Lake Cumberland Blanket, White

• The real shoreline of Lake Cumberland, Kentucky, traced from USGS map data.
• Velveteen plush, 8.85 oz, white with the lake in black. Three sizes, 30 × 40 up to 60 × 80 in.
• Made to order in 2 to 5 business days.

Specs

• Velveteen plush throw, 83% polyester / 17% spandex, 8.85 oz/yd²; white with the lake in black
• Printed on one side by dye sublimation; the back is plain white
• 30 × 40 in, 50 × 60 in or 60 × 80 in (may arrive up to 3 in shorter than listed)

Lake Cumberland is the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers reservoir on the Cumberland River in southeastern Kentucky, held back by Wolf Creek Dam about 10 miles southwest of Jamestown. Construction began in 1941 and, after a wartime delay, the dam was completed for flood control in 1950. The Corps lists 1,255 miles of shoreline and 65,530 surface acres at maximum pool across seven counties. People come to fish, boat, camp, hike and hunt. Our hand-finished designs follow its shoreline, from Wolf Creek Dam through the main body and creek arms.

Everything we make for Lake Cumberland