Triple

Target class: administrative unit of the National Park Service
Context triple: [National Capital Region (National Park Service), instanceOf, administrative unit of the National Park Service]

• A. United States National Park Service unit chosen
  A United States National Park Service unit is a designated protected area or site—such as a park, monument, seashore, or historic site—managed by the National Park Service for the preservation of natural, cultural, and historical resources and for public enjoyment.
• B. national park authority
  A national park authority is a governmental or designated public body responsible for managing, protecting, and promoting the sustainable use and enjoyment of a country's national parks and their natural and cultural resources.
• C. U.S. Forest Service ranger district
  A U.S. Forest Service ranger district is a local administrative subdivision of a national forest, managed by a district ranger and staff who oversee land use, recreation, resource management, and conservation activities within its boundaries.
• D. United States Forest Service region
  A United States Forest Service region is a major administrative division of the USFS that oversees and coordinates the management of national forests, grasslands, and related resources within a specific multi-state geographic area.
• E. component of national historic site
  A component of a national historic site is an individual physical or cultural element—such as a building, structure, landscape feature, or artifact—that contributes to the site's overall historical significance and integrity.
• F. None of above.