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Having said that it is highly recommended that you make sure all villagers work, have their house, and can fulfil all their needs in a 1-2 map hex radius.
Also note that you need 1 of each market per about 50-60 citizens to ensure they will all find what they need in every needs cycle.
I know you didn't ask this, but when you build one, set the stalls in the market dialog in a different order. So if you have berries first in your original market, put, for example, fish first in the second. Villagers tend to buy the first thing they see.