Rio Fuerte

Target entity: Rio Fuerte
Context triple: [Copper Canyon, riverSystem, Rio Fuerte]

• A. Navarro River
  The Navarro River is a coastal river in Northern California that flows through redwood forests and vineyards before emptying into the Pacific Ocean near the town of Navarro in Mendocino County.
• B. Conchos River
  The Conchos River is a major river in northern Mexico that flows through the state of Chihuahua before joining the Rio Grande.
• C. Guadalupe River
  The Guadalupe River is a waterway in Northern California that flows through Santa Clara County and the city of San Jose before emptying into San Francisco Bay.
• D. Arroyo Naranjo
  Arroyo Naranjo is a municipality in Cuba known as one of the administrative divisions of the Havana metropolitan area.
• E. Tijuana River
  The Tijuana River is a short, heavily urbanized and pollution-prone river that flows from northern Baja California, Mexico into Southern California, emptying into the Pacific Ocean near the U.S.–Mexico border.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Rio Fuerte
Target entity description: Rio Fuerte is a major river in northwestern Mexico that carves through the Sierra Madre Occidental and helps form the dramatic landscapes of the Copper Canyon region.

• A. Navarro River
  The Navarro River is a coastal river in Northern California that flows through redwood forests and vineyards before emptying into the Pacific Ocean near the town of Navarro in Mendocino County.
• B. Conchos River
  The Conchos River is a major river in northern Mexico that flows through the state of Chihuahua before joining the Rio Grande.
• C. Guadalupe River
  The Guadalupe River is a waterway in Northern California that flows through Santa Clara County and the city of San Jose before emptying into San Francisco Bay.
• D. Arroyo Naranjo
  Arroyo Naranjo is a municipality in Cuba known as one of the administrative divisions of the Havana metropolitan area.
• E. Tijuana River
  The Tijuana River is a short, heavily urbanized and pollution-prone river that flows from northern Baja California, Mexico into Southern California, emptying into the Pacific Ocean near the U.S.–Mexico border.
• F. None of above. chosen