Site blueprints for the financier's secluded Caribbean island among the images.
Additionally included in this latest image release seems to be a property layout for the Great St James island, located in the Caribbean US territory.
Epstein bought a smaller island - Little St James - originally in 1998, but acquired the bigger adjacent island in 2016 for around $22.5 million.
This visual evidence indicate he had formulated plans to develop the 161-acre island by building homes, an performance venue, an submerged workspace and a reservoir.
Visible on the drawing is a local waterway, a marine passage in the region, marked on the south-eastern section.
The site plan is marked up in handwritten red notes and contains a notes section detailing distinct parts of the estate.
Alongside the main plan are what look to be an additional nine property layouts and engineering blueprints, such as layouts for boat shelters.
Further images made public as part of the continuing congressional process.
