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I think you are referring to the Cigre Benchmark Model of HVDC system. The reactance value is that of a smoothing reactor installed on the cable terminals and not the reactance of line. Considering that, the line length of 5 ohm resistance (2.5+2.5 ohm in series) can be calculated using R=pho*L/A. Where, A is the area of cross section of the conductor. pho is the resistivity of conductor (for copper it is 1.72E-8 ohm.m).
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