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龍騰舊稱「魚藤坪」,相傳先民在開墾初時,鯉魚潭有鯉魚精危害地方,鄉民苦不堪言。為了克制鯉魚精作怪,遂在龍騰山區遍植魚藤,同時,又將東面的高山稱為關刀山,用意是藉關刀山斬魚藤,以毒殺鯉魚精,最後魚怪果然不再危害,居民從此安居樂業。至臺灣二戰後設村,村民認為「魚藤」不雅而改名為龍騰。 魚藤坪斷橋又名龍騰斷橋,原名魚藤坪橋,位於臺灣苗栗縣三義鄉龍騰村,為縱貫線鐵路(後屬臺中線)全線開通前一年(即1907年)所興建完成的磚造橋墩、鋼鈑梁及桁架梁混合型式之橋樑。1999年921大地震後,行政院文化建設委員會(今文化部前身)於2000年將魚藤坪斷橋指定為震災紀念物,苗栗縣政府於2003年依文化資產保存法公告指定為縣定古蹟(三級古蹟)。 Longteng was formerly known as "Yutengping." According to legend, when the ancestors were in the early days of reclamation, carp essence harmed the place in the Liyu Lake, and the villagers suffered terribly. In order to restrain the carp essence from making strange things, fish vines were planted all over the Longteng Mountain area. At the same time, the mountain in the east was called Guandao Mountain. Hazard, residents will live and work in peace and contentment ever since. When a village was established in Taiwan after World War II, the villagers thought that "Uteng" was indecent and changed its name to Longteng. Yutengping Broken Bridge, also known as Longteng Bridge, formerly known as Yutengping Bridge, is located in Longteng Village, Sanyi Township, Miaoli County, Taiwan. It was constructed one year (1907) before the opening of the full line of the Longitudinal Railway (later Taichung Line). Bridges of mixed types of brick piers, steel sheet beams and truss beams. After the 921 earthquake in 1999, the Cultural Development Committee of the Executive Yuan (the predecessor of the Ministry of Culture) designated the Yutengping Broken Bridge as an earthquake memorial in 2000, and the Miaoli County Government designated it as a county government in accordance with the Cultural Assets Preservation Act in 2003. Historic sites (three-level historic sites).