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Desaguadero Manta

$175.00 WAS $220.00
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Destination: La Paz, Bolivia

Its wave motif inspired us to name this spiffy manta after the very important Desaguadero River. Stretching some 199 miles through Bolivia and Peru, the Desaguadero drains an estimated 5% of Lake Titicaca’s excess water, carrying it south to Lakes Uru Uru and Poopó. The river is only navigable by small boats, and has traditionally supported indigenous groups like the Uru, a pre-Incan people who’ve historically lived on man-made islands in Lake Titicaca.

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Details and Dimensions

Vintage, small barely noticeable hole
4 x 3.75 ft

$175.00 WAS $220.00
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