capital Region interprovincial transportation network is the system of bridges, roads, and transit links that connect Ottawa, Ontario and Gatineau, Quebec across the Ottawa River.

• A. National Land Transport Network
  The National Land Transport Network is Australia’s strategically important system of major highways and rail routes that supports national freight movement and passenger travel between key cities and regions.
• B. Baltimore–Washington metropolitan area transportation network
  The Baltimore–Washington metropolitan area transportation network is an integrated system of airports, highways, rail lines, and public transit that connects and supports travel and commerce between the Baltimore and Washington, D.C. regions.
• C. Santiago urban highway network
  The Santiago urban highway network is an integrated system of urban expressways and toll roads that facilitates high-capacity vehicular traffic across the metropolitan area of Santiago, Chile.
• D. National Trade Corridors of Canada
  The National Trade Corridors of Canada is a strategic network of key transportation routes and hubs that support the efficient movement of goods and people across Canada and to international markets.
• E. National Highway Freight Network
  The National Highway Freight Network is a designated system of key U.S. highways identified as critical for the efficient movement of freight and the nation’s economic competitiveness.
• F. None of above. chosen