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Anything that can be measured can be graphed so, in that sense, there is no limit to the number of graphs.
One of my favourites is Minard's graph of the losses suffered by Napoleon's army in his 1812 campaign against Russia. See link for more. Note, that he also managed to display information about temperatures in the bottom part of the graph.
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