Chapter 1. Introduction - EP-1110-2-110005Chapter 2. ProblemFigure 2-1. Ice jam floodingFigure 2-2. Ice jam flooding occurs in shaded statesTable 2-1. Recent Major Ice Jams in the United StatesFigure 2-3. Views of Montpelier, VT, ice jam (March 1992)Figure 2-4. Towboats and barges in iceFigure 2-6. Bank scour due to a breakup jam, St. John River, MN, near AllagashChapter 3. BackgroundFigure 3-1. Frazil ice and frazil pans (Salmon River, ID)Figure 3-3. Initial breakup of sheet iceCauses of Ice JamsRemoving or building a dam may cause problems.Chapter 5. Ice Jam Mitigation Case StudiesFigure 5-1. Schematic of siphon system, Kankakee River, ILFigure 5-3. Tire boom at Hardwick, VTLancaster, NH - Weir, Ice Retention, StorageFigure 5-5. Lancaster, NH, weirAllagash, ME - Floodproofing, RelocationChapter 6. Ice Jam Mitigation AssistanceFigure 6-1. Emergency response measures reported by districts (White 1992)Appendix A. References - EP-1110-2-110026Appendix A. References (cont) - EP-1110-2-110027Appendix B. Glossary - EP-1110-2-110028Appendix B. Glossary (cont)EP 1110-2-11