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How many dams are on the Merced River?

Downstream of MIDs two hydropower dams are the Merced Falls Hydroelectric Project (a run-of-the-river facility owned and operated by Pacific Gas and Electric Company) and the Crocker-Huffman Diversion Dam (MIDs diversion structure for its main canal).