This battery was later renamed to "Christiani Sixti Batteri", or "Christian the Sixth's Battery", but is known today as "Batteriet Sixtus" or just "Sixtus". The sinking of ships continued, filled with mud from the harbor and the trash from Copenhagen's streets. In certain streets, there was over a meter of trash, so there was plenty to take.
This battery underwent a name change, becoming "Christiani Sixti Batteri", or "Christian the Sixth's Battery", but is now referred to as "Batteriet Sixtus" or just "Sixtus". The process of disposing of ships continued, with vessels overflowing with harbor debris and Copenhagen's municipal waste. In certain areas, the trash accumulation was substantial enough to be easily collected.