In Heringen, Hesse, Germany, is the popularly called Monte Kali, made of spoil from potash mining and rising some 200 meters above the surrounding terrain. La Muntanya de Sal (The Salt Mountain), another potash mine spoil heap, lies in Cardona, Catalonia, at about 120 meters in height. A larger and higher pile is that of El runam del Cogulló (The Spoil Heap of El Cogulló), also known as El runam de la democràcia (The Slag Heap of Democracy) or Montsalat (Salty Boy Mountain), in Sallent, which has already grown higher than the small mountain it was named after (El Cogulló, 474 meters above sea level).