Development plans for the financier's private Caribbean island among the images.
Additionally contained in this latest document disclosure appears to be a site plan for the Great St James island, found in the Caribbean US territory.
Epstein acquired a smaller island - the Little St James - originally in the late 1990s, but subsequently obtained the more expansive adjacent island in 2016 for a sum of $22.5 million.
This visual evidence indicate he had formulated plans to develop the sprawling island by constructing living quarters, an amphitheatre, an submerged workspace and a swimming pool.
You can see the blueprint is a channel, a marine passage in the US Virgin Islands, noted on the south-eastern section.
The architectural drawing is annotated in notations in red and features a notes section identifying distinct areas of the property.
Alongside this are what appear to be several other site drawings and engineering blueprints, including plans for marina coverings.
More materials made public as part of the continuing oversight disclosure.
