Bolshaya Nevka

Target entity: Bolshaya Nevka
Context triple: [Neva River, hasTributary, Bolshaya Nevka]

• A. Fontanka River
  The Fontanka River is a major distributary of the Neva in Saint Petersburg, Russia, known for its historic embankments, bridges, and role in defining the city’s central layout.
• B. Moika River
  The Moika River is a small, historic waterway in central Saint Petersburg, Russia, lined with notable palaces and landmarks and forming part of the city’s iconic canal network.
• C. Moskva River
  The Moskva River is a major waterway in western Russia that flows through and gives its name to the capital city, Moscow.
• D. Okhta River
  The Okhta River is a tributary waterway in northwestern Russia that flows through Saint Petersburg before joining the Neva River.
• E. Samara River
  The Samara River is a significant river in European Russia that flows through the Samara region before joining the Volga River.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Bolshaya Nevka
Target entity description: Bolshaya Nevka is a major distributary channel of the Neva River in Saint Petersburg, Russia, forming part of the city’s intricate river and canal network.

• A. Fontanka River
  The Fontanka River is a major distributary of the Neva in Saint Petersburg, Russia, known for its historic embankments, bridges, and role in defining the city’s central layout.
• B. Moika River
  The Moika River is a small, historic waterway in central Saint Petersburg, Russia, lined with notable palaces and landmarks and forming part of the city’s iconic canal network.
• C. Moskva River
  The Moskva River is a major waterway in western Russia that flows through and gives its name to the capital city, Moscow.
• D. Okhta River
  The Okhta River is a tributary waterway in northwestern Russia that flows through Saint Petersburg before joining the Neva River.
• E. Samara River
  The Samara River is a significant river in European Russia that flows through the Samara region before joining the Volga River.
• F. None of above. chosen