Puget Sound region hydrologic system

Target entity: Puget Sound region hydrologic system
Context triple: [Cedar River (Washington), partOf, Puget Sound region hydrologic system]

• A. Oregon estuary network
  The Oregon estuary network is a system of interconnected coastal estuaries along the Oregon coast that provide critical habitats, support fisheries, and play key roles in regional ecology and water quality.
• B. Tulare Basin hydrologic system
  The Tulare Basin hydrologic system is an interconnected network of rivers, streams, groundwater, and wetlands in California’s southern Central Valley that historically drained into the now largely dry Tulare Lake.
• C. Olympic Peninsula watershed
  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.
• D. Adirondack Park hydrological network
  The Adirondack Park hydrological network is the interconnected system of rivers, streams, lakes, and wetlands that drains and shapes New York’s Adirondack Park ecosystem.
• E. State of California hydrologic regions system
  The State of California hydrologic regions system is a statewide framework that divides California into distinct water-resource regions for planning, management, and regulatory purposes.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Puget Sound region hydrologic system
Target entity description: The Puget Sound region hydrologic system is the interconnected network of rivers, streams, groundwater, and marine waters that drains western Washington into Puget Sound, shaping the area’s ecosystems, water supply, and flood dynamics.

• A. Oregon estuary network
  The Oregon estuary network is a system of interconnected coastal estuaries along the Oregon coast that provide critical habitats, support fisheries, and play key roles in regional ecology and water quality.
• B. Tulare Basin hydrologic system
  The Tulare Basin hydrologic system is an interconnected network of rivers, streams, groundwater, and wetlands in California’s southern Central Valley that historically drained into the now largely dry Tulare Lake.
• C. Olympic Peninsula watershed
  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.
• D. Adirondack Park hydrological network
  The Adirondack Park hydrological network is the interconnected system of rivers, streams, lakes, and wetlands that drains and shapes New York’s Adirondack Park ecosystem.
• E. State of California hydrologic regions system
  The State of California hydrologic regions system is a statewide framework that divides California into distinct water-resource regions for planning, management, and regulatory purposes.
• F. None of above. chosen