Table Rock Lake Blanket, White

• The real shoreline of Table Rock Lake, Missouri & Arkansas, down to the James River and Kings River arms.
• 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)

Table Rock Lake is a U.S. Army Corps of Engineers reservoir on the White River in the Ozarks, beginning about eight miles upstream from Branson, Missouri, and reaching into Arkansas. Table Rock Dam was built from 1954 to 1958. The Corps lists 43,100 acres, 745 miles of shoreline and 79 miles of length, with water clear enough to draw divers, swimmers and anglers. Campgrounds, day-use parks and boat launches ring the lake.

Everything we make for Table Rock Lake