Here’s an comparison of the maps of Crapaud in Google Maps and OpenStreetMap.
Here’s a a more detailed view of the centre of Crapaud:
In QGIS I created a new map, and then, under Layer > Data Source Manager > Browser, I added the OpenStreetMap layer and the Google Maps layer:
Toggling one off and one on, and the switeching, I made equal-sized screen shots of Crapaud and saved them as PNG files.
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