Inn River basin

Target entity: Inn River basin
Context triple: [Tann, drainageBasin, Inn River basin]

• A. Rednitz river basin
  The Rednitz river basin is the drainage area in Franconia, Germany, encompassing the Rednitz River and its tributaries, including the Roth.
• B. Nisa (Neisse) River basin
  The Nisa (Neisse) River basin is the drainage area of the Nisa/Neisse River in Central Europe, spanning parts of the Czech Republic, Poland, and Germany and encompassing cities such as Reichenberg (Liberec).
• C. Save–Runde river basin
  The Save–Runde river basin is a major drainage system in southeastern Africa, primarily in Zimbabwe and Mozambique, encompassing the catchment areas of the Save and Runde rivers and their tributaries.
• D. Kander river basin
  The Kander river basin is the alpine catchment area in the Bernese Oberland of Switzerland that collects runoff from peaks such as the Blüemlisalp and feeds the Kander River.
• E. Saale River basin
  The Saale River basin is the drainage area of the Saale River in central Germany, encompassing its tributaries and surrounding landscapes before the river joins the Elbe.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Inn River basin
Target entity description: The Inn River basin is the catchment area of the Inn River, spanning parts of Switzerland, Austria, and Germany and draining a significant portion of the eastern Alps.

• A. Rednitz river basin
  The Rednitz river basin is the drainage area in Franconia, Germany, encompassing the Rednitz River and its tributaries, including the Roth.
• B. Nisa (Neisse) River basin
  The Nisa (Neisse) River basin is the drainage area of the Nisa/Neisse River in Central Europe, spanning parts of the Czech Republic, Poland, and Germany and encompassing cities such as Reichenberg (Liberec).
• C. Save–Runde river basin
  The Save–Runde river basin is a major drainage system in southeastern Africa, primarily in Zimbabwe and Mozambique, encompassing the catchment areas of the Save and Runde rivers and their tributaries.
• D. Kander river basin
  The Kander river basin is the alpine catchment area in the Bernese Oberland of Switzerland that collects runoff from peaks such as the Blüemlisalp and feeds the Kander River.
• E. Saale River basin
  The Saale River basin is the drainage area of the Saale River in central Germany, encompassing its tributaries and surrounding landscapes before the river joins the Elbe.
• F. None of above. chosen