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Blue Ridge Parkway Benchmark Magnet

SKU 358048
Original price $8.99 - Original price $8.99
Original price $8.99
$8.99
$8.99 - $8.99
Current price $8.99
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The Blue Ridge Parkway is 469 miles of some of America’s most scenic roadways. Though not technically a national park, the Blue Ridge Parkway is maintained and administered by the National Park Service and is one of the NPS’s most visited locations year after year.

Blue imprinted lettering around this circular magnet names North Carolina and Virginia, gives the length, highest elevation, and date of establishment of the Parkway. In the center of the magnet, a blue silhouette of a tall spruce and mountains contrasts with the silver of the parkway itself. This collector’s item is a great way to show you’ve spent some time on The Blue Ridge Parkway, or you were thinking of someone special while you were there.

Product Details
  • Approx 2.5" x 2.5"
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Art

Beautiful, shiny magnet! It is on my fridge and i found it to be a very strong magnet. Love it!

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Richard

Very high quality magnet!

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Mary Kay Stalley

Great transaction.Blue Ridge Parkway Benchmark Magnet is a replica of the marker. Beautiful, well made magnet.

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Gregory Walters

Good looking little replica of a USGS survey marker. It is dome shaped just like the real deal. A strong magnet is glued on the back so the whole marker sits off the surface a bit and does not lay flush. Well packed and fast shipping. Much cheaper than the fine you would face for trying to pry out a real marker.