Canadian Pacific Class H1b

The Canadian Pacific Class H1b were a series of 4-6-4 "Hudson" Type steam locomotives that operated on the Canadian Pacific Railway.
==History==
Ten of these engines were built by the Montreal Locomotive Works in 1930 and were numbered 2810-2819.
Just like the previous H1a class they were designed to carry passengers trains throughout Canada.
By the late 1950s all by one of H1bs have been scrapped as the diesels replace. Today only one member survives #2816 which was based in Calgary, Alberta, Canada but as of 2023, it is Undergoing a rebuild.
==Stock list==
Loco No.	Image 	Build date(s)	Current status 	Notes
2810 	 	1930 	Scrapped 	
2811 	 	1930 	Scrapped 	
2812 	 	1930 	Scrapped 	
2813 	Frameless	1930 	Scrapped 	
2814 	Frameless	1930 	Scrapped 	
2815 	Frameless	1930 	Scrapped 	
2816 	 	December 1930	Operational, currently on tour.	
2817 	 	1930 	Scrapped 	
2818 	 	1930 	Scrapped 	
2819 	 	1930 	Scrapped 	
Category:Canadian Pacific locomotives
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Category:Six-coupled locomotives
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Category:Built in 1930
Category:Passenger locomotives
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