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There isn't a page like this that exists in the system unless you are an admin and can view user accounts in Access > Users. However, you certainly could create a template on your front-end that does something similar. You can iterate all users by:

foreach($users as $user) {
  // ... 
}

You can retrieve any user by:

$u = $users->get(123); // user ID; or...
$u = $users->get('ryan'); // user name 

Here is the $user API which shows you what you can do once you've located the user you want to display. 

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