Grand Union Canal Aylesbury Arm Bridge Number 10

Bridge Number 10 over the Grand Union Canal Aylesbury Arm is a structure built between 1811 and 1813, designed by engineer Henry Provis for the Grand Junction Canal Company, and has been altered since its construction. The bridge is made of red brick, primarily in English bond, with some areas of replacement work in cream brick. It features a battered plinth and a round arch with a number plate above it. There is a raised band below the parapet, which has been rebuilt on the west side with blue engineering brick coping, while the east side has concrete coping. The coping is finished with end stones. Square projecting end piers on stepped battered plinths mark the ends of the parapet, which has an outswept design. The Aylesbury arm of the canal opened in 1815, and this bridge originally carried a farm track over the canal.