Minnesota state trail system

Target entity: Minnesota state trail system
Context triple: [Root River State Trail, partOf, Minnesota state trail system]

• A. Minnesota state trunk highway system
  The Minnesota state trunk highway system is the network of primary state-maintained roads and highways that facilitates major intra- and interstate travel throughout Minnesota.
• B. Paul Bunyan State Trail
  Paul Bunyan State Trail is a long-distance recreational rail trail in central Minnesota popular for biking, hiking, and snowmobiling through forests, lakes, and small towns.
• C. Minnesota State Highway
  Minnesota State Highway is a system of state-maintained roads in Minnesota that connects cities, towns, and regions across the state, complementing the federal and local road networks.
• D. Wisconsin State Trunk Highway system
  The Wisconsin State Trunk Highway system is the statewide network of numbered state-maintained highways that connects cities, towns, and regions throughout Wisconsin.
• E. Iowa Great Lakes Trail
  The Iowa Great Lakes Trail is a recreational multi-use pathway in northwest Iowa that connects the region’s lakes, parks, and communities for walking, biking, and other non-motorized activities.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Minnesota state trail system
Target entity description: The Minnesota state trail system is a network of interconnected, multi-use recreational trails across Minnesota that support activities such as biking, hiking, and snowmobiling while showcasing the state’s natural and scenic areas.

• A. Minnesota state trunk highway system
  The Minnesota state trunk highway system is the network of primary state-maintained roads and highways that facilitates major intra- and interstate travel throughout Minnesota.
• B. Paul Bunyan State Trail
  Paul Bunyan State Trail is a long-distance recreational rail trail in central Minnesota popular for biking, hiking, and snowmobiling through forests, lakes, and small towns.
• C. Minnesota State Highway
  Minnesota State Highway is a system of state-maintained roads in Minnesota that connects cities, towns, and regions across the state, complementing the federal and local road networks.
• D. Wisconsin State Trunk Highway system
  The Wisconsin State Trunk Highway system is the statewide network of numbered state-maintained highways that connects cities, towns, and regions throughout Wisconsin.
• E. Iowa Great Lakes Trail
  The Iowa Great Lakes Trail is a recreational multi-use pathway in northwest Iowa that connects the region’s lakes, parks, and communities for walking, biking, and other non-motorized activities.
• F. None of above. chosen