Olympic Peninsula watershed

Target entity: Olympic Peninsula watershed
Context triple: [Quinault River, partOf, Olympic Peninsula watershed]

• A. Tillamook Bay watershed
  The Tillamook Bay watershed is the coastal drainage basin in northwestern Oregon that collects water from surrounding rivers and streams and feeds it into Tillamook Bay.
• B. Okanogan/Okanagan watershed
  The Okanogan/Okanagan watershed is a transboundary river basin spanning north-central Washington State and south-central British Columbia, encompassing the Okanagan and Okanogan river systems, lakes, and surrounding landscapes that drain into the Columbia River.
• C. Strait of Juan de Fuca watershed
  The Strait of Juan de Fuca watershed is the drainage area that channels freshwater from surrounding rivers and lakes into the Strait of Juan de Fuca between Washington State and Vancouver Island.
• D. Samish River–Samish Bay watershed
  The Samish River–Samish Bay watershed is a coastal drainage basin in northwestern Washington State that channels freshwater from the Samish River and surrounding lowlands into Samish Bay, supporting important salmon habitat and shellfish-growing areas.
• E. Quillayute River basin
  The Quillayute River basin is a watershed on Washington State’s Olympic Peninsula that collects runoff from several rivers, including the Sol Duc, before emptying into the Pacific Ocean.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Olympic Peninsula watershed
Target entity description: The Olympic Peninsula watershed is a vast, rain-rich network of rivers, streams, and forests in western Washington State that drains the Olympic Mountains into the Pacific Ocean and surrounding marine waters.

• A. Tillamook Bay watershed
  The Tillamook Bay watershed is the coastal drainage basin in northwestern Oregon that collects water from surrounding rivers and streams and feeds it into Tillamook Bay.
• B. Okanogan/Okanagan watershed
  The Okanogan/Okanagan watershed is a transboundary river basin spanning north-central Washington State and south-central British Columbia, encompassing the Okanagan and Okanogan river systems, lakes, and surrounding landscapes that drain into the Columbia River.
• C. Strait of Juan de Fuca watershed
  The Strait of Juan de Fuca watershed is the drainage area that channels freshwater from surrounding rivers and lakes into the Strait of Juan de Fuca between Washington State and Vancouver Island.
• D. Samish River–Samish Bay watershed
  The Samish River–Samish Bay watershed is a coastal drainage basin in northwestern Washington State that channels freshwater from the Samish River and surrounding lowlands into Samish Bay, supporting important salmon habitat and shellfish-growing areas.
• E. Quillayute River basin
  The Quillayute River basin is a watershed on Washington State’s Olympic Peninsula that collects runoff from several rivers, including the Sol Duc, before emptying into the Pacific Ocean.
• F. None of above. chosen