Artibonite River

Target entity: Artibonite River
Context triple: [Hispaniola, hasMajorRiver, Artibonite River]

• A. Betsiboka River
  The Betsiboka River is a prominent river in northwestern Madagascar, noted for its striking red-colored waters caused by heavy sediment from intense soil erosion.
• B. Croton River
  The Croton River is a river in southeastern New York that flows through Westchester and Putnam counties and is a key source for New York City's Croton water supply system.
• C. Morant River
  Morant River is a river in eastern Jamaica that flows through the parish of St. Thomas before emptying into the Caribbean Sea.
• D. Coco River
  The Coco River is a major Central American river forming much of the border between Nicaragua and Honduras and flowing into the Caribbean Sea.
• E. Senouire River
  The Senouire River is a smaller watercourse in central France that flows through the Auvergne region before joining the Allier River.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Artibonite River
Target entity description: The Artibonite River is the longest and most significant river on the island of Hispaniola, flowing through both Haiti and the Dominican Republic and serving as a vital source of water, irrigation, and hydroelectric power.

• A. Betsiboka River
  The Betsiboka River is a prominent river in northwestern Madagascar, noted for its striking red-colored waters caused by heavy sediment from intense soil erosion.
• B. Croton River
  The Croton River is a river in southeastern New York that flows through Westchester and Putnam counties and is a key source for New York City's Croton water supply system.
• C. Morant River
  Morant River is a river in eastern Jamaica that flows through the parish of St. Thomas before emptying into the Caribbean Sea.
• D. Coco River
  The Coco River is a major Central American river forming much of the border between Nicaragua and Honduras and flowing into the Caribbean Sea.
• E. Senouire River
  The Senouire River is a smaller watercourse in central France that flows through the Auvergne region before joining the Allier River.
• F. None of above. chosen