Salmon River (Queets tributary)

Target entity: Salmon River (Queets tributary)
Context triple: [Queets River, hasTributary, Salmon River (Queets tributary)]

• A. Quinault River (upper reaches)
  The upper reaches of the Quinault River are a remote, glacier-fed mountain river system on Washington’s Olympic Peninsula, known for its rugged wilderness, salmon habitat, and scenic forests.
• B. Little Quilcene River
  The Little Quilcene River is a small river on Washington State’s Olympic Peninsula that flows into Quilcene Bay and supports local salmon runs and recreation.
• C. Big Quilcene River
  The Big Quilcene River is a river on Washington State’s Olympic Peninsula that drains the eastern slopes of the Olympic Mountains into Hood Canal.
• D. Salmon Falls River
  The Salmon Falls River is a New England waterway that flows between Maine and New Hampshire, historically important for powering mills and defining part of the states’ shared boundary.
• E. Mattole River
  The Mattole River is a remote, free-flowing river in Northern California’s Lost Coast region, known for its rugged watershed, salmon and steelhead habitat, and largely undeveloped surroundings.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Salmon River (Queets tributary)
Target entity description: Salmon River (Queets tributary) is a small river in Washington State’s Olympic Peninsula that flows through the temperate rainforest to join the Queets River within Olympic National Park.

• A. Quinault River (upper reaches)
  The upper reaches of the Quinault River are a remote, glacier-fed mountain river system on Washington’s Olympic Peninsula, known for its rugged wilderness, salmon habitat, and scenic forests.
• B. Little Quilcene River
  The Little Quilcene River is a small river on Washington State’s Olympic Peninsula that flows into Quilcene Bay and supports local salmon runs and recreation.
• C. Big Quilcene River
  The Big Quilcene River is a river on Washington State’s Olympic Peninsula that drains the eastern slopes of the Olympic Mountains into Hood Canal.
• D. Salmon Falls River
  The Salmon Falls River is a New England waterway that flows between Maine and New Hampshire, historically important for powering mills and defining part of the states’ shared boundary.
• E. Mattole River
  The Mattole River is a remote, free-flowing river in Northern California’s Lost Coast region, known for its rugged watershed, salmon and steelhead habitat, and largely undeveloped surroundings.
• F. None of above. chosen