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As Eric mentioned, you are free to have as many repositories as you want.

Since the stack is the unit of release and installation in ROS, I recommend that you consider collecting some of the more tightly-coupled packages into stacks.

Advantages: no problems with version dependencies within a stack.
Disadvantage: all the packages for each stack would need to be combined into a single git repository.

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