Data from: The impact of river capture on fluvial terraces and bedrock incision

River terraces are landforms that represent paleo-river channels and are
used in studies of geomorphology to understand climate and tectonic
processes and constrain rates of river incision and landscape change.
Here, we present a shapefile (generated in ArcPro) of river terraces
mapped at 1:10,000 scale along the Kolokithas and Varitis Rivers in
central Crete, Greece. The data consists of mapped surface deposits (i.e.
river terraces and alluvial fans) and is designed to aid in quantitative
analysis of landscape dynamics. River terraces are classified into five
age groups, and alluvial fans have three age classifications based on
luminescence geochronology and degree of soil maturity. The shapefile is
in the WGS 1984 UTM Zone 35N projection.