  We study the portion of an asymptotically Anti de Sitter geometry's bulk
where the metric can be reconstructed, given the areas of minimal 2-surfaces
anchored to a fixed boundary subregion. We exhibit situations in which this
region can reach parametrically far outside of the entanglement wedge. If the
setting is furthermore holographic, so that the bulk geometry is dual to a
state in a conformal field theory (CFT), these minimal 2-surface areas can be
deduced from the expectation values of operators localized within the boundary
subregion. This presents us with an alternative: Either the reduced CFT state
encodes significant information about the bulk beyond the entanglement wedge,
challenging conventional intuition about holographic subregion duality; or the
reduced CFT state fails to contain information about operators whose
expectation values give the areas of minimal 2-surfaces anchored within that
subregion, challenging conventional intuition about the holographic dictionary.
