Site layouts for Epstein's secluded Caribbean island included in the released materials.
Also contained in this new photograph disclosure is shown to be a site plan for the Great St James island, found in the US Virgin Islands.
Epstein acquired a smaller island - the Little St James - originally in the late 1990s, but later purchased the larger adjacent island in the year 2016 for around $22.5 million.
The released images suggest he had formulated ambitious plans to develop the substantial island by erecting living quarters, an performance venue, an submerged workspace and a swimming pool.
You can see the drawing is a local waterway, a marine passage in the US Virgin Islands, noted on the bottom right.
The architectural drawing is marked up in red pen markings and includes a legend labelling distinct sections of the estate.
In addition to the main plan are what appear to be an additional nine site drawings and engineering blueprints, including plans for marina coverings.
More documentation made public as part of the ongoing congressional release.
