New South Wales–Australian Capital Territory border

Target entity: New South Wales–Australian Capital Territory border
Context triple: [Jerrabomberra Creek, crosses, New South Wales–Australian Capital Territory border]

• A. New South Wales–Queensland border
  The New South Wales–Queensland border is the interstate boundary in eastern Australia separating the states of New South Wales and Queensland, running from the Pacific coast inland across varied terrain.
• B. New South Wales border
  The New South Wales border is the state boundary in southeastern Australia, much of which follows the Murray River and separates New South Wales from Victoria and South Australia.
• C. New South Wales–Victoria border at Albury–Wodonga
  The New South Wales–Victoria border at Albury–Wodonga is a major interstate crossing point between the twin regional cities of Albury (NSW) and Wodonga (Victoria), serving as a key hub for road and rail transport between Australia’s two most populous states.
• D. Albury–Wodonga cross-border region
  The Albury–Wodonga cross-border region is a bi-city area spanning the New South Wales–Victoria border in southeastern Australia, centered on the twin cities of Albury and Wodonga along the Murray River.
• E. Northern New South Wales
  Northern New South Wales is a coastal and inland region of the Australian state of New South Wales known for its subtropical climate, beaches, hinterland, and regional centres such as Byron Bay and Lismore.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: New South Wales–Australian Capital Territory border
Target entity description: The New South Wales–Australian Capital Territory border is the inter-state boundary separating the state of New South Wales from the Australian Capital Territory, encompassing the perimeter around Canberra.

• A. New South Wales–Queensland border
  The New South Wales–Queensland border is the interstate boundary in eastern Australia separating the states of New South Wales and Queensland, running from the Pacific coast inland across varied terrain.
• B. New South Wales border
  The New South Wales border is the state boundary in southeastern Australia, much of which follows the Murray River and separates New South Wales from Victoria and South Australia.
• C. New South Wales–Victoria border at Albury–Wodonga
  The New South Wales–Victoria border at Albury–Wodonga is a major interstate crossing point between the twin regional cities of Albury (NSW) and Wodonga (Victoria), serving as a key hub for road and rail transport between Australia’s two most populous states.
• D. Albury–Wodonga cross-border region
  The Albury–Wodonga cross-border region is a bi-city area spanning the New South Wales–Victoria border in southeastern Australia, centered on the twin cities of Albury and Wodonga along the Murray River.
• E. Northern New South Wales
  Northern New South Wales is a coastal and inland region of the Australian state of New South Wales known for its subtropical climate, beaches, hinterland, and regional centres such as Byron Bay and Lismore.
• F. None of above. chosen