阝 (yì) is Kangxi radical no. 163, “city”. In this form it is written with 2 strokes.
阝 (yì) on the right comes from 邑 (yì) 'city': it marks towns, regions, place names and common words such as 那 (nà) and 都 (dōu).
The characters range from 6 to 13 strokes. 2 of them already appear in HSK 3.0 levels 1–2, and 2 have a full word page of their own.
Good ones to start with: 那 (nà) that, 都 (dōu) all / both, 邻 (lín) neighbor, 邮 (yóu) post.
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