Where can you find the localizer frequency on a Jeppesen chart?

The localizer frequency is typically found in the approach brief area of a Jeppesen chart. This section provides essential information about the specific approach procedures, including navigation aids, minimum altitudes, and other critical data such as the localizer frequency. This frequency is vital for pilots as it ensures proper alignment with the runway during an instrument approach, enabling the aircraft to receive guidance from the localizer system.

Additionally, other sections like the airport information or the runway layout may provide valuable details about the airport and runways, but they do not specifically include the localizer frequency as part of their standard content. The bottom of the chart often contains other regulatory or publication details but not the localizer frequency itself. Thus, the approach brief area serves as the correct location for key navigational data needed for the approach.