Washington State Route 305

Target entity: Washington State Route 305
Context triple: [Bainbridge Island, stateRoute, Washington State Route 305]

• A. Washington State Route 14
  Washington State Route 14 is an east–west highway running along the Columbia River in southern Washington, serving as a major regional corridor parallel to Interstate 84 in Oregon.
• B. Washington State Route 18
  Washington State Route 18 is a major east–west highway in western Washington that connects the Seattle–Tacoma metropolitan area to Interstate 90 near Snoqualmie.
• C. Washington State Route 99
  Washington State Route 99 is a major north–south highway in western Washington that runs through the Seattle metropolitan area, historically serving as the region’s primary arterial route before Interstate 5.
• D. Oregon Route 38
  Oregon Route 38 is a state highway in Oregon that runs east–west between the coast and Interstate 5, following the Umpqua River and serving as a key route through Douglas County.
• E. Oregon Route 213
  Oregon Route 213 is a state highway in Oregon that runs through the Portland metropolitan area, connecting several communities including Gresham and serving as a key north–south transportation corridor.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Washington State Route 305
Target entity description: Washington State Route 305 is a highway in Washington State that connects Bainbridge Island to the Kitsap Peninsula and the city of Poulsbo, including a major ferry link to Seattle.

• A. Washington State Route 14
  Washington State Route 14 is an east–west highway running along the Columbia River in southern Washington, serving as a major regional corridor parallel to Interstate 84 in Oregon.
• B. Washington State Route 18
  Washington State Route 18 is a major east–west highway in western Washington that connects the Seattle–Tacoma metropolitan area to Interstate 90 near Snoqualmie.
• C. Washington State Route 99
  Washington State Route 99 is a major north–south highway in western Washington that runs through the Seattle metropolitan area, historically serving as the region’s primary arterial route before Interstate 5.
• D. Oregon Route 38
  Oregon Route 38 is a state highway in Oregon that runs east–west between the coast and Interstate 5, following the Umpqua River and serving as a key route through Douglas County.
• E. Oregon Route 213
  Oregon Route 213 is a state highway in Oregon that runs through the Portland metropolitan area, connecting several communities including Gresham and serving as a key north–south transportation corridor.
• F. None of above. chosen