Shotover River

Target entity: Shotover River
Context triple: [New Zealand gold rush, mainDiscoverySite, Shotover River]

• A. Yoho River
  The Yoho River is a glacially fed mountain river in southeastern British Columbia, Canada, flowing through the rugged landscapes and waterfalls of Yoho National Park before joining the Kicking Horse River.
• B. Kananaskis River
  The Kananaskis River is a mountain river in southwestern Alberta, Canada, known for its scenic valley, recreational opportunities, and whitewater paddling.
• C. Iskut River
  The Iskut River is a major river in northwestern British Columbia, Canada, known as the largest tributary of the Stikine River and for flowing through remote, rugged wilderness.
• D. Chilkat River
  The Chilkat River is a glacially fed river in Southeast Alaska renowned for its rich salmon runs and as one of the world’s premier bald eagle gathering sites.
• E. Kitimat River
  The Kitimat River is a coastal river in northwestern British Columbia, Canada, known for its salmon and steelhead fisheries and its role in the region’s forestry and industrial activities.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Shotover River
Target entity description: The Shotover River is a historically significant river in New Zealand’s Otago region, famed for its rich alluvial gold deposits and now popular for adventure tourism such as jet boating and white-water rafting.

• A. Yoho River
  The Yoho River is a glacially fed mountain river in southeastern British Columbia, Canada, flowing through the rugged landscapes and waterfalls of Yoho National Park before joining the Kicking Horse River.
• B. Kananaskis River
  The Kananaskis River is a mountain river in southwestern Alberta, Canada, known for its scenic valley, recreational opportunities, and whitewater paddling.
• C. Iskut River
  The Iskut River is a major river in northwestern British Columbia, Canada, known as the largest tributary of the Stikine River and for flowing through remote, rugged wilderness.
• D. Chilkat River
  The Chilkat River is a glacially fed river in Southeast Alaska renowned for its rich salmon runs and as one of the world’s premier bald eagle gathering sites.
• E. Kitimat River
  The Kitimat River is a coastal river in northwestern British Columbia, Canada, known for its salmon and steelhead fisheries and its role in the region’s forestry and industrial activities.
• F. None of above. chosen