Development blueprints for the financier's secluded Caribbean island included in the photographs.
Also contained in this recent document release is shown to be a site plan for the Great St James island, found in the Caribbean US territory.
Epstein acquired a smaller island - Little St James - originally in the late 1990s, but acquired the larger adjacent island in 2016 for around $22.5 million.
This visual evidence indicate he had created ambitious plans to transform the substantial island by building homes, an amphitheatre, an underwater office and a swimming pool.
You can see the plan is a local waterway, a waterway in the US Virgin Islands, indicated on the south-eastern section.
This development map is covered in notations in red and contains a key labelling various areas of the property.
Alongside the main plan are what look to be an additional nine construction diagrams and construction drawings, including layouts for boat shelters.
More images made public as part of the current oversight release.
