Only one natural cave - the Grotte de Lascaux - plus the copy as the original is closed to all but serious research to protect the paintings. The plan I've seen shows the cave as a single passage with a branch off it but that might only be the decorated section. I don't know its true extent.
By the way I'm not quite sure what your question means. A cave is a cave in the singular irrespective of its complexity and number of passages and chambers; although if is part of a system proven passably link two or more caves, they keep their original names as far as the junction between them.
Nowhere! The Grotte de Lascaux is in France!
The Lascaux is a cave of southwest France in the Dordogne River valley.
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France!
The caves of Lascaux were discovered by four teenagers on September 12, 1940. They stumbled upon the caves while exploring the hills near Montignac, France. The caves are famous for their Paleolithic cave paintings.
Nowhere! The Grotte de Lascaux is in France!
The caves were discovered September 12, 1940.
The Lascaux is a cave of southwest France in the Dordogne River valley.
all the ppl in france
it costs 9. 00 dollars to enter lascaux caves for everyone
Limestone, like the walls and roof.
France!
You can find prehistoric paintings in Chauvet Cave and Lascaux Cave in France.
There's only one Grotte Lascaux - the painted cave - plus of course the artificial copy that we'd see as tourists. It's by no means the only cave in the region thoogh.
If Lascaux is referring to caves in southwestern France which are famous for it's cave paintings then the Lascaux article in wikipedia should offer more then enough information.
The Lascaux caves
Probably the most famous are at Lascaux