Site layouts for Epstein's personal Caribbean island featured within the images.
Additionally featured in this new document drop appears to be a development blueprint for the Great St James island, found in the US Virgin Islands.
The financier acquired a smaller island - Little St James - back in 1998, but acquired the more expansive Great St James in the year 2016 for around $22.5 million.
This visual evidence reveal he had formulated plans to transform the 161-acre island by constructing homes, an performance venue, an office beneath the waves and a reservoir.
You can see the plan is a local waterway, a waterway in the US Virgin Islands, noted on the bottom right.
This development map is marked up in notations in red and contains a key labelling different areas of the estate.
Alongside this are what seem to be several other property layouts and engineering blueprints, including designs for boat shelters.
Further images released as part of the ongoing oversight disclosure.
